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California Doughnut Economics Coalition
'The sky is the limit' for this creative and agile group of people working for systems change at state scale
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Second California DEAL Meetup
Platforms have been established and actions are underway to discover the recipe for a California Doughnut
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First California DEAL Meetup
Californians get mobilized to co-create a DEAL coalition for California
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California Doughnut Economics Coalition (CalDEC)
Our Vision
We envision an economy where the people and ecology of California thrive.
Our Purpose
Initiate regenerative and distributive economic systems throughout California, using 21st-century Doughnut Economics thinking.
Our Strategy
Spread the Doughnut Economics framework
Raise awareness, develop understanding, and instill passion towards creating transformative change in California, based on the principles of Doughnut Economics.
Collaborate with existing changemakers
Connect with like-minded individuals, groups, and organizations aligned with Doughnut Economic principles, seeking to enhance and amplify their work.
Incubate city and statewide initiatives
Work with fellow Californians desiring to establish Doughnut Economics in their own cities and communities, strategically driving towards larger, state-wide transformative changes in California.
Activities & Services
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Anyone with a meaningful connection to our purpose is very welcome to join us - we’d love to hear from you!
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California Doughnut Economics Coalition
'The sky is the limit' for this creative and agile group of people working for systems change at state scale
Posted by California Doughnut Economics Coalition (CalDEC)
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Story
Second California DEAL Meetup
Platforms have been established and actions are underway to discover the recipe for a California Doughnut
Posted by California Doughnut Economics Coalition (CalDEC)
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Story
First California DEAL Meetup
Californians get mobilized to co-create a DEAL coalition for California
Posted by California Doughnut Economics Coalition (CalDEC)
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Past Event
(Past) Unveiling the California Doughnut Snapshot
2024-11-06T18:30:00Z (Past)
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Past Event
(Past) Unveiling the California Doughnut Snapshot
2024-11-06T18:30:00Z (Past)
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Past Event
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(Past) California Doughnut Economics Coalition - Book Club
2021-05-21T01:00:00Z (Past)
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(Past) California Doughnut Economics Coalition - General Meeting
2021-04-30T00:30:00Z (Past)
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Past Event
(Past) California Donut Economics - Round 3!
2021-01-22T01:30:00Z (Past)
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Past Event
(Past) California Donut Economics - Round 2!
2020-12-11T01:30:00Z (Past)
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Past Event
(Past) California Doughnut 1st Meetup
2020-11-13T01:30:00Z (Past)
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Taylor Seamount
Santa Cruz, CA, USA
I’m inspired to apply my art to find hope and meaning amid the climate crisis. Solar Punk Repaints In these imaginative realist landscapes, I modify my plein air paintings of my local Santa Cruz area, reimagining the location as an equitable and sustainable utopia. On social media I share painting process videos that explore the history and future of that location. Featuring Local Stewardship I also create plein air paintings that highlight local organizations that are responding positively to the crisis. This year I’m focusing on land stewardship. Sourcing How can I responsibly make and sell objects from the fruits of the earth during this time of over-extraction? I explore this through my laser woodworking of local redwood and internationally sourced bamboo plywood. Fairies I believe that ecologically balanced culture requires more than a utilitarian appreciation for nature. We need our reverence for nature to include sense of mystery which inspires humility. In many of my plein air landscapes I include glowing nature spirits, which I call fairies, as an embodiment of this sense of mystery.
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Narissa Petchumrus
Los Angeles, CA
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Elizabeth Castillo
Muscoy, CA
I'm an assistant professor of sustainable management at California State University San Bernardino. Originally from San Diego, I moved to San Bernardino from Arizona State University where I taught and researched organizational leadership from 2016-2023. I'm now back in So Cal and thrilled to meet kindred spirits who also want to create a peaceful, prosperous world that works for everybody. I use social accounting as a strategic tool to account for our values, making them visible in decision making and connecting different levels of scale (personal, organizational, community, national and global). My work is informed by bioinspired principles and two decades of management experience at the San Diego Natural History Museum and Balboa Park Cultural Partnership. My hobbies are hiking and nature photography.
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Jas Sage
Pacific Northwest
I am continuously curious about life's deep patterns, resourcing regenerative design lenses and cultivating an integrative living personal and professional practice. A few of the areas of study I am currently passionate about are ancestral healing, resonance tuning, coherence building, biofield science, overcoming legacy burdens, deep biomimicry and permaculture, traditional medicine, paradigm research. I am interested in this community as a practice of reverently weaving individual and collective interior and exterior expression. In infinite gratitude, Jas
