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What is so refreshing about theUNs Sustainable Development Goalsis that they recognise the inherent tension between economic development and the ecology of our planet. Or so it seems. The preamble affirms that planet Earth and its ecosystems are our home and underscores the...
Jason Hickel · 7,373 views · unrated
In mid-November of 2016, I was a Water Protector at Standing Rock. At first my goal was to play investigative journalist; documenting then writing about every detail for my article readers and online followers. However, by the time I actually got there, all my goals had changed.
Michael Emero ·
4,047 views · 5 stars
The day is not far off when the economic problem will take the back seat where it belongs, and the arena of the heart and the head will be occupied or reoccupied, by our real problems the problems of life and of human relations, of creation and behaviour and...
Michael Kitson · 2,855 views · unrated
The ongoing economic crisis that began with the unraveling of wildly inflated real estate prices and the Wall Street derivatives bubble in 2007 and the crash into near depression in October of 2008 resulted in trillions of dollars of public bail out money for banks and...
Richard Register · 8,816 views · 5 stars
Film offers us a powerful tool to shift awareness and inspire action. By hosting community film screenings and sharing them online, they offer a method to break our dependence on the mainstream media and become the media ourselves. We don't need to wait for anyone or anything.
Films For Action ·
400,758 views · 5 stars
University of Missouri Kansas City economics professor Michael Hudson compares the behavior of Wall Street to a parasite on the U.S. economy.
10 min · 5,530 views · unrated
In tonight's "Conversations with Great Minds" Thom talks with Journalist David DeGraw, author of the upcoming book "The Economics of Revolution."
13 min · 891 views · unrated
Capitalism and Other Kids' Stuff powerfully debunks the myth that a so-called immutable 'human-nature' prevents our transition to a society of abundance and free-access for all.
52 min · 152 views · unrated
An "externality" is an effect of an industry whose costs are born by society, rather than by the company. Cancer is an externality of the tobacco industry. Climate change is an externality of the fossil fuel and animal agriculture industries. Water pollution is an externality...
5 min · 10,779 views · 4.7 stars
Justins note: Communism is better than capitalism.
Doug Casey, Justin · 213 views · unrated
Everyone knows that the three, multi-trillion-dollar stimulus bills passed by Congress fall way short. For most local businessesthe lifeblood of our economythese bills offer too little relief, too late. Im hopeful though that the states (and maybe, in some places, counties...
Michael Shuman · 1,148 views · unrated
This video is sponsored by Newsvoice. Download Newsvoice for free: https://newsvoice.com/visualpolitik Lets fix the news. Together. Bhutan is one of the least known and most isolated countries in the world, not only geographically, but more importantly, politically, and...
16 min · 70 views · unrated
Love is a strange and beautiful thing. But we often put provisions on love - we attach it to how others are acting, to circumstances and emotions. But what would the world be like if we stopped looking to get something in return, and just loved unconditionally, for the...
8 min · 314 views · unrated
The film team follows an extraordinary project for peace and empowerment a ferry with a cooking school for indigenous communities on the Rio Napo in the heart of Ecuadors Amazon forest. The goal of the film's main protagonistDavid Hner, founder of the Swiss NGO Cuisine sans...
55 min · 977 views · 4 stars
Around one billion people struggle with stress-related illness globally - and that figure is rising. What protects those with good mental health? Is their resilience innate? Or is the ability to withstand chronic stress and crisis something that can be learned? In the search...
52 min · 1,601 views · unrated
Tibetan Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard is asking for people to be more compassionate toward animals.
2 min · 5,712 views · 5 stars
This collection of 122 documentaries is a map for navigating the 21st century. It is guided by the premise that we are facing a planetary emergency, and the primary role of schools today should be to prepare students to become active participants in designing the transition...
Films For Action ·
39,031 views · 5 stars
The Economic Enigma of Money vs Life: [A Social Value Disorder]
Craig Bridges ·
1,270 views · 4 stars
Miss Representationis a powerful film that exposes damaging, sexist media messages that inhibit young womens happiness, ambition, and leadership.
90 min · 56,483 views · 5 stars
Doing It Ourselves aims to broaden understanding of the debt crisis and peak resources and encourage action for the sake of personal preparedness, happiness and ethical living.
This animation sums up the key challenges facing our global society of credit crisis and...
12 min · 13,803 views · 4.8 stars