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Celebrate degrowth on June 4th 2022 - this year’s Global Degrowth Day!   We call on everyone inspired by degrowth to organize (online) actions and events invoking the theme of Climate Justice.   As usual, on Global Degrowth Day you are invited to explore the different ways out of growth-dependency, and to connect to inspiring (local) initiatives working on new paradigms relating to sustaina...

Events • 27.12.2021

Caring Communities for Radical Change: Debates and future directions on degrowth from the 8th International

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By: Daniel Boston

This summer, the 8th International Degrowth conference took place in Den Haag. This summary provides a peek at some of the important themes, take-aways, and points of contention discussed in the conference reportage co-published by the organisers Transnational Institute and Ontgroei.

Events • 14.12.2020

Care: the theme of Global Degrowth Day 2021

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By: The Global Degrowth Day Team

In this announcement, the Global Degrowth Day organising team talk through the selection of care as the theme for the 2021 edition of the event. In our search for a theme for next year’s Global Degrowth Day, taking place on June 5th 2021, we launched a call for ideas back in October, and a poll in November. These were the results: The results reflect the multiple angles and aspira...

Events • 16.11.2020

How to degrow amerikkka: Reflections after the 2020 U.S. presidential election

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By: KC Legacion

It’s been about a week since the 2020 presidential election in the United States was called for former-Vice President Joe Biden, and the dust has anything but settled. As a new presidential administration prepares to replace the current one (which has openly declared its refusal to leave), where does this leave the degrowth movement in the United States? I was in the middle of a reading ...

Events • 06.10.2020

Degrowth resonates: a reflection on DegrowthFest 2020

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By: Sam Bliss

On August 14th, an uprising of art installations and happenings emerged in the Old North End neighborhood of Burlington, Vermont. Two days later, they all disappeared. Through these art pieces, community members and local organizations explored today’s tensions and possible paths toward desirable futures. Burlington residents navigated the neighborhood on self-guided tours, following a m...

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