Building Anew

We are in the middle of reading, reflecting upon and discussing The Land Question, originally published by Henry George as the Irish Land Question until he expanded its scope to cover the universal problem of private property in land. Not surprising that the issues raised then are relevant to today's issues.

We are commencing an internship program open to students, retirees and anyone with the leisure and interest to study, learn, engage and actively participate in our regular activities. Learning and education are best done with a mix of individual and cooperative effort. 

This is a course discusses the parralels of thought and action, theory and practice and of actions and consequences that stretches as far back as the African diaspora to the contemporary era of globalisation, from the beginnings of civilisation to the precarity of human extinction.

Early Georgists have had the tradition of propagating the political economy from the grassroots, through deliberative engagement with the communities.  We are reviving this tradition by reaching out and extending our educational services strategically to where hope in the most important resources requires nurture and encouragement -- where calamity strikes and both government and charity seem inadequate.