The New Dimensions program archives are filled with wisdom from many of the pioneers who have inspired us with their vision of moving towards a more just, sustainable, equitable future. These older dialogues are golden and the wisdom they provide is relevant to us today. They are the change makers on whose shoulders we stand. I hope you check them out.
Callenbach’s novel “Ecotopia” is set in a seceded region from the U.S. Ecotopia includes Northern California, Oregon, and Washington as a decentralized, ecologically conscious society with stable state systems. It touches on the broader implications of ecological consciousness, the challenges of secession, and the need for a shift in societal values and economic systems. Read more »
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Using the form of fiction Callenbach is prescient in his view of what is now at the forefront of public discourse. Here, he critiques short-term economic perspectives that harm long-term ecological survival. Callenbach emphasizes the need for a shift in values towards sustainability and community, advocating for a more responsible and ecologically aware society. Read more »
In this transformative lecture from 1977, renowned economist and philosopher E.F. Schumacher presents a compelling vision for shifting towards sustainable living. Critiquing the modern reliance on large-scale technologies and fossil fuels, Schumacher advocates for smaller, localized solutions that align more closely with natural ecosystems. Read more »
Creativty Is Within Your ReachCsikszentmihalyi says, “You don’t get much out of the passive consumption of pleasure compared to enjoyment which is much more active and creative and self-directive.” He goes further, to explore ethical considerations and the meaning of wisdom. This program may change the way you live your daily life! Read more »
