Responding to an insufficient popular response to the risks we face in these times, “we’re sharing this invitation to defibrillate our collective imagination. And because the problem is not about an information deficit but a great stuckness, we believe creative responses have a better chance of intervening well in policy, industry and culture.” Their guiding star “is for people to experience the emotional realisation of the true level of risk we’re in, while feeling equipped to act,” with the ambition of “replacing the values of consumption and production with care and freedom”. This is a proactive, practical attempt to develop systems and structures, and equip people to “make a difference”, kicking off with six parallel strands of work at the end of March, to which we’re all invited.


