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New Ways of Seeing, Thinking, Being and Leading for the 21st Century: You’re invited to join over 1000 professionals, leaders, students, policymakers, and thought-leaders from 53 countries who have already started a collective journey to reimagine our economy as a source of ecological harmony and equitable well-being throughout the world.
Join us for the Fall 2024 Cohort 6!
Cohort 6 Begins This Fall
“I would bet that if we make this transformation the way I hope we do, the institutions won’t look anything like they do today.” – John Fullerton
Capital Institute is thrilled to be offering the sixth edition of our internationally acclaimed flagship online course, Introduction to Regenerative Economics starting in the fall of 2024, hosted by John Fullerton and featuring 30+ thought leaders from around the globe.
This is not just a course. It is the course we must take to awaken to new ways of seeing, thinking, being and leading for the 21st century if we are to finally address the root causes of the polycrisis now confronting us all. The aim of this course is to reimagine economics based on a living systems framework, grounded in the rigor of our latest scientific understandings and many ancient wisdom traditions. Join us in the Great Work of our age to redesign our economy so that long-term human dignity, social equity, and planetary health can become a reality throughout the world.
In line with this objective, this course will explore the following questions:
- How can Regenerative Economics address the unprecedented crises, such as global warming, viral pandemics, and extreme economic disparities?
- Does exponential and undifferentiated economic growth truly define the path to long-term prosperity?
- What are the characteristics that define economic vitality and what are the conditions needed to deliver regenerative potential?
- How can we identify and promote regenerative organizations within the private and public sector?
- How do we look at macroeconomic institutions and their function through a regenerative lens?
- What needs to be done to align our financial systems with the emergence of regenerative economies?
- How can regenerative principles be applied to create a new leadership paradigm and new approaches to management?
- How can we align emergent technologies to promote the regenerative paradigm?
- How do the principles of Regenerative Economics resonate with ancient wisdom traditions?
Mini Workshop: The 8 Principles of Regenerative Economics + Course Preview with John Fullerton Recap
On January 24, 2024 Capital Institute’s John Fullerton explored the principles of Regenerative Economics and invites us to reimagine our economy as a source of ecological harmony and equitable well-being throughout the world. We also dove into what you can expect from Cohort 5 of the Regenerative Economics Online Course.
Course Design
COURSE OVERVIEW:
Our next cohort kicks off in the Fall of 2024. Dates TBD
Course Investment: $1000
Duration: 8 Weeks | Fall 2024, Dates TBD
This course is centered on how the eight principles of regenerative vitality can be used to build a vibrant and self-sustaining economy that is in service to all life. These eight principles provide critical insight into how and why integrity, ethics, caring, and sharing are non-negotiable systemic requirements for securing true prosperity and long-term social and ecological wellbeing for all.
Live Lectures are held every Monday at 11am ET (New York) for the 8 weeks of the course. There will also be live events every Wednesday at 11am ET (New York) which will feature a series of Discovery Dialogues (3) and Practice Labs (5). We will also provide various opportunities integrate your learnings and connect with cohort community members throughout the course including bonus Warm Data Lab and Inner Work sessions for a Regenerative Economy sessions by Nora Bateson and Sandy Wiggins.
I. LIVE LECTURES
Beginning on February 5th and then every Monday at 11:00 am EDT (New York) throughout the course (2-Hour Sessions)
For each module, course participants will have access to experience a live lecture and engage in live group dialogue. These lectures provide the core framework of the curriculum, and are augmented by selected readings and other content. In addition to this material, we are creating a growing library to provide an unparalleled source of emergent regenerative theory and practical application in the real world.
II. THE DISCOVERY DIALOGUES
Select Wednesdays at 11:00 am EDT (New York) throughout the course (1.5-Hour Sessions)
DATES: TBD
Mindfulness Dialogue is a core learning tool of the course. We now have a library of over 20 “Discovery Dialogue” recordings with global thought leaders in our Course video library that will be selected and assigned as part of the core curriculum each week. In addition, there will be three live Discovery Dialogues during the course. Participants will have access to the entire library throughout the course and afterwards as part of the course community.
III. PRACTICE LABS
Select Wednesdays at 11:00 am EDT (New York) (2-Hour Sessions)
DATES: TBD
With the intention of supporting course participants in applying their learnings to their own work and life context, we offer 3 interactive and engaging workshops Course participants will have the opportunity to work in small groups to workshop the Eight Principles of Regenerative Vitality in real life case studies and scenarios to deepen their learning and offer practical ways the frameworks and tools shared in the course can be applied. In addition, back by (very) popular demand, Nora Bateson will lead one Warm Data Lab midway through the course on one of the Wednesday sessions.
IV. BONUS SESSIONS
Select Thursdays at 11:00 am EDT (New York) (2-Hour Sessions)
DATES: TBD
Back by (very) popular demand, Nora Bateson will lead one Warm Data Lab and Sandy Wiggins will lead three Inner Work for a Regenerative Economy sessions on Thursdays.
IIV. COMMUNITY
Course alumni consistently remark on the strong, purposeful community we’ve built for exploring the profound paradigm shift at the core of the course. In many ways, the community is the curriculum. This community of 1000+ professionals, entrepreneurs, students, policymakers, and thought leaders from 53 countries where participants collaborate with a range of regenerative thinkers and change makers long after the course is completed to advance their personal and professional growth in key areas of interest.
This Course is Designed For:
- Middle to senior-level executives in the private and public sector looking for fresh and unconventional thinking to help innovate genuinely sustainable solutions for long-term prosperity.
- Undergraduate and graduate students as well as young professionals seeking alternative solutions for managing the interdependent complexities of 21st century life.
- Consultants supporting businesses and organizations seeking to become more regenerative in their approach.
- Philanthropy professionals seeking a more holistic approach to systemic change.
- Academics inside and outside of economics who sense something is fundamentally wrong with our economics and are looking for a fresh way of seeing.
- Economic system policymakers, system regulators, and Financiers.
- Billionaires with rocket ships.
Please note: This course is also a recommended prerequisite for our Finance for a Regenerative Economy Course
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will:
- Discern the root causes of the many interdependent crises we face today.
- Demonstrate a proficient understanding of the Eight Principles of Regenerative Vitality and how they can be applied to create self-sustaining economies.
