MAHB Newsletter for September 2022

Author
Sibylle Frey
Year
2022
Published in
MAHB

Greetings to the MAHB Community,   

Check out what’s happening: A new article by Joan Diamond & Paul Ehrlich on how and why universities are failing.

September 26 was the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. Watch the UN High-Level Meeting on Nuclear Disarmament and take action.

Read this month’s blogs and new resourceslisten to the latest podcasts of Our New World on inspiring young leaders and Nate Hagens’ TGS episode on “low tech” and its relevance in a high-tech society and growth-driven economy. Also, participate in the ‘What’s Next for Earth’ art call on Community Resilience, open until October 15.

… And finally: Is it possible to spend the festive season without the usual “shop ’til you drop”? Can we celebrate this precious time without excessive consumption? What can you do or give to kids instead and still make it magical and special? After all, giving and receiving doesn’t necessarily mean spending lots of money. Re-gifting? Donating? Some may even remember that this used to be a time for pausing, reflection, and being with our loved ones.

If you have stories or ideas for spending the holidays differently this year we would love to hear from you. Please drop us a line at info@mahbonline by October 31 with your best ideas and we will publish them on our website. Thank you!

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