From Indonesia, Kenya to Malawi, communicating globally is never a one-size-fits-all. The Club of Rome communications fellowship brings early-stage professionals together across contexts. Thanks to the late Keith Suter, it will continue. Read the full story: vist.ly/5aqit

We are excited to welcome Linda van Goor, expert for the IMF and independent advisor in global banking as a new member of the Club of Rome! Linda has decades of experience in corporate finance, and commercial and central banking. 🔗 vist.ly/5ak72

Know a young person with something to say? Let them know there's still time to submit their entry to the Earth4All Stories of the Future challenge! The challenge invites young people under 21 to share their visions of a better future. Get the details ➡️ vist.ly/5agk4

What if we've been measuring progress the wrong way all along? In a new blog, Kate Pickett and Robert Costanza explore three key shifts that could help us towards a future that values everyone and everything. Read more ➡️ vist.ly/5afp2

What changes when we understand #environmentalism through #African perspectives? Join this three-part #webinar series exploring African environmentalism by placing soil at the centre, as the foundation of ecosystems and a living archive of history, culture and knowledge. 👉 vist.ly/5abfy

WEBINAR | Join "Building new systems: From regenerative economies to climate justice and circular living" to dive deeper into the We Are Not Waiting project's themes and learn how you can get involved. 📅 09:00 ET | 15:00 CEST | 16:00 EAT | 21:00 PHT Register: vist.ly/5a8hr

Welcome to our 2026 Communications Fellows: María Fernanda Matera, Brianda Jiménez Bolívar and Benita Ikpeamar. Three early-career voices widening who shapes the sustainability story — made possible by the legacy of Keith Suter. Meet them → vist.ly/5a7cg

PODCAST | Interventions to end poverty must serve people at the right time, in the right amount. Nolita Mvunelo and Runa Khan on why holistic, locally-led solutions are the only ones that actually reach the people they are meant to serve. Listen: vist.ly/59nkd

Europe has gained momentum in circular economy policy. It also has a 12% circular material use rate. Closing the gap means scaling circular business models in ways we haven't - yet. Lars Fogh Mortensen breaks it down: https://www.clubofrome.org/blog-post/mortensen-scaling-circular-economy/

PODCAST | NEW EPISODE Quality and beauty are not luxuries in the world's poorest places, they are the proof of respect. Nolita Mvunelo speaks with Runa Khan, founder of Friendship, on dignity, justice and what real respect looks like in practice. Listen now: vist.ly/595qy

Meet The 50 Percent: a youth-led global platform that brings together young changemakers and youth-focused organisations across geographies. 🌍 Learn more and get involved: vist.ly/58zdr

Nuclear weapons can't win modern wars. A shipping strait just did more damage than any warhead. It might be time to rethink what "power" actually means. Full story: vist.ly/58uke

Tune in online to hear our Secretary General Carlos Álvarez Pereira at the Rencontres Économiques d’Aix-en-Provence to discuss research and progress in today's world. 🔗Learn more and register for free to join the event online: vist.ly/58ju3 #REAIX

In 1972, #TheLimitsToGrowth sparked fierce debate. Five decades later, co-author Jorgen Randers reflects on its message and why the world still needs long-term thinking. Watch his short reflection and read the full profile: vist.ly/587a3

Capitalism isn't a free market, it's a legal regime. Till Kellerhoff and Katharina Pistor on the hidden rules that built our economy and how the same legal tools could transform it. Listen: vist.ly/572ey

How do we achieve a circular wellbeing economy? A new report linking wellbeing and circular economies explores strategies to get us there. Circularity is the means, wellbeing the goal. Learn more in the report, available at vist.ly/57wks #CircularEconomy #WellbeingEconomy

The circular economy and the wellbeing economy have spent years in adjacent policy conversations. A new report examines what it looks like to actually integrate them. Join the launch webinar tomorrow, 16 June: vist.ly/57rzh

The first international presentation of Ugo Bardi's new report to the Club of Rome, The End of Population Growth, was held in Belgrade, Serbia, on 3 June, provoking lively debate. Learn more about the book: vist.ly/57cht

"An economic model that depends on endless expansion on a finite planet is not just unfair; it is dangerous." A new op-ed sets out the Roadmap for Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth, which Earth4All has been contributing to. Read it now: vist.ly/578gp

Capitalism isn't a free market, it's a "market economy on legal steroids," built and sustained by law. Till Kellerhoff and Katharina Pistor on the hidden rules of our economy and how the same legal tools could transform it. Listen: vist.ly/577wr

How do we move beyond “us versus them” in a world shaped by different histories, cultures and ways of knowing? In this new piece, Rica Viljoen, member of the Club of Rome, reflects on what it takes to reconcile worldviews across cultures. 👉 vist.ly/573kz

Oceans already feed billions, yet remain overlooked in global food debates. With ecosystems under pressure, this report places ocean food systems at the centre of the food security challenge. 📘 Read → vist.ly/56x3n #WorldOceansDay #FoodSystems

The fact that we don't own our data is a legal choice – and can be challenged. Till Kellerhoff and Katharina Pistor on data, power and how the rules could be rewritten so the returns are shared, not captured by a handful of the super rich. Listen: vist.ly/56jb9 #EconomicJustice

Linear thinking itself isn’t enough to solve today’s complex challenges.   Members of The Club of Rome share how systems thinking helps us make sense of a world where everything is connected.  Watch now ⬇️

The world needs bold change, and that's why the Fifth Element exists. It creates the conditions for people, initiatives and institutions to converge, learn and act together for global equity on a healthy planet. Learn more: vist.ly/565ib

NEW PODCAST | In the latest episode of the Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff speaks with Katharina Pistor on the hidden legal rules of our economy and how to transform them. Listen now: vist.ly/55u2m

NEW PODCAST | In the latest episode of the Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff speaks with Katharina Pistor on the hidden legal rules of our economy and how to transform them. Listen now: clubofrome.podbean.com/e/law-capita...

