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Ethical Wisdom and Intelligence

Satish Kumar

Leader

Satish Kumar

Satish Kumar was the Editor-in-Chief of Resurgence (now with the Ecologist) Magazine for 43 years and was the Founder of Schumacher College in Dartington. At nine years of age, Satish renounced the world and joined the brotherhood of Jain monks. At the age of eighteen, he left the monastic order and became a campaigner working to turn Gandhi’s vision of a peaceful world into reality. He undertook an 8,000-mile peace pilgrimage, walking without any money, to deliver packets of ‘peace tea’ to the leaders of the four nuclear powers. Satish is the author of a number of books, most recently Radical Love. He received the 2022 Goi Peace Prize.

Other Leaders

Inge Relph
Inge Relph

Inge Relph is Executive Director and co – Founder of Global Choices, a USA and UK non for profit working in innovative ways to protect the Global Commons, prioritizing protection of the Central Arctic Ocean sea ice. Female led and genuinely intergenerational, Global Choices mentors a network of 30+ Arctic Angels, wise young climate leaders active in 25 countries, educating on the ice crisis. Known as a thought leader and policy innovator around systems change and global governance, Inge knows a bit about clean tech and climate finance and has advised governments internationally and was Policy Advisor to The Elders during the landmark Paris COP and the SDG agreements. She has an held executive roles in business, founded several international NGO’s and has a passion for climate justice as the most marginalized and the poorest, especially women are the ones needing most help to manage climate change.

Alex Evans
Alex Evans

Alex Evans is executive director of Larger Us, which works at the intersection of psychology and politics to explore ways of driving change in the world that bridge political divides rather than deepening them. He is a Professor in Practice at Newcastle University's School of Arts of Cultures and the author of The Myth Gap (Penguin, 2017), a book about the power of deep collective stories. He has previously worked in the UN Secretary-General’s office, as Special Adviser to two UK Cabinet ministers, and for numerous campaigning organisations and think tanks.

ln this round table dialogue, Satish Kumar, for 43 years editor-in-Chief of Resurgence Magazine, along with Alex Evans, executive director of Larger Us and Inge Relph, Executive Director and co – Founder of Global Choices, will explore Ethical Intelligence and the practical implications of a new integrated intelligence.

Date

Dec 12 2024

Time

CET
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm

Location

Online

Conducted via Zoom or live-stream.

ln this round table dialogue, Satish Kumar, for 43 years editor-in-Chief of Resurgence Magazine, along with Alex Evans, executive director of Larger Us and Inge Relph, Executive Director and co – Founder of Global Choices, will explore Ethical Intelligence and the practical implications of a new integrated intelligence.

Thursday, 12 December
19:30 – 20:00Meditation (optional)
20:00 – 20:30Talk by Satish Kumar
20:30 – 20:40Response by Alex Evans
20:40 – 20:50Response by Inge Relph
20:50 – 21:05Discussion between Satish Kumar, Alex Evans and Inge Relph
21:05 – 21:10Break
21:10 – 21:55Q&A
Satish Kumar

Leader

Satish Kumar

Satish Kumar was the Editor-in-Chief of Resurgence (now with the Ecologist) Magazine for 43 years and was the Founder of Schumacher College in Dartington. At nine years of age, Satish renounced the world and joined the brotherhood of Jain monks. At the age of eighteen, he left the monastic order and became a campaigner working to turn Gandhi’s vision of a peaceful world into reality. He undertook an 8,000-mile peace pilgrimage, walking without any money, to deliver packets of ‘peace tea’ to the leaders of the four nuclear powers. Satish is the author of a number of books, most recently Radical Love. He received the 2022 Goi Peace Prize.

Other Leaders

Inge Relph
Inge Relph

Inge Relph is Executive Director and co – Founder of Global Choices, a USA and UK non for profit working in innovative ways to protect the Global Commons, prioritizing protection of the Central Arctic Ocean sea ice. Female led and genuinely intergenerational, Global Choices mentors a network of 30+ Arctic Angels, wise young climate leaders active in 25 countries, educating on the ice crisis. Known as a thought leader and policy innovator around systems change and global governance, Inge knows a bit about clean tech and climate finance and has advised governments internationally and was Policy Advisor to The Elders during the landmark Paris COP and the SDG agreements. She has an held executive roles in business, founded several international NGO’s and has a passion for climate justice as the most marginalized and the poorest, especially women are the ones needing most help to manage climate change.

Alex Evans
Alex Evans

Alex Evans is executive director of Larger Us, which works at the intersection of psychology and politics to explore ways of driving change in the world that bridge political divides rather than deepening them. He is a Professor in Practice at Newcastle University's School of Arts of Cultures and the author of The Myth Gap (Penguin, 2017), a book about the power of deep collective stories. He has previously worked in the UN Secretary-General’s office, as Special Adviser to two UK Cabinet ministers, and for numerous campaigning organisations and think tanks.

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Satish Kumar

Leader

Satish Kumar

Satish Kumar was the Editor-in-Chief of Resurgence (now with the Ecologist) Magazine for 43 years and was the Founder of Schumacher College in Dartington. At nine years of age, Satish renounced the world and joined the brotherhood of Jain monks. At the age of eighteen, he left the monastic order and became a campaigner working to turn Gandhi’s vision of a peaceful world into reality. He undertook an 8,000-mile peace pilgrimage, walking without any money, to deliver packets of ‘peace tea’ to the leaders of the four nuclear powers. Satish is the author of a number of books, most recently Radical Love. He received the 2022 Goi Peace Prize.

Other Leaders

Inge Relph
Inge Relph

Inge Relph is Executive Director and co – Founder of Global Choices, a USA and UK non for profit working in innovative ways to protect the Global Commons, prioritizing protection of the Central Arctic Ocean sea ice. Female led and genuinely intergenerational, Global Choices mentors a network of 30+ Arctic Angels, wise young climate leaders active in 25 countries, educating on the ice crisis. Known as a thought leader and policy innovator around systems change and global governance, Inge knows a bit about clean tech and climate finance and has advised governments internationally and was Policy Advisor to The Elders during the landmark Paris COP and the SDG agreements. She has an held executive roles in business, founded several international NGO’s and has a passion for climate justice as the most marginalized and the poorest, especially women are the ones needing most help to manage climate change.

Alex Evans
Alex Evans

Alex Evans is executive director of Larger Us, which works at the intersection of psychology and politics to explore ways of driving change in the world that bridge political divides rather than deepening them. He is a Professor in Practice at Newcastle University's School of Arts of Cultures and the author of The Myth Gap (Penguin, 2017), a book about the power of deep collective stories. He has previously worked in the UN Secretary-General’s office, as Special Adviser to two UK Cabinet ministers, and for numerous campaigning organisations and think tanks.

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