by BICN | Jun 11, 2013 | News
Care 2 Make a Difference
[BICN – Jenna van Draanen]
A recently published news article describes a new pension for full-time mothers in Venezuela. According to Chew, a labor law has been passed to allow mothers to collect pensions for the work they perform in the household. The article describes the Chavistas’ new labor law as anti-sexist in the way that it recognizes the “monetary value of housework.” The idea of a pension for mothers is similar to some conceptualizations of basic income because of its universality and because it operates on the fundamental premise that an individual is entitled to an income based on something other than their participation in the labour market.
The article written by Kristina Chew can be found online here.
by Yannick Vanderborght | Oct 3, 2012 | News
The first two sessions are now available as replay, both slides and audio. Here are the links: (You may need to Control Click on the URL or copy and paste into your browser.)
August 5 – Session One – https://instantteleseminar.com/?eventid=33395637
I. Economics and Conscious Evolution – series overview; Module 1 of Land Rights online course; land rights and the person/planet relationship; PROUT’s social psychology and evolution of the social cycle.
Guest Speakers: Michael Towsey (Australia), Acharya Santosananda (India)
September 2 – Session Two – https://attendthisevent.com/?eventid=32626596
II. The Wealth Divide – poverty and economic inequality within the US and Africa; The Enclosures; the “resource curse” and the corruption of economics; the “law of rent”; addressing the land problem; cooperatives.
Guest Speakers: Gordon Abiama (Nigeria), Acharya Maheshverananda (Venezuela)
Date, theme and speakers for upcoming Session Three:
October 7
III. Sharing the Commons – separative consciousness and genocide; unity consciousness and commoning; property rights paradigm shift; land value capture and commons trusts; jubilee justice public finance policies; sharing and caring for each other and the world’s resources.
Guest Speakers: Kevin Annett (Canada), Lisinka Ulatowska (Netherlands)
Date and Time: Sunday, October 7th at 4:00pm Eastern, 1:00pm Pacific, 9:00pm UK
(For other time zones you can go to the online World Clock.)
To attend go to:
https://InstantTeleseminar.com/?eventID=33631509
PIN Code (session ID): 090366# (if required)
This mode of access enables you to listen to the webcast and view the slides. You may communicate with us via typing into the Question and Answers box.
To prepare for Session Three you may scroll through Module Three of the Land Rights Course here: https://www.course.earthrights.net Your free Land Rights course access is included with the teleseminar. This is the password: earthrights. Please let us know if you have any difficulty accessing the course.
Also, please do your best to find time to view HIDDEN NO LONGER, a film about our guest speaker Kevin Annett and the Canadian genocide of Native American children who attended church and state sponsored schools. Http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=9vNW9meqny4&feature=endscreen
We suggest that you print out this page and post it as a reminder to join us on October 7th.
Thank you for your interest in the Sustainable Economics Teleseminars!
From co-hosts Wendell Fitzgerald and Alanna Hartzok and the Conscious Evolution Teleseminar Group.
(If you are not yet registered for this teleseminar series you may do so by contacting alanna(at)earthrights.net)