Awakening to a new economics
In the first of our Joy in Enough talks for 2024, Cat Jenkins talked about the connections between climate justice and offshore finance. How do offshore finance centres (and those who … Continue reading Talk: Cat Jenkins on offshore finance
A reminder that Joy in Enough has an email newsletter, written by John Payne and Ruth Jarman. If you’re not a subscriber already, below is the New Year edition so … Continue reading The January newsletter
Advent Conspiracy began in 2006, the brain-child of three pastors in the United States who were frustrated with the stresses of Christmas. Consumerism is at its height in the weeks … Continue reading The Advent Conspiracy
Ruth Jarman invites us to celebrate a simpler and more authentic Christmas. Think of the stable described in Luke’s gospel – the straw, the smell of animals, unwashed visitors from … Continue reading Let’s reclaim Christmas!
An absolutely basic response to climate change ought to be to commit to not making it worse, right? Apparently not: plenty of countries still subsidise fossil fuels. The oil giants … Continue reading Book review: Badvertising, by Andrew Simms & Leo Murray
“The questions that really began to stand out to me were questions about wealth and poverty, but I also started digging deeply into environmental questions. I started to see that … Continue reading Talk: Steve McMullen on faith and economy
Over the last few weeks Hilary Blake has explored six completely impractical ways to change the world, and now for some conclusions. We have reached the end of our impractical ways … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: conclusions
Hilary Blake continues her series on completely impractical ways to change the world. Because there are so many good people and organisations talking about practical solutions to the world’s problems. … Continue reading Completely impractical ways to change the world: rest
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