About this Event
Open to public. Please have lunch before this event. See you all! :)
Organised by: Post-Growth Singapore (IG: @postgrowthsg)
In solidarity with: Ground-Up Initiative's Fundraising #GUIsBigMove
This is a contribute-as-you-can event, where all proceeds will go to #GUIsBigMove. Please contribute directly at the fundraising page.
About the Film:
"Change the system, not the climate" is a common demand in the climate movement. But what kind of system do we actually want? In the midst of humanity's worst crisis, the pioneers stand ready. Meet the new economic perspectives that have the potential to change the world at its core.
The orginal meaning of the word ”economy” is "household management”. The economy of today however, is not householding, but rather consuming our finite natural resources at an alarming pace. "Outgrow the System" explores how we can return to the essence of the term and design an economic system that genuinely manages our scarce resources.
Beyond the narrow mainstream debate and the teachings of business schools, numerous new economic ideas and practices are emerging. They challenge old assumptions and offer fresh perspectives on how we can reorganize our production and consumption, in order to ensure our survival as a species on this planet.
"Outgrow the System" aims to bring these transformative ideas to the forefront. It celebrates the abundance of creativity and ideas that exist worldwide, urging them to collide and converge. The film envisions a world where social movements worldwide can rally behind positive visions instead of merely opposing dystopias.
With this film we want to democratize the conversation around the economy, ecology, and democracy. Economics should be a topic accessible to all, not confined to experts. We wish to empower viewers to engage in discussions about economic models and to foster hope that change is not only possible, but already underway. Let's join in the movement for change!
The film features:
Kate Raworth
Economist, Author of Doughnut Economics
Amanda Janoo
Economics and Policy Lead, WEAll (Wellbeing Economy Alliance)
Timothée Parrique
Dr, of Economics, specialised in degrowth
Jennifer Hinton
Ecological economist and sustainability researcher
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ground-Up Initiative (GUI), Training Room, 91 Lorong Chencharu, Singapore, Singapore
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