Responsable : Pam Petrie

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The world is changing—are we ready to change with it? As humanity pushes against planetary limits, the old model of perpetual growth no longer works. But what if there was a better way? Join Mike Nickerson, author of "Life, Money & Illusion", for an eye-opening discussion on how rethinking our economy through the lens of nature’s time-tested systems can unlock a path to long-term well-being.

Just as children grow into responsible adults, humanity has reached a stage of collective maturity. With this transition comes not just responsibility but incredible opportunities. By adapting how we provide for one another, we can solve many of today’s pressing challenges—without sacrificing quality of life.

Humans are capable of remarkable things. Be part of the conversation and discover how a shift toward More Fun, Less Stuff can create a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come. Don't miss this chance to reimagine what’s possible!

Instructor: Mike Nickerson co-founded the Institute for the Study of Cultural Evolution in 1971. He coordinated activity on the Canada Well-Being Measurement Act, drawing attention to the advantages of a Genuine Progress Index (GPI).
Along with the Guideposts for a Sustainable Future video, numerous articles, pamphlets, and speaking engagements, he has written three books on sustainability and social change: "Change the World I want to Stay ON” (1977), "Planning for Seven Generations” (1990) and the most inclusive: "Life, Money and Illusion; Living on Earth as if We Want to Stay” (2006 & 2009).

Mike Nickerson has participated in: the Leeds and Grenville Waste Management Master Plan, the Board of the Ontario Environment Network, the Governing Council of the Green Party of Canada, and the World Federalist Foundation board. An enthusiastic gardener, he supports his study and writing habit by building custom furniture.

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• Individual Membership 2025-26

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Prix : 20,00 $ Taxes en sus

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