Call for participation: Join the organizing working group of the Degrowth Movement Assembly 2025! The IDN is inviting members and non-members to co-organise the upcoming assembly, which will involve three key phases starting in February 2025. The aim is to create a collective space for collaboration, learning, and strategic action toward degrowth transformations.
This year, the assembly will involve three key phases:
- A pre-assembly feedback phase (Feb–March 2025) using a global survey to gather diverse perspectives to shape the foreseen assembly sessions.
- A time-zone-sensitive online assembly/ies (April 2025) with interactive sessions to share needs, best practices, and strategies for degrowth.
- An in-person assembly (June 23, 2025, Oslo), which will be a full-day event to further connect and collaborate in response to the needs and strategies identified during the online assembly, as well as celebrate diverse community achievements.
If you are interested in joining the working group, you can fill in this form by January 20.
More details HERE
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The International Degrowth Network (IDN) is a network of organizations and individuals committed to degrowth. The IDN aims to bring people together to provide support and share ideas while helping to spread the word about degrowth around the world.
Aims of the IDN
- Practise radical inclusivity and active resistance to systems of domination by creating a welcoming, respectful and caring community.
- Create opportunities for cooperation between degrowth-affiliated groups within and across borders.
- Develop a cohesive set of strategies and actions that implement degrowth policies, proposals, ways of living, and organisations in all sectors of society.
- Undertake anti-colonial and anti-imperial efforts and actions, as well as other forms of resistance for the liberation of the Global South.
- Provide a shared set of underlying narratives that help to define degrowth and its principles, while ensuring they reflect the diversity of the movement.
- Increase public awareness and build support for degrowth.