- Differentiate and define characteristics of regenerative organizations.
- Understand how macro-economic institutions can be redesigned and/or created to foster true prosperity and abundance.
- Recieve access to an ongoing learning community filled with new ideas, knowledge, and inspiration that supports a new regenerative mindset.
- Be granted a certificate of completion from the Capital Institute.
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Enrollment Information
Paying full price for the course enables at least 20% of participants in every Introduction to Regenerative Economics Cohort to join via scholarship #payitforward. The enrollment deadline for this cohort is Sunday, February 4th.
Individual Enrollment
Choose this option to enroll for Capital Institute’s Introduction to Regenerative Economics Course with a one-time payment.
$1,000
Individual Enrollment (Payment Plan)
Choose this option to enroll in Capital Institute’s Introduction to Regenerative Economics Course with a payment plan.
$500 per month
Paid in 2 installments over 2 months
Scholarship Program
The scholarship application period for Cohort 6 will open in the Fall of 2024. We offer scholarships for this course through the Generosity Fund and it’s mission to remove the financial barrier to the global regenerative awakening and ensure that everyone has access to the resources they need regardless of their means. Learn more
Featured Thought Leaders
This course is designed to continuously evolve to integrate a diversity of voices, perspectives and topics. The thought leader line-up for the February-March 2024 Cohort is subject to minor changes and additional thought leaders to be announced.
John Fullerton
FOUNDER & PRESIDENT CAPITAL INSTITUTE
John Fullerton is an unconventional economist, teacher, writer, impact investor, and some have said philosopher. Building on and integrating the work of many, he is the architect of Regenerative Economics, first conceived in his 2015 booklet, “Regenerative Capitalism: How Universal Patterns and Principles Will Shape the New Economy.” John’s work, now featured in two pathbreaking live courses, Introduction to Regenerative Economics, and Finance for a Regenerative World, has been experienced by over 1000 people from 50 countries to wide acclaim.
After a successful 20-year career on Wall Street where he was a Managing Director of what he calls “the old JPMorgan,” John listened to a persistent inner voice and walked away in 2001 with no plan but many questions. A few months later he experienced 9-11 firsthand. The questions crystallized into his life’s work with the creation of the Capital Institute in 2010, where his work reflects the rising evolutionary shift in consciousness from Modern Age thinking to Integral or Unitive Age thinking.
Capital Institute is dedicated to the bold reimagination of economics and finance in service to life. Guided by the universal patterns and principles that describe how all healthy living systems that sustain themselves in the real world actually work, and which happen to be remarkably aligned with the world’s diverse wisdom traditions. The promise of Regenerative Economics and Finance is to unlock the profound and presently unseen potential that is the source of our future prosperity and the reason for hope in these troubled times.
During his Wall Street career, John managed numerous capital markets and derivatives businesses around the globe and was JPMorgan’s Oversight Committee Representative that managed the rescue of Long Term Capital Management in 1998. Finally, he was Chief Investment Officer for Lab Morgan’s venture investment portfolio before retiring from the firm and walking away from Wall Street for good.
John was featured in the 2021 award-winning documentary Going Circular and the newly released documentary Man on the Run revealing the Malaysian 1MBD scandal. He is the co-founder of Grasslands, LLC, a board member of the Savory Institute, an advisor to numerous sustainability initiatives, and is a full member of the Club of Rome. He speaks internationally to public audiences and universities, and writes a monthly blog, The Future of Finance. His first sole authored book is due out in 2024.
Peter Barnes
Entrepreneur & Writer
Peter Barnes is an innovative thinker and entrepreneur whose work has focused on fixing the deep flaws of capitalism. He co-founded several socially responsible businesses (including Working Assets and Credo Mobile), and has written, among other books, Who Owns the Sky? and Ours: The Case for Universal Property. He lives in Point Reyes Station, California, with his wife, dog and vegetable garden.
Jude Currivan
Co-Founder, WholeWorld-View
Dr Jude Currivan is a cosmologist, futurist, planetary healer, author, member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle, and previously a senior international business woman. She has a master’s degree in physics from Oxford University specializing in quantum physics and cosmology and a Ph.D. in archaeology researching ancient cosmologies. She has travelled to over 80 countries, worked with wisdom keepers from many traditions and is a life-long researcher into the nature of reality. She is the author of 7 books, latterly and both award-winning and best-selling The Cosmic Hologram (2017) and The Story of Gaia (2022) and is co-founder of WholeWorld-View.
Paul Hawken
Environmentalist, entrepreneur, author and activist
Paul Hawken starts ecological businesses, writes about nature and commerce, and consults with governments and CEOs on climatic, economic and ecological regeneration. He lives in Cascade Canyon in Northern California with nuthatches, grey fox, coyotes, pileated woodpeckers (once in a great while), and a red-shouldered hawk who visits regularly on his field mouse patrol He has written eight books, five national and NYT bestsellers, is published in 30 languages, and his books are available in over 90 countries. His book Drawdown, The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming debuted as a NYT bestseller on 2017 and is currently in seventeen other languages. He just completed his latest work, Regeneration, Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation, published by Penguin RandomHouse, September 21stth in the US and UK. And after only one week, Regeneration hit #6 on the NYT bestseller list. Paul will send a free copy to the first person who can guess his favorite food (hint: it is definitely a plant).
Alnoor Ladha
Co-Director, Transition Resource Circle
Alnoor’s work focuses on the intersection of political organizing, systems thinking, structural change and narrative work. He was the co-founder and Executive Director of The Rules, a global network of activists, organizers, designers, coders, researchers, writers and others focused on changing the rules that create inequality, poverty and climate change. TR started in 2012 as a time-bound project and an experiment in temporary organizational design, exploring new ways of how to work, play, and make trouble together.
Alnoor comes from a Sufi lineage and writes about the crossroads of politics and spirituality in troubled times. His work has been published in Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Truthout, Fast Company, Kosmos Journal, New Internationalist, and the Huffington Post among others. He is a board member of Culture Hack Labs, a co-operatively run advisory for social movements and progressive organizations. He is currently the co-director of Transition Resource Circle, a “temporary organizational zone” for the healing of wealth and money. He holds an MSc in Philosophy and Public Policy from the London School of Economics.
