Sustainability meets the groundwork of democracy
Mission Statement: Economics for Peace Institute, a research institute, works globally through education, research and economic development to build peace, foster sustainability, and restore the Earth’s natural systems. The Institute’s work is measured by local people for its social benefits,…
Economics for Peace Institute is a federally recognized 501c3 charitable organization classified as CO5, Environmental – Research Institute and/or Public Policy Analysis. We are registered in the state of Washington and the state of Colorado as a charitable organization. We…
Markets require perfect information to avoid externalities. We hope to provide a means to inform local markets with participatory research on what helps rather than harms. We will develop local markets wherever we are running The Groundwork Project. We will…
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We are opening an array of volunteer opportunities to support research events and educational outreach. Before you contact us, please consider a weekly time pledge. Even a few hours can make a big difference! Other volunteer teams you can join:…
Our goal for 2024 is 100 sustaining donors by September 21. Will you be one? Your consistent financial support will allow us to conduct participatory research with more and more communities. Good information is necessary to good decisions. Biased information…
The beta sites are the building blocks and content of where we plan to go with online communications. What you see now is an organized approach to delivering on our programmatic objectives. We plan to create a online hub for…
Economics for Peace Institute was founded in 2008 in Cortez, Colorado with support of Generosity Exchange and Mitchell Toms and founding Board Members Susan Teitelmann and Dorothy Rupert. Dorothy provided access to her office on the Pearl Street Mall in…
Let’s get organized! Newsletters to resume in April 2022. We encourage you to subscribe through the widget found in the footer. Thank you. Through GDPR-compliant technology, we utilize the world wide web for the purpose of communicating about our work…
Newsletters from April 2020. The Institute ramped up for relaunch in 2020 after a ten-year hiatus. Then, the pandemic. Why the hiatus? This time afforded a participatory research sabbatical otherwise known in the jargon as time to be a participant…