Awakening to a new economics
In an age where so much of what we create is destined to be discarded, the idea of designing for disassembly offers the possibility of a quiet revolution. It’s a … Continue reading Weaving Futures – Further Reflections from the Sustainable Fashion Forum
Described as, ‘an afternoon of shared ideas and community conversations about sustainable style. with insights from makers, thinkers, and change-makers’, on Sunday afternoon I was both inspired and entertained by … Continue reading Threads of Resilience at the Sustainable Fashion Forum
As COP 30 approaches, here is part 2 of a serialised article recollecting activism I was involved in during the run up to COP26, back in 2021, to inspire us … Continue reading Taking the next step(s): Joining the Camino to COP
As COP 30 approaches, here is a serialised article recollecting activism I was involved in during the run up to COP26, back in 2021, to inspire us in our endeavours. … Continue reading Whatever happened to the Coat of Hopes?
Yanis Varoufakis’s Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism argues that the capitalist system has been replaced by a new, even more exploitative economic order he calls technofeudalism. The book has generated significant … Continue reading Book review: Technofeudalism: What Killed Capitalism
Wednesday 15 October 7pm – 8.15pm. Online. With Mike Mullins Mike is a leadership coach and spiritual retreat facilitator, whose background is in Catholic mysticism and psychology. He has run … Continue reading Challenging Ourselves – How has Christianity Contributed to Ecological Crisis?
The book of Jeremiah offers a stark picture of collapse. In one passage, the prophet describes a reversal of Creation itself: the earth “without form and void,” light extinguished, towns … Continue reading When the Earth Mourns: Jeremiah, Idols, and the Cry of Creation
Last week, I was fortunate to spend some time on retreat at Hawkwood College for Future Thinking near Stroud. Something I thought I should write about as the college is … Continue reading May the Hawkwood spring ever flow…
Joy in Enough 