Jeremy Lent
Author, Speaker, Activist
Jeremy Lent, described by Guardian journalist George Monbiot as “one of the greatest thinkers of our age,” is an author and speaker whose work investigates the underlying causes of our civilization’s existential crisis, and explores pathways toward a life-affirming future. His award-winning book, The Patterning Instinct: A Cultural History of Humanity’s Search for Meaning, examines the way humans have made meaning from the cosmos from hunter-gatherer times to the present day. His recent book, The Web of Meaning: Integrating Science and Traditional Wisdom to Find Our Place in the Universe, offers a solid foundation for an integrative worldview that could lead humanity to a sustainable, flourishing future. He is founder of the nonprofit Liology Institute and writes topical articles exploring the deeper patterns of political and cultural developments at Patterns of Meaning. Author website: jeremylent.com.
Laura Ortiz Montemayor
Chief Purpose Officer and General Partner at Regenera Ventures Fund
Laura Ortiz Montemayor is a living-systems thinker and mompreneur, founder of SVX México, passionate about Regenerative Culture, biodiversity, and an advocate for transformative Impact Investing. Her life mission is to ensure that capital serves life instead of governing it and she works shifting investment paradigms. During the past years, Laura’s work has focused on building the investment case for biodiversity regeneration, climate finance and Latin America through Investment advice and education. She is also a board member of the Mexican National Advisory Board from the GSG (AII MX) a volunteer for ALTERNARE A.C., one of the founding members of the ASEM (Mexican Association of Entrepreneurs). Both Laura and her business partner Stevie are currently launching their first fund: Regenera Ventures to invest in the regenerative transition for rural Mexico with a gender lens and a landscape approach. She has taught impact investing, climate finance and regenerative economy to over 3,000 Latin American investors and spoken about the subject in multiple countries. Befor founding SVX, she previously worked for over 8 years in wealth and asset management in BBVA and Citi Banamex.
Laura has a degree in International Business from ITESM (Tec de Monterrey) and has additional certifications on Impact Investment from Oxford University, Regenerative Entrepreneurship by UCI, Venture Capital and Private Equity Seminar of RiskMathics, Investment Management training by ANDE and Behavioral Economics by NYU.
Laura is an angel investor in Desplastifícate, and a micro investor through collective finance in 2 more social and environmental impact companies in Mexico.
Laura has a degree in International Business from ITESM (Tec de Monterrey) and has additional certifications on Impact Investment from Oxford University, Regenerative Entrepreneurship by UCI, Venture Capital and Private Equity Seminar of RiskMathics, Investment Management training by ANDE and Behavioral Economics by NYU.
Laura is an angel investor in Desplastifícate, and a micro investor through collective finance in 2 more social and environmental impact companies in Mexico.
Sam Pitroda
Chairman, the Pitroda Group
Sam Pitroda is an internationally respected development thinker, policy maker, telecom inventor and entrepreneur with over 55 years in Information and Communication Technology. Credited with having laid the foundation of India’s Technology and Telecommunications revolution in the 1980s Mr. Pitroda has been a leading voice in bridging the global digital divide. Sam was chairman of India’s National Knowledge Commission and Advisor to the Prime Minister of India with the rank of a cabinet minister. He was also Chairman of the National Innovation Council, Smart grid task force, Railway modernization and Public broadcast reforms. At present he is founder, investor and chairman of six startups and several nonprofit foundations. He holds over 100 patents and has published and lectured extensively in US, Europe, India and Latin America. His biography was published in 1992 and his autobiography “Dreaming Big” was published by Penguin Random House in 2015.
Santiago Siri
Coder, Founder Democracy Earth, Co-Founder Proof of Humanity
Founder of Democracy Earth Foundation, a non-profit organization backed by Y Combinator that built Universal Basic Income on Ethereum and the Proof of Humanity protocol. Executive Director of DAO Education, building educational tools for the Information Society. Author of “Hacktivismo”, published in 2015 by Random House.
Laura Storm
Founder, Regenerators
Laura is the Founder of Regenerators and has spent her entire career working in the intersection of sustainability, organizational development, climate change policy and the intelligence of nature. She has started and led multiple international organizations focused on the global transformation to sustainability – including Copenhagen Climate Council and Sustainia. She has been awarded the title “Worldchanger” by Greenbiz, named one of the 30 leading women within sustainability and regeneration by Sustainable Brands, is selected by the World Economic Forum as a Young Global Leader, a World Economic Forum Sustainability Expert and serves on many Boards. She runs regenerative transformation processes on Regenerators Academy for individuals and organisations and is the co-author of the much-praised book Regenerative Leadership – the DNA of life-affirming 21st century organisations.
Halla Tómasdóttir
CEO of The B Team
Halla Tómasdóttir is the CEO of The B Team, a group of courageous business and civil society leaders working together to transform business for a better world. Halla started her leadership career in corporate America working for Mars and Pepsi Cola. She was on the founding team of Reykjavík University where she established the Executive Education Department, founded and led a successful women’s entrepreneurship and empowerment initiative and was an assistant professor at the Business School. She was the first female CEO of the Iceland Chamber of Commerce and later went on to co-found an investment firm with the vision to incorporate feminine values into finance. The company successfully survived the infamous economic meltdown in Iceland. In 2016 Halla was an independent candidate for the President of Iceland. She entered a crowded field of candidates and finished as the runner-up with nearly 30 percent of the vote.
