Michelle felt inspired to pen a MEDIUM article… Changing seasons -Michelle Furtado’s reflections after our Autumn Wisdom Council
In imagining the conversations with my future self, I can see a direction of travel for my life, freer from daily stress and worry. Holding this in the front of my mind is helpful. It gives me a [...]
Welcome to Waterlight, a project inspired by a chalk stream in Cambridgeshire. Waterlight began as a collaboration between poet and writer Clare Crossman and filmmaker James Murray-White, and the [...]
I’m interested in creative responses to our ecological and climate predicaments, which are also of course full-on emergencies. Building pro-environment networks and engaging people has been [...]
Observing that “the world’s leaders are correctly fixated on economic growth as the answer to virtually all problems, but they’re pushing with all their might in the wrong direction,” Donella [...]
Join the #ThrivingPlacesIndex partners & delivery team for a webinar on Wed 3 November at 12.30 to hear about the TPI’s role in transforming our economy place by place plus insights [...]
The School of Organizations, Systems and People, Responsible Project Management and UKSS invite contributions for a Symposium at the University of Portsmouth (UK) and online, 9am to 4pm (GMT) [...]
Nothing is impossible and to achieve anything in addressing the climate crisis, collaboration is the key. I am extremely honoured to have received the Collaboration Award, at the Big [...]
Thank you to all who have already purchased a ticket to the Radical Housing Conference on October 13th, curated by UWE, Design West and Agile Homes. There are many housing conferences; [...]
Centre for Thriving Places was founded in 2010, with the aim to change the economic compass from pointing to consumption and growth toward wellbeing economics for people, place and planet. We [...]
I’m so excited to share this Sustain Talks I did with Louise Stevens. It’s one of those conversations that left me buzzing as I came off the call and exactly the reason I decided to [...]
Weapons manufacturers, the oil giant Shell, and financial institutions which poured billions of pounds into fossil fuels are among firms buying Scottish carbon credits, prompting critics to claim [...]
