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- January 31, 2023
CCI Nigeria co-leads Vote for Climate Campaign
By Joe Robertson on January 31, 2023Read more“We are carrying out this campaign because it is easier to lobby climate and environmental sensitive public officials than climate deniers. Climate change issues are too important to be left in the hands of deniers.”
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3 Informational Sessions circa the 3rd Wednesday of the month
By cclinternation on January 18, 2023Read moreThe transformation of the economy will not be linear. Change is coming. We have everything we need to create a liveable and equitable future. All we need now is courage.
Join our monthly CCI calls to find out how you can help transform our world circa the Wednesday of the month. - January 12, 2023
Connect people to process to drive systems change
By Joe Robertson on January 12, 2023Read moreWe are living through a decisive decade. What we do now will determine whether the human future is sustainable or fraught with devastation. Engage people to design the most workable transformations as quickly as possible.
- January 9, 2023
The attack on Brazil’s democracy is inexcusable
By Joe Robertson on January 9, 2023Read moreYesterday’s attack on Brazil’s democratic government is inexcusable. We call on all political leaders, and their followers, to honor the implicit social contract, whereby all political factions and all agents of the state commit never to use violence to pursue political aims.