Daniel Christian Wahl
Transformative Innovation, Whole Systems Design, Consultancy, Futures, author of 'Designing Regenerative Cultures'
Daniel Christian Wahl originally trained as a biologist, and holds degrees in Biology (BSc. Hons., Univ. of Edinburgh), Holistic Science (MSc.,Schumacher College) and Natural Design (PhD., Univ. of Dundee). He was the director of Findhorn College between 2007 and 2010, is a member of the International Futures Forum and H3Uni, an advocation partner of r3.0, and on the advisory councils of Ecosystems Restoration Camps, Commonland, the Ojai Foundation, the Systems Change Alliance and the Overview Institute of Australia, as well as, a Findhorn Foundation Fellow. and a member of the Evolutionary Leaders Circle. Daniel lives on Majorca where he helped to set up SMART UIB and works locally and internationally as a consultant, educator and activist. Among his clients have been Ecover, Forum for the Future, Camper, Balears.t, Save the Med, Lush, UNITAR, UK Foresight, Future Stewards, and many universities and N.G.O.s. He served on the academic working group of the Global Ecovillage Network and has been linked to GEN for almost 20 years. Daniel has worked closely with Gaia Education sine 2007 and contributed to the development of their Design for Sustainability online course and co-authored the current versions of all four dimensions of the curriculum. He also wrote the content and developed the concept of Gaia Education’s SDGs Flashcards which with the support of UNESCO are now translated into 7 languages. Daniel teaches regularly on the MAs in Ecological Design Thinking and Regenerative Economics at Schumacher College. His 2016 book ‘Designing Regenerative Cultures’ has quickly gained international acclaim. It has been published by now in English, Brazilian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian editions with the German version arriving in mid-2022. Daniel’s Blog on Medium is followed by over 24k people and his social media advocacy has a combined audience of over 680k people around the world. In 2021 the Royal Society for Arts, Manufacture and Commerce – founded in 1754 – awarded Daniel with the Bicentenary Medal for “an outstanding and demonstrable contribution, through … design practice, towards an equitable and regenerative world.”
Mary Evelyn Tucker
Co-Director, Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology
Mary Evelyn Tucker teaches at Yale University at the School of the Environment and the Divinity School. She is co-director with John Grim of the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology. With Grim she organized 10 conferences on World Religions and Ecology at Harvard. They were series editors for the 10 resulting volumes from Harvard. She co-edited Confucianism and Ecology, Buddhism and Ecology, and Hinduism and Ecology. She has authored with Grim, Ecology and Religion (Island Press, 2014). They also edited Thomas Berry’s books, including Selected Writings (Orbis 2014). Tucker and Grim published Thomas Berry: A Biography (Columbia University Press, 2019).
With Brian Thomas Swimme, Tucker and Grim created a multi-media project Journey of the Universe that includes a book (Yale, 2011), an Emmy Award winning film, a series of podcast Conversations, and free online courses from Yale/Coursera
Tucker was a member of the Earth Charter Drafting committee and the International Earth Charter Council. She won the Inspiring Yale Teaching Award in 2015 and has been awarded 5 honorary degrees. With John Grim she was given a Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature, and Culture.
Janine Benyus
Co-founder Biomimicry 3.8 and The Biomimicry Institute
Twenty-five years ago, Janine Benyus introduced the world to the concept of learning from and emulating nature’s designs in her groundbreaking book Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature. Since then, she and her teams have worked to transform Biomimicry into a solution-seeking discipline, complete with methodology, open access research tools, academic education degrees, professional certification, and ethical codes of conduct. Today, thousands of biomimics, including those at her own consulting firm (Biomimicry 3.8), non-profit (Biomimicry Institute), and university center (The Biomimicry Center at Arizona State University), are applying nature’s time-tested designs to the redesign of energy systems, agriculture, city planning, building, manufacturing, product design, chemical and structural engineering, finance, organizational development, and more. Worldwide, nature’s 3.8 billion years of brilliant ideas are helping innovators and decision-makers do what is inherently sustainable: create conditions conducive to life.
Tre' Cates
FOUNDER AND MANAGING DIRECTOR, NRHYTHM
Consulting with organizations in a variety of industries across 6 continents and 35 countries, Tré has proven to be indispensable in designing, developing, and implementing an organization’s purpose for the future. His industry experience is very diverse from the development of faith-based community organizations, a publicly-traded technology company, to a multinational organization working in 20+ countries. Tré has a BA in Philosophy from Ouachita Baptist University and a MA in Theology from Southwestern seminary.
Lorna Davis
Speaker, Coach. Board Member, &
Former CEO of Danone North America
Lorna Davis is a Business Leader, Coach & Wildlife Conservation Activist committed to helping leaders incorporate social, environmental and financial priorities into their business performance. For more than 20 years, Lorna served as president of multinational consumer goods companies, including Danone, Kraft and Mondelez.
Lorna serves on the board of a number of organizations that are committed to having a meaningful purpose and is a member of the Social Mission Board of Seventh Generation, the Advisory Board of Radical Impact, the Integrity Board of Sir Kensington and the board of Guayaki.
Lorna is currently based in New York City, where she is a speaker and coach.
Rob Johnson
Executive Director of the Institute for New Economic Thinking
Rob Johnson is the President of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), which he co-founded with George Soros, William Janeway, and James Balsillie in 2009. From the outset, the founders envisioned INET as a globally engaged network that could lead the evolution of economic thought toward the interest of people and the planet. For over a decade Johnson has convened global initiatives with the greatest economic minds of our time, including conferences around the world, from Bretton Woods to Hong Kong; the Commission on Global Economic Transformation, in partnership with academics, business leaders, policymakers, and NGOs; the Young Scholars Initiative; new economic thinking curricula and online courses with leading scholars like Michael Sandel and Perry Mehrling; and groundbreaking research projects that challenge economic orthodoxy.
In 2020, when the world was at the onset of the COVID 19 pandemic, Johnson and the Institute for New Economic Thinking opened up a new channel, bringing leading thinkers to the table on his podcast/videocast, “Economics and Beyond with Rob Johnson.” The podcast draws on the expertise of the Commission on Global Economic Transformation, Nobel laureates, and economic experts associated with INET and beyond. Discussion topics range broadly, from the latest economic ideas, to the climate crisis and the pandemic, to the impact of music and the arts on public policy.
Johnson has also been an international investor and consultant to investment funds and philanthropic institutions on issues of strategy. He sits on the board of directors of both the Economic Policy Institute and the Campaign for America’s Future, serves on the external advisory council of Princeton University’s School of International and Public Affairs, and is the former President of the National Scholastic Chess Foundation. He served on the United Nations Commission of Experts on International Monetary Reform under the Chairmanship of Joseph Stiglitz, and has also taught as an adjunct professor at the Union Theological Seminary and at SIPA at Columbia University
Previously, Johnson was a Managing Director at Soros Fund Management where he managed a global currency, bond, and equity portfolio specializing in emerging markets. His focus was on emerging Asia with a particular focus on the development of China. Johnson has been a participant in many forums in China and is a frequent attendee of the China Development Forum in Beijing. Johnson began his private-sector career at Bankers Trust Company as a macro strategist and portfolio manager focused on the financial strategies of intra-European currency trading. At Soros Fund Management, Johnson was also a part of the famous team of speculators that broke the Bank of England in 1992, forcing the British pound out of the ERM.
