Otro mundo es posible

frame the looming catastrophes on our doorstep as a collective call to adventure, an invitation to rediscover one another and in the process cultivate whole new ways of being.

‘We have an amazing history of communal practices,’ Gómez-Mont told me. ‘Everything from agriculture to economic coops to indigenous ways of doing governance and democracy. But we have not analysed them deeply enough, because in terms of imagination, unfortunately, we’ve been chasing dreams – a notion of progress of the first world – instead of loo

key to the work of changing the world is changing the story….One

We underestimate the power of these kinds of dreams, these kinds of visions, and the stories we can tell that bring them to life. In fact, one of the things all great movements have in common – those that have brought about real change like the Civil Rights movement, the suffragettes and LGBT rights campaigners – is that the participants are able t

‘The idea of the impossible is where we start. We will imagine the impossible school. The impossible economy. The impossible family. The impossible treaty. The impossible planet. Our collective work is to make all of this impossible possible. To make the utopian practical. To build paths forward to reach the hoped-for world that we have together im