Green Foundation Ireland and Feasta invite you to participate in this afternoon in-person Workshop on January 18 in Dublin, with guest speaker John Sharry.
This event, which Feasta supported, stimulated discussion on issues and challenges facing us at present in a world of climate breakdown, war and militarisation, precarious employment, and inequality.
This keynote talk by Caroline Whyte on November 17th was part of the Development Studies Association of Ireland's conference on 'Critical Perspectives in Sustainable Development'.
John Sharry, a family psychotherapist and Feasta trustee, facilitated this workshop on managing and communicating our emotional response to the climate crisis, as part of Climate Reality's 24 Hours of Reality.
On June 25, at this year's Basic Income Guarantee conference, Feasta's Mike Sandler and Brent Ranalli spoke about best practices in carbon pricing and how criticisms that are sometimes made of it can be addressed. (You'll need to register in order to watch the talk, but it's free.)
Sign up (for free) to stay informed about Feasta's research into the vital changes that are needed in our global energy, food, monetary and taxation systems in order to respond to the environmental emergency that humanity is facing.
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