Over the last six months, eleven cohorts from across the city, region, country and globe came together to deep dive into Doughnut Economics. Collectively the peer groups hosted sessions around the chapters of Doughnut Economics, some meeting in person, others online, and surfaced learning enquiries to explore.
From central London to the Isle of Lewis and even further to international peers in Denmark, USA Costa Rica and more, all of their journeys have been unique and different; unexpected at times in what was challenging and also what flowed for them. We warmly invite you to bring your curiosity and active learning to see where the cohorts have gotten to, find out more about their journeys and share in the relationships they have made together and the knowledge they have exchanged.
Find out more about the Doughnut Economics Peer-To-Peer Learning Journeys
Meet the hosts: About The Learning Journeys
Drawing upon learnings from spaces we’ve held and Huddlecraft’s wisdom across years of hosting learning journeys, the peers’ stories as they are, and their learnings and reflections in the forms that they currently sit will be the star of the show, so you will be able to see the honest and authentic discoveries and challenges they’ve encountered and find out more about what it takes to work towards downscaling the doughnut on a household, street and neighbourhood level, taking the idea of Doughnut Economics off the page and into our places.