Devon New Economy Gathering

Saturday April 16th

Exeter Community Centre 10 – 5 pm

A day to link organisers, activists, practitioners, and others working for economic change, and to hear about local and regional initiatives.

Join us in making the big shift happen!

• There are exciting community-led economic solutions to austerity emerging across the region, as well as effective strategies, innovative projects and energetic collaborators. This is a chance to find out who (else) is working on a new local economy one that is more inclusive, democratically accountable, ecological and creates more wellbeing.
• Find collaborators – How can we make it happen (more)?
• Share visions for the wider economy to see how our local work fits in, and ways we can work together locally to move forward change in the big picture
  

Keynote session: launched By Stewart Wallis, Senior Adviser at New Economics Foundation

‘A new economy and how to make it happen’

Topics for discussion could include

• What needs to grow and what doesn’t? Well being and better indicators
  

• Relocalizing money and finance – local currencies and financial institutions
  

• Food for all – affordable and local?
  

• Positive Money, a Green New Deal, banking reform
  

• Fostering local enterprises – Local Enterprise Forum
  

• Management of land for greater equality
  

• Engines of inequality and how to interrupt them
  

• Social enterprises – why are they different; starting them and teaching about them
  

• If not austerity what? What to do about the national debt
  

• Potential of the Devolution agenda
  

• Fossil free Devon – Disinvestment from fossil fuels

Tickets: £20 / £10 / £5 . Please select tickets according to what you can afford. £10 and £5 tickets are intended primarily for students and claimants.

To pay in Exeter Pounds or Exe's, or to request a free ticket, please contact the organiser by email or tel 01647 24789/01392 348105

A childrens workshop will be available for the morning only: Please contact the organizer to enquire or book (by 8th April please) a place