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Hello Doughnut!

The first set of Doughnut Economics foundational learning tools for schools and education. Welcome!

Posted by the DEAL Team September, 17, 2024 3 likes

We at DEAL have been working for the past two years on developing the first set of a comprehensive series of resources for educators - teachers and learners, young and old - to help bring the foundational ideas, practices, and principles of Doughnut Economics into learning spaces across all school years.

We have designed the first set of resources, Preparing to teach and Hello Doughnut! (four ‘ready to go’ tools focusing on introducing the Doughnut concept). More sets are coming!

After an enriching iterative learning journey of sensing, listening, and practising with and from a broad range of friends in the Schools and Education space - teachers and learners of a diverse number of countries including Colombia, China, Denmark, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Uganda, and United Kingdom - we are now ready to launch them around the world.

We trust that there is still much more that we can learn from how they will be used, adapted, and be useful or not in different contexts and spaces around the world. If you spot any issues or have suggestions for improving them, please reach out to us via Sharing back. Thank you in advance!