Sarah McKinley | Community Wealth Building

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Challenging Economic Assumptions

Gerry McCartney and Carmel Williams

8 episodes

1 week ago

Challenging Economic Assumptions podcast is kind of self-descriptive. It is about challenging our assumed ideas and beliefs of the economic system we live with, which determines so much of our lives, our values and understanding of the world. In this series we hope to unpack some of the not-so-often questioned economic thinking that has lead us here and where we can go next. We talk to various thinkers and activists on the underlying economic assumptions that permeate our society, attempting to uncover new ways forward.

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Sarah McKinley | Community Wealth Building

Challenging Economic Assumptions

49 minutes 28 seconds

1 year ago

Sarah McKinley | Community Wealth Building

In this episode Gerry and Carmel talk to Sarah McKinley of the Democracy Collaborative. Sarah sheds light on Community Wealth Building, an alternative economic system approach being explored in local communities around the world and how it has been improving peoples overall wellbeing.

Sarah McKinley, the Director of Community Wealth Building Programs from the Democracy Collaborative, a not for profit trans-Atlantic think-do tank striving to build a democratic economy through political and economic system change. Her work is a significant driver of change in local communities, creating alternative economic and community systems which have shown to improve the quality of peoples overall wellbeing.

This podcast is supported by ⁠The University of Glasgow ⁠and the ⁠Centre for Health in All Policies Research Translation. ⁠

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