I retired early from my career in technology sales. The culture of corporate America was no longer working for me. Specifically the idea that there is a moral space, where as long as you are not breaking the law, your only responsibility was to shareholder value and pursuit of profit. Full acceptance of this leaves little space to connect with your values and principles. As I dug deeper into the concepts of Doughnut Economics the decision to retire from my professional job was a no-brainer. It was a purposeful transition from years of accumulating, to focusing on how to thrive so that I could live the concepts. This in turn has freed up my time and attention capacity to make sense of the current situation of the world, understand the underlying systems, and determine how I can contribute to help make positive change. I came to DEAL to find guidance on how to take action.
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Lesson Plan - Introduction to "Doughnut Economics"
Here's a lesson plan template that could be adapted to teach an introductory lesson on "Doughnut Economics".
Posted by Moosa Yousuf
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Doughnut Unrolled: Data Portrait of Place
A handbook of approaches for collecting targets and indicators across each of the four lenses for your place
Posted by the DEAL Team
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Doughnut Unrolled: Community Portrait of Place
A selection of participatory workshop approaches you can use to explore the four lenses for your place
Posted by the DEAL Team
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Doughnut Unrolled: Introducing the four lenses
An introduction to the four lenses and the set of tools you can use to help your place bring humanity into the Doughnut
Posted by the DEAL Team
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The Doughnut's - Three Horizon Tool!
This tool has been adopted, and specifically developed, to facilitate group work among 'Doughnut practitioners'.
Posted by Brian McConnell
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Social-Ecological Impact Assesment Tool
A tool to generate a graphical assesment for social-ecological projects
Posted by BoraBeirã
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Meet the Economy
Exploring the four core spheres of activity at the heart of the economy: the market, state, household and commons
Posted by the DEAL Team
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Doughnut Principles of Practice
A PDF of the Doughnut Principles of Practice ready to print
Posted by the DEAL Team
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Story
Creating a Personal Doughnut
An exploration of personal doughnuts, what are they and how could they work?
Posted by Zoe Gilbertson
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Who makes a Doughnut Economics community?
Brief snapshot of the people of Donut Berlin bringing Doughnut Economics to life. What we're doing, and common threads.
Posted by Kate Goodwin
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How Nanaimo is Engaging with the Doughnut
Presentations by Nanaimo City Councillor Ben Geselbracht and Kate Raworth
Posted by the DEAL Team
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Past Event
(Past) Creative Circle for Earth and Donut Economics (#3)
2021-09-05T16:00:00Z (Past)
Online
Posted by Aman Walia
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Past Event
(Past) Foundations of Doughnut Economics Online Course
2021-06-09T17:00:00Z (Past)
Online
Posted by the DEAL Team
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Past Event
(Past) 2040 - Join the Regeneration film and discussion
2020-10-24T18:00:00Z (Past)
Online
Posted by Steve Mason
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John Adams
Thomas, Were you able to produce a format for this that can be shared? I am struggling to find any software to recre...
Posted on 'Personal Doughnut Template'
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John Adams
Heather - Were you able to find a way to edit the personal doughnut graphic? I am trying to use this but don't have ...
Posted on 'Personal Doughnut Template'
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John Adams
Zoe - are you still active with the personal doughnut you created? I am trying to find easy-to-use software to try t...
Posted on 'Personal Doughnut Template'
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John Adams
Was there ever a reply to this post? Is there an editable version of this document? Thanks!
Posted on 'Creating a Personal Doughnut'
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