The Planetary Network
The planetary network of light, love and service is transforming the mental climate of the planet, reorientating humanity to spiritual attitudes and values. The groups and activities reported in the Bulletin reflect different aspects of the network.
Center for Inter-Religious & Communal Leadership Education (CIRCLE)
Founded in 2008 the Center is a combined initiative of Andover Newton Theological School and Hebrew College. CIRCLE’s mission is to “help prepare religious and ethical leaders for service in a religiously diverse society.” CIRCLE points out “it is our conviction that through study, dialogue, and joint action, we can help to heal and transform the world”.
Every year, CIRCLE encourages and supports multi-faith peer groups through the initiative of the colleges’ students. The peer groups focus on Jewish – Christian – Muslim texts, shared study and reflection, and shared celebration and mutual friendships.
210 Herrick Road
Newton Centre, MA 02459, USA
w: www.interreligiousleadership.org
e: [email protected]
t: (1) 617-964-1100
The Journal of Interreligious Dialogue
The Journal is a program of the Center for Inter-Religious & Communal Leadership Education. It is a forum for academic, social, and current issues affecting religious communities around the world. It is published online and is designed to “increase both the quality and frequency of interchanges between religious groups and their leaders and scholars”.
One Health Organisation (OHO)
OHO’s approach to improving world health is fourfold: individual engagement, community collaboration, ethical business and systemic change. Through these four pillars, OHO engages individuals in “community work, supports other social ventures to achieve their goals, transitions business and corporations to a social enterprise approach, and advocates at a national and international level for equitable, sustainable and integrative healthcare policy.”
PO Box 1605
Bondi Junction, NSW
Australia 1355
w: www.onehealthorganisation.org
Institute for New Economic Thinking
The Institute was created to widen and accelerate the development of new economic thinking that can lead to solutions for the major challenges of the twenty first century.
The Institute supports a fundamental shift in economic thinking through such initiatives as research funding, community building, and spreading the word about the need for change. It is a global community of thousands of new economic thinkers, ranging from Nobel Prize winning economists to teachers and students.
The Institute writes: “This ‘new economic thinking’ has the potential to profoundly impact society in areas ranging from government policy and financial system reform, to solving climate change, poverty and inequality, and driving sustainable growth in the long run. In other words, new economic thinking can enable a better world for all.”
Eric J. Weiner
Senior Editor and Director of Communications
w: www.ineteconomics.org
e: [email protected]
t: (1) 212-493-3327