She asked a very interesting question : how do funders remain connected, involved, included and relevant to a certain cause/circule should they no longer give funds (to a specific organization for example).

Super interesting

Great video! it would be great to know how Andrea was able to get a flat under a fake name considering that you need to send documents for getting it.

Great session. I agree that the activists’ whatever-it-takes saviour impulse has a psychological function. It's function is similar to the professionals’ must-try-harder devotee impulse. The function is to pull us away from the horror of helplessness, the grief about what's already lost, our uncomfortableness with the pain of other beings, and the terror of what awful things lie ahead. Either the saviour or devotee impulse numbs us to what we think or feel might become unbearable emotions. We fear despair. This has been the root cause of denial amongst the Western environmental sectors I've worked with since the 1990s. It has led to aggression towards those of us who express a more troubling outlook on the future and a more humble assessment of our capabilities. We are heretics for the religion of human dominion and progress. So we must be shunned and shamed. The lack of awareness of these dynamics in Western environmental sectors has allowed ecomodernist delusions and strategies to dominate and taken precious time from people to reassess their lives. But I am noticing that now shattering.

Would like to discuss bringing moral imagination into career development. Who can I talk to about this?

Thank you. Acceptance is a daily practice.

I'm an artist and musician, and rich people can suck it, and I will always let them know that in my work. I have other means of support, and will telecommute from a cheap city in eastern europe, where I don't have to deal with these corporate scumbags.

It's a such a weird dichotomy, such a leftist and open city as Berlin but with one of the worst housing crisis in the world and perhaps the most exclusive city in the world, now. Even the last time I was here in 2018 it wasn't like this at all, it was comparatively easy to find a place. I don't see how the personality of the city will hold up in this situation, eventually the artists will leave because they have to. Then where do they go?

It's sad so many are shut out.

Housing supply used to be normally supported by commons prioritization. In legislation housing access is formalized.

I came here quite by chance, but I found the material very interesting. I would like that in Brazil we had this collective sense.

action!!!