Hi Orion and All

I greatly appreciate your sending the update of your group's wondrous work and 
the press release. 

It may well be that people on these listservs will also be inspired by your 
your whole network's imagination to contribute to the manifesting of the Great 
Transition,  including spreading the word ...

Go well

Alan 
Hong Kong  

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Orion Kriegman 
To: Alan Stewart 
Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 12:11 AM
Subject: RE: What 2084 could be like if more attention was paid to making it 
happen 


Alan,

I see you have an earlier draft of the GT Today essay, I wanted to alert you to 
the fact that the entire GTI Paper Series has been published to the GTI website 
and is available for download. Below is our press release (and attached a more 
basic announcement), please continue to help spread the word. Thanks,

Orion

 

PRESS RELEASE

 

Contact: Orion Kriegman

Tel: 617.266.5400 

GTI Paper Series Released

 

Boston, MA, Oct.1 -- The Great Transition Initiative (GTI- 
www.gtinitiative.org) is a collective endeavor by scholars and activists who 
share a broad commitment to addressing the major problems confronting humanity: 
poverty, security, and the environment. GTI's mission is to imagine, assess, 
and advance a great transition to a global future of enriched lives, equity, 
solidarity and a healthy planet. It takes seriously the slogan of progressives 
everywhere that "another world is possible," but proposes that such a world 
must first be imagined creatively as a plausible human project. 

 

GTI's network of 200 participants from 40 countries contributed to the 
preparation of this series (http://www.gtinitiative.org/default.asp?action=43) 
through a more than year-long process of general exploration of ideas, thematic 
working groups and review. The 15 papers in the series elaborate the global 
challenge, future visions, and strategic directions in various domains of 
culture, politics, technology, economy and society. The papers offer no 
"blueprint" of the future, but are meant to be imaginative ventures that engage 
and intrigue others to contribute to the enterprise of inspiring change beyond 
the crisis and despair of the day. According to Paul Raskin, the Coordinator of 
GTI and President of the Tellus Institute, the GTI's paper series will " 
sharpen the critique of conventional thinking, deepen the understanding of the 
global possible, identify critical levers for change, and promote a coherent 
popular movement."

 

The GTI is facilitated by the Tellus Institute (www.tellus.org), formed in 1976 
as a a not-for-profit research and policy studies organization based in Boston, 
and now a world leader in assessing critical environment and development 
issues. Tellus has worked at every level -- global, regional, national, local, 
and enterprise -- bringing both vision and analytic rigor to fashioning 
strategies, policies and decision-support tools. Key foci have included energy, 
water, sustainable communities, corporate social responsibility, and climate 
change. Our projects are distinguished by an integrated perspective that 
illuminates linkages across spatial scales and the environmental, social, and 
economic dimensions of development. The Institute's sponsors -- foundations, 
government agencies, multilateral organizations, civil society organizations, 
and business -- reflect this diversity. 

 

 

________________________

Orion Kriegman, GTI Organizer

www.gtinitiative.org

 

Tellus Institute 

11 Arlington St.

Boston, MA 02116-3411

Fax: 617-266-8303

Tel: 617-266-5400

 

http://www.gtinitiative.org/ 

 


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From: Alan Stewart [mailto:alanmstew...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 8:57 PM
To: Elisabet Sahtouris; GTI Coordinating unit



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