War budgets are doubling, a nuclear arms race restarting and the billionaire class reshaping democracy. Club of Rome co-President Paul Shrivastava argues that we need to rebuild what peace means from scratch in a new op-ed. ➡️vist.ly/55s5h

The polycrisis cannot be solved piece by piece. It requires a coherent redesign of the systems driving it. “Ecocivilization” by Jeremy Lent sets out what a world built on regeneration, cooperation and flourishing could actually look like. 📘 Read his new blog 👉 vist.ly/55me8 ‎

Last month, we gathered in Buenos Aires for "Thought and action: the path to regeneration". Our wrap-up video offers a taste of the energy and vibrancy of the conference - find full event recordings, read the conference report and browse the photo gallery on our event page: vist.ly/55gcd

PODCAST: A wealth tax starting at $100 million in assets could generate enormous revenue for public services and climate action. @jayatighosh.bsky.social & Till Kellerhoff on why taxing the super-rich is both possible and necessary. 🎧 vist.ly/55d4n

What could life be like for a young person in your country in the future if we work together to solve global challenges? Show us and enter the Stories of the Future global creative challenge ➡️ vist.ly/5554u 📅 Deadline: 19 July 2026

In an age of polycrisis, peace as the absence of war is no longer enough. Our co-president Paul Shrivastava makes the case for "planetary peace" rooted in ecology, justice and cooperation in a new article for Resilience: vist.ly/554wi

Something new is coming! We are not waiting is a youth-led anthology and webinar series – led by The 50 Percent and UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition - centring young people aged 14–35 as designers of alternative systems. 🔗 Learn more: the50percent.org/programmes/we-are-not-waiting #YouthLeadership

ON THE PODCAST: A decade of global commitments. A world more unequal than before. Till Kellerhoff and Jayati Ghosh on power, inequality and why a fairer world is still possible. 🎧 Listen: vist.ly/54tre

Crises aren’t accidents; they grow from decades of decisions and systems. But disruption can also spark new thinking. In our history series, Fellows Alifiandi Rahman Yusuf, Yvonne Wambua & Martin Mbewe revisit the Club of Rome and why its long-term ideas matter today. Read more: vist.ly/54p6c

Peace cannot be reduced to the absence of conflict. In a world shaped by climate disruption, inequality and rising risk, this report reframes peace as a systems challenge rooted in justice, sustainability and regeneration. 📘 Read → vist.ly/54dzy #Peace #SystemsChange

UPDATED DEADLINE | The Club of Rome is looking for a communications officer to join our team! You’ll be supporting global projects and campaigns focused on systems change. Apply here➡️vist.ly/545yu 📆17 May

What does systems change look like – in a classroom in Germany, a farm in Uganda, a city in Hungary, or a kitchen in Spain? The Earth4All Marketplace invites you to find out. Explore the full programme, meet the speakers and join the conversation on 18-19 May: vist.ly/53zim

Maat and Ubuntu point to values that shape how we live together. Mamphela Ramphele, Honorary President of the Club of Rome, argues for pluriversality—many ways of knowing, to informing leadership and policy on a shared planet. Read the article: vist.ly/53vgb

Can a country protect its democracy, its prosperity and our planet all at once? ‘Earth4All: Germany’ says yes and shows exactly what that path looks like. @earth4all.life #GiantLeap #Sustainability 🔗 vist.ly/53rat

How do we move beyond GDP? Researchers and practitioners gathered at the Joint Research Centre in Italy to explore how to move beyond GDP and develop operational frameworks for measuring sustainable and inclusive wellbeing ➡️vist.ly/53gfq

What would it take to build a world that truly works for all? In an upcoming webinar, Jeremy Lent, member of The Club of Rome, will present his new book, “Ecocivilization: Making a World that Works for All.” Learn more and register ➡️ vist.ly/53bxm

Who gets to shape the future of climate leadership? And who is still being left out? Episode 9 of The Sustainability Salon will explore intergenerational governance and the future of climate leadership. 📅 8 May 2026 ⏰ 5 PM CAT 📍 Zoom: vist.ly/537tz

We are looking for a communications officer to join the team, with strong editorial skills and experience across digital channels, from social media and web content to newsletters, databases and community management. Apply here➡️vist.ly/536yb 📆24 May

🌍 On the podcast! @jayatighosh.bsky.social calls inequality an existential crisis, equivalent in scale to climate change. Till Kellerhoff & Jayati Ghosh on why our societies and democracies depend on getting this right. 🎧 vist.ly/4224k

Different civilisations relate to the future differently. This article explores why #Asia came to be recognised as central to the Club of Rome’s long-term thinking and why that matters for global transformation. 📖 Read: vist.ly/42uz8

The planet's future depends on how much we invest in people. 'People and Planet' models two futures for this century. One path looks familiar. The other requires a Giant Leap — and it starts with us. #Earth4All #PeopleAndPlanet #InternationalLabourDay

Thought & action: the path to regeneration 🌱 200+ leaders gathered in Buenos Aires for the Club of Rome International Conference to explore regeneration, the polycrisis & Latin America's future. Read the full round-up: vist.ly/42ewx

In a new blog, Nafeez Ahmed urges Britain to adopt “electrified sovereignty”: a rapid shift to domestically generated, renewable electricity systems that are cheaper, more abundant, and less exposed to geopolitical volatility ➡️ vist.ly/42dzb