IDEN Virtual Cuppa - after hours (Past)
Monthly OPEN session to meet and discuss everything doughnut economics in Ireland
Please Note: This event has now finished and can no longer be joined.
Open virtual cuppa - after hours, an evening time cuppa for people to meet and chat all things Doughnut Economics.
It is part of our action to connect people thinking like a 21st Century economist and seed the idea into action across Ireland.
Our virtuals cuppas started last September and ran Friday mornings weekly until December 2020. That did not suit everyone who wanted to connect around DEAL. So we thought we'd experiment a bit and open up the event to anyone who is interested.
This after-hours evening time cuppa is open to anyone that wants to attend in Ireland or across the globe.
- the Irish DE Network #IDEN operate with the DEAL code of conduct and principles of practice.
- by joining the virtual cuppa you are agreeing to have read & follow the code of conduct and principles of practice
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Roisin Markham
Gorey, Leinster, Ireland
Steward of 18 oaks and wild nature in north Wexford, working on reducing my footprint, living circular, growing food, nurturing our soil. Trying to live in right relationship with the planet, animals & people. Learning to sing again.. Leading for impact through life-centred design, regenerative and distributive practices. Founder of Irish DE Network #IDEN https://wiki.irishdenetwork.org/Home IDEN no longer using slack, we are experimenting with a whatsapp community.
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Brad Farmer
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Sydney Nolan
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
Bits and pieces put together to present a semblance of a whole (brownie points if you know where it's from!)
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Irene Ní Shúilleabháin
Ireland
My name is Irene. I am deeply passionate about contributing to the roll-out of sustainable, equitable economic solutions in Ireland. I have a background in conservation ecology, with experience in science communication and research.
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Stephen Thornhill
Cobh, Munster, Ireland
Hi, I'm Steve an Englishman living in Ireland. I trained in Economics, Agriculture and International Development at Reading University, before working as an Economist at the UK Cereal Authority (now part of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board), where I became Director of Marketing & Economics, leading a team of 15 economists and statisticians for some 15 years. I then worked as a Consultant on International Development projects, where I became involved in training MSc students in Ethiopia and other countries, before accepting a part-time position as Lecturer and Research Fellow in the International Development Team at University College Cork. I have been using Kate's Doughnut Economics in my classes since 2013 just after she published the first paper on the concept. I am also Chairperson of a volunteer group, Cobh Zero Waste, aiming to make Cobh and Great Island zero waste by 2030 and zero carbon by 2040.
