
Worldchanging is in the process of making some very exciting changes. We have new plans for our editorial content, as well as for the site design, and we'll be rolling it all out pretty soon. As we're going through this transition, we've had an opportunity to look across our archive at the themes and ideas we've developed over time, and to pull out some key elements that, to us, illuminate the changing nature of sustainability in the 21st century.
Over the next twenty-one days, we'll be running a series highlighting these principles and sharing resources from our archive that delve deeper and provide context for each. At the end, we hope to have a [semi-comprehensive] toolkit of the guiding concepts behind our vision of a globally sustainable future.
We're looking forward to completing our transition and sharing with you a more robust, diverse and inspiring Worldchanging.
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And my attraction for worldchanging.com continues to grow!
I find this site really inspiring! Very well though-out ideas and a fantastic vision.
Looking forward to the "toolkit of the guiding concepts behind our vision of a globally sustainable future".
We must start to force the perceptual division between worth and wealth.
This can be done by celbrating, in family and commmunity, the worth aspect and moving away from the more demonstrable power of wealth and what it can purchase.
I am really looking forward to this, as it might give me more tools to get involved.
I've really been enjoying reading the principles so far. Someone recently posted to say that they felt World Changing was becoming a little bit "light", but i think this shows that this is not necessarily the case. Keep up the good work.