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  • Feasta is contracting an Accounts Assistant
    Are you in a position to provide this vital structural support for Feasta's exciting and topical work? If so, please click on the image to find out more. Applications are open until 5:30 pm Irish time on May 30th.
  • Feasta Annual Report 2024
    This year's annual report summarises the work and achievements of Feasta in 2024, including the Rethinking Growth Conference. With a foreword by Mike Sandler, Chair of Board of Trustees.
  • Podcast: Perspectives on the Wellbeing Economy and Planetary Health from Mexico
    David Somekh and Caroline Whyte speak with Simon Ticehurst, Advocacy and Movements Lead for the Wellbeing Economy Alliance. They discuss how the wellbeing economy concept can help tackle the urgent challenges of planetary health.
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    Canada Put a Price on Carbon and Rebated Billions Back to Canadians. Here’s What Worked and Here’s What Went Wrong.
    Carbon rebates, also known as carbon dividends, are regular payments made to households funded by carbon pricing revenue. This policy seems to have had positive effects for both the Canadian people and the environment —so why has it won so little public support? By Olivier Bradley.
  • As part of Feasta's activity in the Wellbeing Economy Ireland Hub, we co-organised and participated in this webinar on the role of Cultural Creatives in imagining a new economy. It featured a wide range of artists from around the island of Ireland.
  • Anne-Marie Fuller and Caroline Whyte from Feasta spoke about the Wellbeing Economy and international financial flows at this hybrid event, organised by the WEAll Ireland Hub and Cloughjordan Co-housing Cooperative.
  • The Yellow Vests Come to America
    "Carbon dividends, and universal basic income, could provide a democratic form of populism that would stave off the move toward authoritarianism that is rising not just in America but around the world," writes Mike Sandler.
  • Beyond COP29: Is Cap and Share the Future of Climate Finance?
    The COP29 proposal to use private investment to bolster climate finance is both unethical and impractical. Caroline Whyte suggests an alternative approach.
  • Podcast: Health and the Wellbeing Economy
    David Somekh and Caroline Whyte speak with Dr Tony Holohan, the former Chief Medical Officer of Ireland and the director of the new One Health Centre at University College Dublin.
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Carbon Dividends on the agenda at the BIG Conference

In the run up to the Basic Income Guarantee conference on July 23, Mike Sandler and Michael Howard exchange views on the viability, adequacy and equity of per-capita carbon dividends.
July 16, 2024  

Podcast: Achieving a Just Fossil Fuel Phase-Out

Seán Ó Conláin and Caroline Whyte speak with Harjeet Singh about his work on the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative.
May 28, 2024  

Rethinking Growth: Towards a Wellbeing Economy for Ireland

Feasta is co-hosting this conference on June 25 and 26 in Dublin which will explore why a new economic approach is needed in Ireland, and how it will benefit people and planet.
May 5, 2024  

Cap and Share: A Just and Constructive Fossil Fuel Phase-Out

In this online event, Feasta's Caroline Whyte presented a new discussion paper on the potential for Cap and Share to help us achieve our climate targets, while also contributing significantly to global climate justice and bringing about a more balanced global economy.
April 18, 2024  

‘Facing Eco-Anxiety and Building Resilience with Active Hope’: Workshop, March 30th

Feasta's Resilience and Wellbeing group co-organised this event in Dublin on March 30, in partnership with Concern, Friends of the Earth Ireland, the Global Diversity Foundation and Irish Aid.
March 9, 2024  

Reflections and images from the WEAll Ireland event “The Art of the Wellbeing Economy”

This event on December 15 2023 highlighted the power of art and culture in imagining a wellbeing economy and fostering collaboration for a better world.
February 13, 2024  

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