Johnson served as Chief Economist of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee under the leadership of Chairman William Proxmire (D – Wisconsin) at the time of the 1987 stock market crash and the savings and loan crisis. Before this, he was Senior Economist of the U.S. Senate Budget Committee under the leadership of Chairman Pete Domenici (R – New Mexico).
Johnson is also a documentary film producer, whose credits include Amazing Grace (directed by Alan Elliott), the Oscar-winning Taxi to the Dark Side (directed by Alex Gibney), and Money-Driven Medicine (directed by Andrew Fredericks).
Related to his work as a documentary film producer are his ongoing efforts to bring technical economic issues to a wider and more general public by supporting the creation of economics courses, such as The Economics of Money & Banking, by Perry Mehrling, and fostering a cooperation agreement between the Pontifical foundation Scholas Occurrentes and the INET’s Commission on Global Economic Transformation.
Johnson also founded and ran a music organization under the name of Bottled Majic Music that made blues and roots music recordings on the Rooster Blues and Okra-Tone labels and evolved into music artist management and music documentary film production.
Johnson received a Ph.D. and M.A. in Economics from Princeton University and a B.S. in both Electrical Engineering and Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Silvia Lagnado
Sustainable Growth Officer at Natura & Co
Silvia Lagnado is currently Sustainable Growth Officer at Natura & Co. Prior to working at Natura & Co, Silvia has held a number of executive roles including: Corporate Executive Vice President, Global Chief Marketing Officer of McDonald’s Corporation, Chief Marketing Officer of Bacardi Limited, Executive Vice-President at Savoury and Senior Vice-President for Dove, where she oversaw the highly successful and award winning “Campaign for Real Beauty”.
Hunter Lovins
President and Founder of Natural Capitalism Solutions
L. Hunter Lovins is the President and Founder of Natural Capitalism Solutions (NCS), a non-profit formed in 2002 in Longmont, CO. A renowned author and champion of sustainable development for over 35 years, Hunter has consulted on regenerative business, economic development, sustainable agriculture, energy, water, security, and climate policies for scores of governments, communities, and companies worldwide. Within the United States, she has consulted for heads of state, departments of defense, energy agencies and hundreds of state and local agencies.
Hunter believes that citizens, communities and companies, working together within the market context, are the most dynamic problem-solving force on the planet. She has devoted herself to building teams that can create and implement practical and affordable solutions to the problems facing us in creating a sustainable future.
Hunter has co‐authored sixteen books and hundreds of articles. Her book, Natural Capitalism, Won the Shingo Prize. It has been translated into a more than three dozen languages and summarized in Harvard Business Review. Its sequel, The Way Out: Kickstarting Capitalism To Save Our Economic Ass, won the Atlas Award. Her book, Creating a Lean and Green Business System again won the Shingo Prize. Her latest book, A Finer Future: Creating an Economy in Service to Life won the Nautilus Award.
Hunter has taught at numerous universities around the world. Currently a founding professor of Sustainable Management at Bard MBA, she was named a Master at the Chinese De Tao Academy, where she helped launch the Institute for Green Investment in Shanghai. She also teaches at Fordham University.
Lovins has consulted for scores of industries and governments worldwide, including International Finance Corporation, KPMG, Unilever, Walmart, the United Nations and Royal Dutch Shell, as well as such sustainability champions as Interface, Patagonia and Clif Bar.
Hunter lectures regularly to audiences around the globe, and has briefed senior officials in more than 30 countries. She has worked in economic development from Afghanistan to New Zealand, and served the King of Bhutan on his International Expert Working Group, charged with reinventing the global economy. She serves on the Executive Committee of the Club of Rome, the steering committee of the Alliance for Sustainability And Prosperity, and Capital Institute’s Advisory Board. A founding mentor of the Unreasonable Institute, Hunter teaches entrepreneurship and coaches social enterprises around the world. She is also a founding partner in Change Finance, an impact-investing firm. Hunter has won dozens of awards from the Right Livelihood Award (Alternative Nobel), Leadership in Business, The Rachel Carson Award, and the European Sustainability Pioneer award. Time Magazine recognized her as a Millennium Hero for the Planet, and Newsweek called her the Green Business Icon.
Amit Pradhan
executive chairman, rainfall
Amit is a well-known entrepreneur, investor, and speaker in the A.I. & Blockchain world and is deeply involved in using exponential technologies for good. He is a Responsible Leader at the BMW Foundation, President at Silicon Valley Blockchain Society, G. P. at JetVentures, and Board Member at Norwegian Refugee Council.
Allan Savory
President and Co-founder of the Savory Institute
Allan Savory, born in Zimbabwe and educated in South Africa (University of Natal, BS in Zoology and Botany) pursued an early career as a research biologist and game ranger in the British Colonial Service of what was then Northern Rhodesia (today Zambia) and later as a farmer and game rancher in Zimbabwe.
In the 1960s he made a significant breakthrough in understanding what was causing the degradation and desertification of the world’s grassland ecosystems and, as a resource management consultant, worked with numerous managers on four continents to develop sustainable solutions.
He served as a Member of Parliament in the latter days of Zimbabwe’s civil war and became the leader of the opposition to the ruling party headed by Ian Smith. Exiled in 1979 as a result of his opposition, he immigrated to the United States, where he continued to work with land managers through his consulting business. The growth of that business, a desire to assist many more people and the need for furthering his work led him to continue its development in the nonprofit world. In 1992 Savory and his wife, Jody Butterfield, formed a non-profit organization in Zimbabwe, the Africa Centre for Holistic Management, donating a ranch that would serve as a learning site for people all over Africa. In 2009Savory, Butterfield, and a group of colleagues co-founded the Savory Institute in Boulder, Colorado to serve the world through an international network of entrepreneurial innovators and leaders committed to serving their regions with the highest standards of Holistic Management training and implementation support. The Africa Centre became the first of the Savory Institute’s locally led and managed “hubs.”
Savory’s book, Holistic Management: A New Framework for Decision-Making (Island Press, 1999), describes his effort to find workable solutions ordinary people could implement to overcome many of the problems besetting communities and businesses today.
