Transforming places with Doughnut Economics: webinar 1 (Past)
Hearing from community-led initiatives in Leeds, UK and Melbourne, Australia
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- Leeds Doughnut, part of Climate Action Leeds in the UK, have been holding community and youth workshops and are about to launch their Leeds Doughnut data-led four lenses report on 28th April, to initiate the wider community conversation across the city and stakeholders.
- Regen Melbourne in Australia, launched Towards a Regenerative Melbourne in April 2021 - the culmination of an extensive community-led research process drawing together the lived-experience and aspirations of the residents of Melbourne. Regen Melbourne has recently relaunched and are beginning the next phase their work, including practical place-based projects, research to enrich their vision with measurement data, story telling, events and gatherings.
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Leonora Grcheva
City of London, England, United Kingdom
Cities and Regions Lead at DEAL. Urban planner, researcher, participation practitioner. Macedonian living in London.
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Jon Walker
Sheffield, England, United Kingdom
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Polly Hutton
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Ann Wexler
Los Angeles, California, United States of America
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stan curtis
Portland, Oregon, United States of America
leader of IBM SmartCIties research... incubating EcoDistricts in Metro/Portland with Cascadia partners. active with OPEN standards helping NIST incubate their Global Cities Team Challenge ...kit-by-kit, vendor-by-vendor...an OpenCommons?
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Hannah Nomme
London, United Kingdom
Investor Relations and Strategic Partnerships. I love playing with bringing future visions to life. Working on regenerative solution activation in public spaces in service of reducing rising apathy. Particularly interested in how we shape the future of lifelong learning and how to rebuild public discussions that are tolerant of all perspectives.
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Cheryl Glazier
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
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Philippe Coullomb
Kuala Lumpur, Malaisie
Pragmatic idealist focused on facilitating cross-sector collaboration and systemic change.
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Elizabeth Kelly
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, England, United Kingdom
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Madoka Minamisawa
Tokyo
Shibaura House is a community space in the Tokyo district of Shibaura, a neighborhood in the south of the city near the port. In 2022, we set about to create a 'City Portrait' of Minato City, our neighborhood, with a desire to relook, and to understand what is truly happening in people's lives. Things have drastically changed due to Covid-19, and there was an urgency to reconnect with people who come to work, build a family, and play in the area. We saw Doughnut Economics as a great tool to do this, as it allowed us not only to analyze what is occurring in front of us, but also to think in multifaceted terms. Through this journey, we have manifested our 'City Portrait' in the form of an exhibition, which you can see recorded in the report on the DEAL website. We are currently in the process of transforming the 'City Portrait' into an action plan. We are doing this with several strands: collaboration with an artist who would use our resources, acquired knowledge, and contacts as a basis for her work. Collaboration with a landscape designer to rethink green spaces and biodiversity in urban settings, with the aim of creating a community project. We are also looking into emerging political voices by talking with young politicians or those aiming to be one, and to understand what motivated them to become politically involved, and what their communication strategies are. We have received great support from DEAL and its community in developing our ‘City Portrait’. If you have questions or happen to be in Tokyo, please don’t hesitate to contact us.