Fundraising 2017 and 2018
Thank you so much for making the 2017 Fundraising campaign a success; and thank you for your contributions, that will keep SCORAI going in 2018. The final count is $3727 by 55 donors; several donating more than the suggested $50 or $25. Thanks! For 2018 we are looking forward to the conference in June in Copenhagen; and to other exciting activities. Donations remain welcome, of course.
The SCORAI Board, Halina, Deric, Anders, Maurie, Philip, and advisor John.
The SCORAI Board, Halina, Deric, Anders, Maurie, Philip, and advisor John.
And you?
Join the community or donate now to support us!
Go to We Hate To Waste
We Hate To Waste
40 stories shared by consumers in English speaking countries around the world about what they (voluntarily) do to reduce waste (and live more simply) — because they believe it enhances their quality of life.
Go to Spring 2018 virtual seminar series
Spring 2018 virtual seminar series
Practitioners communicating sustainable consumption and production
Go to The Pulse with Halina Brown
The Pulse with Halina Brown
Radio podcast interview featuring Halina Brown talking about the importance of sustainable consumption.
Go to The bread and roses cycle in American history
The bread and roses cycle in American history
An essay by John de Graaf
SCORAI acts Worldwide
SCORAI China
SCORAI China, a new member of SCORAI family, was launched at the International Workshop on Sustainable Consumption Research in China on November 16, 2014 at Renmin University of China in Beijing…
SCORAI Europe
SCORAI Europe aims to support a community that contributes forward-thinking, innovative research in the area of sustainable consumption, while also bridging academic research with mainstream thinking and policy making…
SCORAI Israel
SCORAI Israel is a network of researchers and stakeholders who are interested in the interface between material consumption, technological and cultural transformations, and human wellbeing…
Colloquium
The Colloquium series is funded by the Rasmussen Foundation. Click here to watch the series.
George Ritzer
Professor of Sociology
Dorothy Holland
Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Erik Olin Wright
Professor of Sociology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison
