International Forum for Well-Being (Past)
The forum's objective: going one step further to initiate systemic transformation!
Please Note: This event has now finished and can no longer be joined.
HEADING TOWARDS A FAIR AND SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY
FROM JUNE 29TH TO JULY 1ST, 2022 – GRENOBLE, FRANCE
In 2018, the International Forum for Well-Being “Wealth, happiness, what indicators to build tomorrow ?” brought together for 3 days more than 1,000 participants from 25 different countries around the question of a new “compass” of society. A first in Europe! Testimonies from all over the world have made more visible and concrete a vision of development based on well-being, and no longer on purely economic considerations. Building on this, Grenoble will host the second edition of the International Forum for Well-Being in June 2022, going one step further to initiate a systemic transformation. This event is part of the Grenoble European Green Capital 2022 program.
In relation with Doughnuts Economics, the aims are:
1. to accelerate the transition towards a new compass
2. to translate well-being into action and indicators, between the environmental ceiling and the social foundation
3. Support, develop and nurture the actors of change community
WHO IS THIS CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS AIMED AT ?
The call: https://bienvivre2018.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/appel-participation-2022_Web_EN-1.pdf
What are the different areas of ocus of the International Forum for Well Being ?
- The challenge of a society that is “rich for everyone and rich of everyone”: fighting inequality and building a “social foundation”
- The change of model challenge : reducing our footprint and maintaining an “environmental ceiling”
- The political and democratic challenge : staying the course of well being
Grenoble Alpes University
621 avenue Centrale
38400 Saint-Martin-d'Hères
France
End: July 1st, 2022 - 9pm
If you have any question regarding the call for proposals or the forum in general, please do not hesitate to contact contact@forumbienvivre.org !
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Fiona Ottaviani
Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
I have a PhD in Economics. I have completed a double curriculum in Economics and Philosophy at the University of Grenoble Alpes. My research on the conception and implementation of indicators questions the very goals of development (wellbeing, sustainability, common good, economic peace). Based on the IBEST (“indicateurs de bien-être soutenable” in French) project, which focuses on the construction of sustainable territorial social indicators in the urban community of Grenoble, my work allowed to propose a dashboard of sustainable wellbeing and to combine a quantitative survey and a qualitative participatory approach.
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Cat Ho
Beijing, 北京市, People's Republic of China
Practioner-Researcher on Critical Economic Literacy in development of Critical Global Citizenship Education at the University of Illinois. IBDP Economics Examiner-Teacher. Love Heterdox Economics and a Doughnut Revolution!
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Laura Hanowski
Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland
Ready to create exciting experiences that fulfill human needs and benefit the well-being of our planet
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Isabel Guerrero Umaña
Hamburgo, Hamburg, Alemania
Costa Rican student at the University of Hamburg in the field of Social Economy. Advocate of learning as a tool to take informed and coherent decisions that can make life worthwhile.
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Faris Weldy
Bogor, Jawa Barat, Indonesia
Currently studying for a bachelor's degree majoring in Resource and Environmental Economics at IPB University
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Aart Bos
Utrecht, Nederland
I am a proud leader of the global MasterPeace Foundation, active in 40+ countries creating perspective to youngsters my job is may passion to achieve social impact on a local and global scale
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Eugenia Chow
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Natascha McIntyre Hall
United Kingdom
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Elena Vallianatou-Voutsina
Athens, Greece
Adult educator, founder of VIOSIMI KINOTITA community, with a purpose to cultivate transformative ways for the environmental literature of citizens, locally, nationally and globally.
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LeAnn White
Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America
Hi Everyone! I'm the Deputy Director of the USGS National Wildlife Health Center where I focus on the use of systems approaches to understand wildlife conservation challenges. I'm particularly interested in social, political, and economic impediments to conservation and would love to connect with anyone interested in promoting sustainability and resilience of natural resources.
