Declaration of Co-Creation and Interdependence for a New World with Terry Gips
- Shared screen with speaker view

28:10
hello from Dallas!

28:15
Lee Samelson, Minneapolis

28:19
Hello All, Pamela from DC. I agree

28:19
La Juan Massie from WDC

28:22
Hi from Conroe, TX.

28:30
Mayra from Oakdale CA, good morning everyone

28:37
Hi Katthe!

28:45
Hi! This is Terry Gips in snowy and about to get cold St. Louis Park, MN, the first suburb west of Minneapolis.

29:02
Loving the snow here!

29:04
Hello from western New York!

29:09
Cheylenna in Minneapolis

29:23
Hi from Ana Rodriguez, Wichita, Ks.

29:27
Venetia from NJ

29:35
Hello everyone from Cleveland, TX!!

29:36
Hello, from Cicero Illinois

29:41
Venetra*

30:50
Hello from Rachel Smith from Red Springs North Carolina

31:01
Aloha Kakahiaka for Oahu!

32:13
agree

32:13
I agree

32:15
Emily Waynesburg PA I agree

32:17
I agree!

32:17
Agree!!

32:21
I agree

32:21
I Agree

32:23
I agree

32:23
I agree!

32:27
I agree

32:28
I agree :-)

32:30
I agree

32:31
I agree!

32:36
I agree

32:36
I agree

32:38
agreed

32:40
I agree

32:45
I agree

32:47
I agree

32:47
I agree

32:58
I agree :-)

33:10
Agreed

33:37
http://afors.org/

35:25
Al Pacino has nothing on you, Terry ; - )

37:14
http://afors.org/declaration-of-co-creation-and-interdependence/

39:58
Good Afternoon from Philadelphia!

41:39
I often feel that sometimes people focus on the welfare of their family members to the extent that it becomes selfish, and to the exclusion of immigrants, and people who don’t share the same religion, skin color, or cultural heritage of their family.

42:18
Tracy Johnson KCMO I agree

43:22
I agree

47:11
ecologically sound

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economically viable

47:40
That's a terrific set of criteria for sustainability.

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socially just

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humane

48:05
What ever happened to us hitting the Sustainability tipping point back in 2007- that came with some decision from Wal-Mart of all places

49:15
^Echoing Lee, asking: is Wal-Mart still controlling 42 or more percent of U.S. agriculture?

50:51
ethics and values = part of humanity / sustainability

51:09
I love to hear Terry define sustainability so elegantly

53:45
That's amazing to hear about Wal-Mart! And the impact on their competitors...

56:56
there are severe limitations on what these retailers consider sustainability. mono culture is still primarily grown, and can be considered organic.

57:09
farmed salmon can be sunsafe

57:21
unsafe

59:36
post a link to doc in chat?

59:42
I am sorry, but it is very difficult to read while you are talking. No disrespect intended

59:58
http://afors.org/declaration-of-co-creation-and-interdependence/

01:01:14
I have finished. :) Thank you for the time

01:04:26
I don’t think Obama would make that statement today

01:05:50
Curious as to why only (with the exception of Buddha) Islamic-Judeo-Christian religious figures are quoted in the declaration? Scientists? Humanists? Other world thinkers...

01:06:14
Just a suggestion .. in the future , attachment of the link or documents in the registration for the webinar.

01:07:07
I was referring to the preamble text

01:07:35
Here it is: http://afors.org/declaration-of-co-creation-and-interdependence/

01:07:54
Okay sorry I missed it. LOL

01:09:57
aspirational for sure.

01:13:22
to your point.

01:13:27
https://rethinkingschools.org/articles/the-pandemic-is-a-portal/

01:14:05
Historically, pandemics have forced humans to break with the past and imagine their world anew. This one is no different. It is a portal, a gateway between one world and the next.

01:14:39
We can choose to walk through it, dragging the carcasses of our prejudice and hatred, our avarice, our data banks and dead ideas, our dead rivers and smoky skies behind us. Or we can walk through lightly, with little luggage, ready to imagine another world. And ready to fight for it.

01:15:20
beautifully said

01:15:29
^Thank you, David!

01:15:32
it’s aurendati Roy, not me. see above

01:16:18
very nicely said!

01:17:27
Is there an online link to preamble so I can enlarge to see, please?

01:17:55
http://afors.org/declaration-of-co-creation-and-interdependence/

01:19:14
love this

01:19:16
This is inspiring!

01:19:25
I like the preamble the best

01:19:33
Love it

01:19:36
Thanks Everyone!

01:20:07
i want to be a part of this!

01:20:14
Thanks, I did not realize I read this with the declaration. It is flows well.

01:20:17
Very inspirational!

01:20:21
The Preamble I could relate too!

01:22:05
green washing, you don’t change your polluting behavior, but give money to some organization that is planting trees, or setting up a mutual fund that says it is investing in good stuff

01:22:25
actually I have heard this so many times. I wanted to see the rest before calling the preamble helpful.

01:22:38
Yes! Declare it!

01:23:10
Is this webinar also available for Spanish speakers?? I'm impressed with all this information but definitely would be amazing to share all this with my community and some of it feel more comfortable in Spanish. Thank you!!!

01:26:02
nice prose

01:26:54
Let’s begin the daily living up to these ideals, please ’n thank you.

01:28:04
actually, acceptance should play a part in this

01:28:53
THANK YOU

01:29:29
Thanks Everyone! Please feel free to get in touch: Terry Gips Terry@afors.org 612-940-4939

01:29:35
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