Four live conversations between Ann Kramer and Lawrence Winnerman about what comes after an economy that measures only money—and how we start building it where we live. Watch in order; each session builds on the last.
Why a counselor’s unhappy, successful clients led to a new economic framework—and the three expansions that build what comes next: measuring quality of life, adding a Local Community Capacity work sector, and expanding what counts as wealth.
The Life Puzzle Wheel and the Wholeness Continuum, and why a community’s capacity is the sum of the people in it. An economy that truly promotes human welfare has to care for every single one of us.
The nuts and bolts of Integrative Community Ventures: twenty neighbors within a one-mile radius, paid to care for children, people with disabilities, and seniors—supported by local universities, local businesses, and new forms of exchange like time dollars.
Human capacity development as the foundation of the next economy, and how a real pilot gets funded—from community meetings and private donors to local currency and time banks. Ann’s full slide deck is on the Substack post.
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