Regenerative economies strengthen social and ecological systems.
It's time for economics education to show us how.
We're shifting economics education in secondary schools by creating flexible, comprehensive, open-access online resources for students and teachers to learn about and take action for human and ecological wellbeing. Join us!
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Check out the learning materials (see menu):
Syllabus and detailed specifications developed with teachers, researchers and academics including Kate Raworth, David Bollier and Emily Jones.
Free, open-access online textbook with activities to support learning. This is a work-in-progress in 2024-2025, publishing as we go.
Introduction videos In the coming months, we'll be posting more videos explaining how to get Regenerative Economics into mandated courses.
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Pilot the materials: Piloting could mean a lesson, a week, a unit, a semester, a year or even two-years. If you are interested, sign-up to the mailing list and click the pilot box and/or book an appointment to discuss your situation and how we can support you.
Spread the news. Access our communications toolkit for resources to help you inform teachers in your network about this exciting opportunity. If you would like to engage with us in some other way to amplify the work , please email jennifer@regenerativeeconomics.earth.
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