A two-day workshop with Donnie Maclurcan
Findhorn Fellow, Co-founder and Director of Strategy at the Post Growth Institute
Monday 8 and Tuesday 9 September, Cullerne House
Our bodies hold so much wisdom about how to proceed through these challenging times. Learning to reconnect to this wisdom and integrate it into our decision making is a core competence for leaders of the future.
Join ‘post-growth’ pioneer Donnie Maclurcan for a two-day, deep dive into embodied forms of knowing and post-capitalist practice.
From exploring one’s own wisdom about what’s needed, and getting clear on why there’s no sustainable or equitable form of capitalism, through to personal leverage points for systems change, and how to practice mutual aid with anyone, come ready to be engaged, challenged and inspired! No background in economics/finance needed for full participation.
All the details
Venue Cullerne House, The Park Ecovillage, Findhorn, Scotland
Dates/times Monday 8th & Tuesday 9th September, 9am-4pm
Cost £150, with pay-what-you-can scholarships available (contact donnie@maclurcan.com)
Includes Tea/coffee/water/biscuits
Doesn’t include Lunches each day
Testimonials
“Feels like I’ve absorbed a wellspring of compassionate wisdom which has ordered a whole bunch of the tangles I’m trying to untie.” – recent participant in this workshop
“I have experienced Donnie’s workshops on several occasions, and each has proven to be a unique gamechanger for my life.” – Pete Dowson, Senior Producer, Digital Storytellers
“Donnie Maclurcan has a powerful mind with a beautiful open heart. He truly cares about service and lives according to the values that he promotes in his work. You can expect high-integrity, presence and a gentle way combined with a potent fire to act and create now!” – Ferananda Ibarra, Co-Founder, Metacurrency Project
About Donnie Maclurcan
Born on Cammeraygal land, Australia, of French/Celtic descent, Donnie Maclurcan presently lives on Mapuche lands in Patagonia, with his Argentinian wife and their three cats.
Beginning as a professional singer at age nine, Donnie’s unusual career has included working as a documentary producer, refugee and Indigenous rights activist, telephone counselor, homelessness support worker, property manager, exercise physiologist, and consultant for 500+ social enterprise projects, across 38 countries.
Along the way he completed a PhD assessing nanotechnology’s global implications, coached the Fijian sailing team, held the Guinness World Record for the fastest run across Australia, and became an affiliate professor of economics at Southern Oregon University and adjunct professor with the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Establishing the Post Growth Institute in 2010, Donnie’s professional focus is designing frameworks, methodologies and experiences for creative collaboration and collective liberation, including the Offers and Needs Market, the Post Growth Fellowship, the Post Growth Alliance, and Free Money Day, along with an intuitive model for a post-capitalist market economy that builds on what’s already working.