In 2003, Allan Savory received Australia’s International Banksia Award “for the person or organization doing the most for the environment on a global scale,” and in 2010 Savory (and the Africa Centre) received the Buckminster Fuller Institute’s Challenge award for work that has “significant potential to solve humanity’s most pressing problems.” A TED talk Savory gave in 2013 has received over 3.4 million views and in 2014 was voted one of the 50 most intriguing TED talks of all time. The Savory Institute is one of 11 finalists in the Virgin Earth Challenge, a $25 million initiative for the successful commercialization of ways of taking greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere and keeping them out with no countervailing impacts.
Jeff Su
Managing Director, nRhythm
Dr. Jeffrey Su has led a diverse and international career as an ecologist, CEO, entrepreneur, consultant and psychotherapist in the USA, Australia, Europe, and Africa. Throughout his career Jeff has applied living systems thinking and holistic approaches to help organizations address the most pressing environmental and social issues of our time. Jeff applies systems thinking to his own life experience and development through a dedicated Buddhist practice. He holds a Ph.D. in Ecology and Environmental Science, a graduate degree in Holistic Psychology and is a David H. Smith Conservation Science Fellow.
Peter Victor
PROFESSOR emeritus, YORK UNIVERSITY
Peter A. Victor is a Professor Emeritus at York University. He received his Ph.D. in economics from UBC in 1971 and has worked for over 50 years in Canada and abroad on economy and environment as an academic, consultant and public servant. His work on ecological economics has been recognized through the award of the Molson Prize in the Social Sciences by the Canada Council for the Arts in 2011, the Boulding Memorial Prize from the International Society for Ecological Economics in 2014, and election to the Royal Society of Canada in 2015.
Peter was the founding president of the Canadian Society of Ecological Economics and is a past-president of the Royal Canadian Institute for Science. Prior to becoming Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University in 1996 he was Assistant Deputy Minister for the Environmental Science and Standards Division in the Ontario Ministry of the Environment. Currently Peter is a member of the Honorary Board of the David Suzuki Foundation, the Chair of the Science Advisory Committee of the Footprint Data Foundation and has served on many advisory boards in the public and private sectors.
Peter maintains an active research program as a co-investigator in the Centre for Understanding Sustainable Prosperity and through the Ecological Footprint Initiative at York University. His next book, Escape from Overshoot: The Economics of a Planet in Peril, will be published in early 2023.
Tyson Yunkaporta
Aboriginal scholar, founder of the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Lab, & author of Sand Talk
Tyson Yunkaporta is an Aboriginal scholar, founder of the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Lab at Deakin University in Melbourne, and author of Sand Talk. His work focuses on applying Indigenous methods of inquiry to resolve complex issues and explore global crises.
Nora Bateson
President of the International Bateson Institute
Nora Bateson is an award-winning filmmaker, writer and educator, as well as President of the International Bateson Institute, based in Sweden. Her work asks the question “How we can improve our perception of the complexity we live within, so we may improve our interaction with the world?”. An international lecturer, researcher and writer, Nora wrote, directed and produced the award-winning documentary, An Ecology of Mind, a portrait of her father, Gregory Bateson. Her work brings the fields of biology, cognition, art, anthropology, psychology, and information technology together into a study of the patterns in ecology of living systems. Her book, Small Arcs of Larger Circles, released by Triarchy Press, UK, 2016 is a revolutionary personal approach to the study of systems and complexity.
The IBI integrates the sciences, arts and professional knowledge to create a qualitative inquiry of the integration of life. As President, Nora directs research projects at the IBI that require multiple contexts of research and interdependent processes. Asking, “How can we create a context in which to study the contexts?”, an impressive team of international thinkers, scientists and artists have been brought together by the IBI to generate an innovative form of inquiry, which Nora coined “Transcontextual Research”.
As an educator she has developed curricula for schools in Northern California and produced and directed award winning multimedia projects on intercultural and ecological understanding. Her work, which has been presented at the world’s top universities, is described as “offering audiences a lens through which to see the world that effects not only the way we see, but also the way we think”. Nora’s work in facilitating cross-disciplinary discussions is part of her research into what she calls “the ecology of the conversation”. Her speaking engagements include keynote addresses and lectures at international conferences and universities on a wide range of topics that span the fields of anti-fascism, ecology, education, the arts, family therapy, leadership, and many more aspects of advocacy for living systems — she travels between conversations in different fields bringing multiple perspectives into view to reveal larger patterns.
Memberships and awards: Chairman International Bateson Institute, Associate of The Taos Institute, Board Member: Human Systems Journal of Systemic Practice, Tallberg Foundation, Fellow of Lindsifarne Foundation, Bateson Idea Group (BIG), Club of Rome, Great Transition Foundation, Human Potential Foundation, Awards: Sustainable Thompkins Ecology Award, Winner Spokane Film Festival, Winner Santa Cruz Film Festival, Media Ecology Award.
Katherine Collins
Head of Sustainable Investing at Putnam Investments
Katherine Collins is the first Head of Sustainable Investing at Putnam Investments and Founder of Honeybee Capital, the precursor to Honeybee Capital Foundation.
After many years serving as head of research and portfolio manager at Fidelity Investments, Katherine set out to re-integrate her investment philosophy with the broader world, traveling as a pilgrim and volunteer, earning her MTS degree at Harvard Divinity School, and studying biomimicry and the natural world as guides for investing in an integrated, regenerative way, beneficial to our communities and our planet. Katherine is author of The Nature of Investing, and her closest neighbors in Massachusetts are several thousand honeybees.
Daniella Ibarra Howell
Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of The Savory Institute
Daniela is the co-founder and CEO of the Savory Institute and has led the design and implementation of Savory Institute’s global impact strategy to tackle desertification and climate change. She is the Chair of the Europe-based Savory Foundation, dedicated to designing innovative investment models to attract and deploy capital in large-scale regenerative projects globally. She is the Chair of Savory’s Land to Market, the world’s first outcomes-based verified regenerative sourcing solution for raw materials, such as meat, dairy, leather and wool.
