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Techne Verde
Techné Verde is a research and consulting group focused on advanced Information and Communications Technology (ICT) applications for the global shift to a sustainable human culture. Founded by Green Century Institute and NextNow Collaboratory, Techné Verde is based in Berkeley, California at the David Brower Center.
Sustainability Leaders
At Sustainability Leaders Network, our mission is to enhance the capacity of sustainability champions who are versed in the practices of vision, systems thinking, reflective conversation, and creative expression. We draw inspiration, teachings and strategy from Donella Meadows, Buckminster Fuller, and others who use a systems approach towards sustainability. Through engagement of our Fellows Network, young leaders, aspiring farmers, and artists for sustainability, we build leadership capacity in people who are creating inspiring solutions for social and environmental challenges. By communicating what’s working and building on successes, we aim to motivate more people to join the sustainability movement and, in turn, increase and reinforce momentum for a better future.
Kumu
Kumu is an innovation lab incepting and incubating transformative activism with a focus on emerging and future envirosocial issues. Their mission is to learn, conceive, incept, incubate and measure innovative, transformative ways to accelerate our transition to a sustainable, thriving way of life on Earth, with a focus on the prevention and early response to emerging and future envirosocial issues.
Hub Oaxaca
Hub Oaxaca is a platform to support and catalyze local initiatives dedicated to community development and common well being. We believe in a Oaxaca—and in a world—where the pressing needs of society are solved through locally-designed alternatives; where people and diverse communities can grow, openly learning from the knowledge and expertise they share.
Supported by The Halloran Philanthropies.
The History of Well-Being Project
The overall objective is to perform a comprehensive, scholarly and practical documentation of the history of well-being that provides the basis for a better understanding of the current well-being indicator systems and supporting a reference point for future work and projections. The end goal is to develop a more holistic, dynamic and current definition (and model) capturing the essence of “human well-being” that serves the basis of future work in this area. Visit their website here.
Supported by The Halloran Philanthropies.