Bath City Doughnut Learning Session: An Economy of Equals (Past)
Who's not in the room? Let's map who we know (and who we don't) in the Embedded Economy for more balanced conversations.
Please Note: This event has now finished and can no longer be joined.
Another informal opportunity for anyone reading Doughnut Economics or interested in the concept to find out more about it, and thrash out any sticky themes or questions arising so far.
This session, we'll be responding to ongoing calls to 'map' the work that's already underway in Bath by the various active groups.
But to do this effectively - as in, outlining what we know AND what we don't know; to be able to see who's in the mix and who's missing - we need a something to plot them all on to.
So we'll be taking a step back from imagining the possibilities for a moment, to ground our knowledge within the Embedded Economy diagram (pg 71 of the book) and its four equal and complementary quadrants - the market, the state, the household and the commons.
We'll compare it to how the market-dominated economy is set up now, and reveal any gaps we need to fill to have truly balanced conversations moving forward.
If you're in Bath and would like to join us, please join the Bath LinkedIn Group: https://lnkd.in/ewGR5C6g and register for the event. If you're not on LinkedIn, just email Carra Santos at studio@carrasantos.com instead.
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Carra Santos
Bath, BANES, UK.
I'm an established and creative sustainability professional, equipping visionary leaders, educators and advisors with knowledge and navigation tools to step into their sustainable futures roles, through education, strategy and communication. Over 20+ years, my career in creativity, design and communication has evolved from internationally-acclaimed product innovation and future concepts for world-class events, to creative thinking skills for visionary leadership. My approach is influenced by my career origins in multidisciplinary concept generation and development - tapping into food, fashion, interiors, furniture, exhibition, spatial and urban design - and my personal passion, which is exploring how transformative habits, attitudes, practices, behaviours and relationships can be facilitated by forward-thinking design and communication. I began exploring Doughnut Economics around 2017, attending events from 2019, and becoming a DEAL community member on its launch in 2020. My interest in economics increased during my 2021 'Sustainable Development in Practice' Masters dissertation on narrative framing and communication of sustainability practices to UK business leaders, which touched on the difference between degrowth, growth-agnostic and growth-led perspectives. I started the Doughnut Economics group in Bath, UK in 2022, and and continue to support it and a number of councils, universities and enterprises with local outreach and engagement. Email me or join me on LinkedIn.
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Nikki Dodds
Bath
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Arabella Tresilian
Bath
#dialoguefacilitation #disputeresolution #collaborativedialogue #solutionfocussed #conflictresolution
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Ian McKay
Bath, UK
I am retired from paid employment, having had a number of careers in data analytics, then management consultancy, then a variety of leadership roles in UK-based charities. I've had a number of formal and informal roles working with charities and other for-benefit initiatives. Most notably having chaired three charities, and setting up Innovira to become a catalyst for developing and sharing good ideas and practices - though it is early days for this. I've lived in Bath, in the South West of England, for over 30 years, and now try to use my experience and time to support activists and thinkers who are trying to make a difference locally. The Doughnut model captures what I've thought intuitively for decades, and will hopefully be an effective model to help good decision making, and get stuff done.
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Sanjiv Shrivastava
North Saanich, BC
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Sanjiv Shrivastava