With degrees in Agronomy, natural resource economics, conflict resolution, Holistic Management and systems innovation, and with 30+ years of hands-on experience in regenerative land management, she is a global leader in the design and implementation of effective solutions at the intersection of agriculture and climate change. She holds board or advisory positions with the 4 per 1000 Initiative, Club of Rome, Global Evergreening Alliance, the UN Global Sustainable Livestock Coalition, Ashoka Bioregional Weaving Labs, Slow Money, and Business of Fashion among others. In 2018, she received the “Top Conscious Business Leaders Award” from Conscious Company in the Global Impact Thinker category. Daniela has two daughters, Savanna and Mia.
Alfa Demmellash
CEO & Co-Founder, Rising Tide Capital and Co-Founder, Future Tide Partners
Born and raised in Ethiopia, Alfa lives in New Jersey with her husband and two boys. She is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Rising Tide Capital, a non-profit organization that provides underserved entrepreneurs with the resources they need to launch and grow successful businesses. Since 2005 the organization has operated the Community Business Academy, a 12-week course that provides intensive business management training coupled with year-round coaching and mentorship, now serving a network of more than 3,000 entrepreneurs in New Jersey as well as Illinois, South Carolina and North Carolina, with more in planning stages. Corporate, foundation, and government funders underwrite the cost of tuition and services for all participants; 70% are women of color. By building successful businesses, entrepreneurs meet their families’ basic needs, create opportunities for social mobility, and help transform their local communities into thriving economies.
Alfa is also the Co-Founder of Future Tide Partners, which equips cross-sector leaders to shift capital, policy and culture in a rapidly changing world of work towards an inclusive, flourishing future economy. She was named a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader in 2015 and has appeared in leading media outlets including CNN, O the Oprah Magazine, Essence Magazine, Bloomberg, Inc. Magazine, the Suze Orman show, BusinessWeek and Entrepreneur Magazine. She has been recognized by President Barack Obama; received the prestigious 25th Heinz Award in the Technology, the Economy and Employment category; and was named a CNN Hero and one of the Most Powerful Women Changing the World in Forbes. She currently serves as a Commissioner on the New Jersey Future of Work Task Force and is a board member of the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund
Colin le Duc
Founding Partner, Generation Investment Management
Colin le Duc is a Founding Partner of Generation Investment Management, a founding member of the Growth Equity strategy and a member of the Just Climate management committee. He is also Head of Generation’s San Francisco office. Previously, Colin worked for Sustainable Asset Management in Zurich, Arthur D. Little in London and Total in Paris.
Colin received a BSc in International Management and Modern Languages from the University of Bath in the UK. He has lived in nine countries across four continents. Colin serves on the boards of the non-profit organisations NatureBridge and Ocean Conservancy.
Daniel Martin
Teacher and Principal Creator of Mindfulness Dialogue
Danny Martin is a theologian with an emphasis in Ecology. He is a principal creator of Mindfulness-Dialogue which has been used, worldwide, by groups and organizations to assist in leadership development, team building, program development, and cultural enhancement.
In 1973 Danny brought Dialogue to his work as a Catholic priest in Kenya. In 1981 he attained his Licentiate in theology at the Gregorian University in Rome. When he left Kenya in 1984, he continued to develop Dialogue as a Religious Advisor to the United Nations Environment Program. In this role, he helped create a process to engage the religions of the world through an initiative called The Environmental Sabbath. In 1986, under the mentorship of Dr. Thomas Berry, a pioneering Cosmologist, Danny earned his doctorate in Theology from Fordham University. Having left the priesthood in 1990 Danny became the Director of The Global Institute at Wainwright House, in Rye New York. While there he received a grant from Laurance Rockefeller to travel several continents engaging local environmental and religious leaders to create an Earth Charter. The Charter was presented in 1992 at the United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
In 1994 Danny established Cross River Connections where he continued to deepen the art of Dialogue by integrating the practice of mindfulness into an integral method known today as Mindfulness-Dialogue. He has brought this method to institutions such as the CDC, American Heart Association, Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies and Jefferson Memorial Hospital.
Danny was a founding member of many environmental initiatives such as Sound Waters, in CT, Greenbelt Safaris with Wangari Maathai in Kenya, and Conversations for Action, in Bedford NY, which has since become Bedford 2030. Danny continues to bring his work to programs such as The Thomas Berry Forum for Ecological Dialogue at Iona College where he is also animator of the Thomas Merton Initiative. He serves as a consultant at institutions such as Greenwich Academy, Greenwich Psychotherapy and Associates, Talmadge Hill Community Church, Katonah Meditation Group, the Leatherman’s Loop and Creative Conversations.
Danny lives his life as a student of poetry, music and language. Wherever Danny lived, he immersed himself in the culture by learning the language: Gaelic, French, Swahili, Kikamba, Italian and ‘American’. Danny grew up in Belfast, Ireland and resides in Cross River, New York with his wife, Ann D’Elia.
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Alex Pryor
Co-founder of Guayaki
Alex Pryor, married for over 22 years and father of five. CoFounder and board member of Guayaki Yerba Mate SPC. 25 years experience with Indigenous Ancestral Knowldege, International Business, Food Science and Natural Resource Management in Agroecology. Currently promotes Life Regenerating Businesses models such as Guayaki in order to value Ecosystem, Economic and Cultural Interdependence on a local, regional and global level. Born and raised in Argentina witnessing the causes and consequences of deforestation. Coauthor in the Science Panel for the Amazonia Chairman of the board at The Guayaki Foundation, former board member of Fundacion Vida Silvestre Argentina (WWF partner), President of Fundacion Agroecologica Iguazu ( Argentina).
Bill Reed
Regenesis Group
Bill is an internationally recognized planning consultant, design process facilitator, lecturer, teacher, and author in sustainability and regeneration. He is a principal of Regenesis, Inc. – a regenerative design, living systems integrator, and education organization. His work centers on creating the framework for and managing an integrative, whole and living system design process. This work is known as Regenerative Development. The objective: to improve the overall quality of the physical, social and spiritual life of our living places and therefore the planet. The more immediate benefits of this process include higher efficiency, lower costs, reduced waste, faster time to market, and the realization of exponential value to the social, ecological, financial and human qualities of a project, the community and its ecosystem.
An author of many technical articles and contributor to multiple books including co-authorship of the seminal work, “Integrative Design Guide to Green Building”; he is a founding Board of Director of the US Green Building Council and one of the co-founders of the LEED Green Building Rating System. In addition to being considered one of the leading thinkers in this field, Bill has also consulted on over two hundred green design commissions – buildings and city master plans. He is also a keynote speaker at major building and design events as well as a guest lecturer to universities throughout Europe, North America, and Oceania including Harvard, MIT, Princeton, and UPenn.
