Money and sustainability: The missing link - webinar #5
A recording of webinar #5 is now available.
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Deirdre Kent, long time activist, researcher and campaigner, has been a city Councillor, a candidate for the Values Party, and a cofounder of the New Economics Party. Deirdre is also a noted author. Her books include: Healthy Money Healthy Planet – Developing Sustainability through New Money Systems (Craig Potton 2005) and The Big Shift – Redesigning Money, Tax, Welfare and Governance for the Next Economic System (2017).
She was a foundation member of the Living Economies Educational Trust, and has a blog: http://deirdrekent.com/
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