Vincent Stanley
Director of Philosophy Patagonia Inc.
Vincent Stanley, co-author with Yvon Chouinard of The Responsible Company, has been with Patagonia on and off since its beginning in 1973, for many of those years in key roles as head of sales or marketing. More informally, he is Patagonia’s long-time chief storyteller. Vincent helped develop the Footprint Chronicles, the company’s interactive website that outlines the social and environmental impact of its products; the Common Threads Partnership (precursor of Worn Wear); and Patagonia Books. He currently serves as Patagonia company philosopher and is a resident fellow at the Yale Center for Business and Environment. He is also a poet whose work has appeared in Best American Poetry. He and his wife, the writer Nora Gallagher, live in Santa Barbara.
Katherine Trebeck
Co-founder of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance
Katherine is co-founder and Strategic Advocacy Advisor of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance and co-founder of WEAll Scotland. She held various roles with Oxfam GB and instigated the Wellbeing Economy Governments partnership. Katherine sits on several advisory groups, including The Democracy Collaborative and CUSP. Katherine holds a Political Science PhD from ANU and is a Senior Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Strathclyde and a Distinguished Fellow of the Schumacher Institute. Her book The Economics of Arrival: Ideas for a Grown Up Economy (co-authored with Jeremy Williams) was published in 2019.
Sandy Wiggins
Co-founder and Chief Learning Officer, Future Tide Partners
Sandy is a co-founder and Chief Learning Officer of Future Tide Partners, a field building collaborative focused on equipping individuals and institutions to shift consciousness, culture, policy and capital toward an inclusive and flourishing future. He is a lifelong student of Eastern, Western, and indigenous spiritual traditions and is dedicated to supporting transformational development as the pathway to an equitable, sustainable, and abundant future. He is certified as an Integrative Breathwork Practitioner and Psycho-Spiritual Facilitator by the Global Professional Breathwork Alliance and is a member of the International Breathwork Foundation and is a certified meditation teacher. He facilitates breathwork with individuals and groups around the globe, and designs and facilitates experiential workshops, communities of practice and retreats focused on personal transformation, equitable economies, environmental sustainability and culture change. Trained in Integrative Breathwork, Holotropic Breathwork, Therapeutic Breathwork, and Coherent Breathing, Sandy has also studied, practiced, and taught numerous meditation and transformational techniques over 45 years.
Following a two-decade career as a real estate and construction executive and an epiphany regarding the destructive impacts of that industry, Sandy became a central figure in the U.S.’s green building movement. In 2004, he launched Consilience LLC, a consultancy with a mission to foster environmentally, socially and economically sustainable communities. Through Consilience, his skillful facilitation has given birth to sustainability plans for municipalities and institutions, regional public policy initiatives and sustainable economic development plans across the U.S.
Sandy also previously served as Sr. Advisor to RSF Social Finance where he focused on RSF’s field building activity in emergent systems. He founded and facilitated the RSF/BALLE joint Local Economy Foundation Circle, a community of practice that supports leaders of philanthropies who are working to transition their endowments to mission-aligned investments. He also launched RSF’s Conscious Finance initiative, which focused on the power of inner transformation as the means to alter the way that money works in the world.
Sandy served for a decade as Chair of BALLE (now Common Future). He is also Past Chair of the U.S. Green Building Council, and Founding Chair of Green Business Certification Inc.
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BUILDING A REGENERATIVE FUTURE
As we enter the 21st century, we find a drastically changed context. Regenerative economics provides the principles-based, theoretical foundation for redesigning economies to meet unprecedented demands. This core vision resonates with a current and unmistakably growing need to return to a more equitable, sustainable and compassionate place. By introducing principles of living systems into our current economic, the Greek “oikinomia” – literally the management of the household – takes on an essential new meaning.
With new clarity and vision, we begin to understand how the many institutions that make up our economy – from multinational corporations to central banks to state actors – all must operate for the benefit and good of the whole, just as in life itself. From this vantage point, these institutions no longer function as isolated entities but as interdependent nodes in one interconnected system.
For over a decade, the Capital Institute has been working on a new holistic approach for reimagining economics and finance that is grounded reality, arising from the universal laws, patterns and principles that guide all living systems. The regenerative economy we foresee is a powerful one, capable of unleashing presently unseen potential and self-sustaining prosperity for all. This potential derives from remembering the intrinsic wisdom that resides in us all that can be cultivated to create regenerative enterprises, institutions, and policy frameworks that work collectively in service to a larger whole.
Approach
This course is centered on how the Eight Principles of Regenerative Vitality can be used to build a vibrant and self-sustaining economy that is in service to all life.
The universal patterns and principles the cosmos uses to build stable, healthy, and sustainable systems throughout the real world can and must be used as a model for economic-system design. We then distill our research into a pattern of key interconnected principles that underlie systemic health and collectively represent the eight principles or qualities of a Regenerative Economy.
About us
For over a decade, the Capital Institute has pioneered a new space for holistic economic thought that draws on the latest science of living systems and ancient wisdom traditions coupled with 20 years at the pillar of global finance on Wall Street. We believe that our finance-driven economic system is in urgent need of a regenerative redesign, one that is grounded in the universal laws – not theories - of living systems. The regenerative economy we foresee is a powerful one, unleashing unseen possibilities for self-sustaining prosperity for all. This potential derives from an intrinsic wisdom that resides in us all that can – and must - be tapped to create regenerative enterprises that support our socio-economic system as a whole.
FAQ
Yes this is an online course. Course participants will be provided with access to the Online Course Community which will serve as the go-to hub to access all course events and resources and will provide many opportunities to connect and collaborate with other course participants during and after the course.
All course sessions are live Zoom sessions. They will be recorded and uploaded to the online course community shortly after each session. We recommend participation in as many live Zoom sessions as possible, as it will provide you with an opportunity to engage in the discussions, although live participation is not required, and some do take this course at their own pace. Regardless of the pace you chose or your time zone, the Course Community is designed to provide various opportunities for ongoing engagement with course facilitators and participants during and after the course.
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