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The fact that we don't own our data is a legal choice – and can be challenged. Till Kellerhoff and Katharina Pistor on data, power and how the rules could be rewritten so the returns are shared, not captured by a handful of the super rich. Listen: vist.ly/56jb9 #EconomicJustice

Linear thinking itself isn’t enough to solve today’s complex challenges.   Members of The Club of Rome share how systems thinking helps us make sense of a world where everything is connected.  Watch now ⬇️

The world needs bold change, and that's why the Fifth Element exists. It creates the conditions for people, initiatives and institutions to converge, learn and act together for global equity on a healthy planet. Learn more: vist.ly/565ib

NEW PODCAST | In the latest episode of the Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff speaks with Katharina Pistor on the hidden legal rules of our economy and how to transform them. Listen now: vist.ly/55u2m

Last month, we gathered in Buenos Aires for "Thought and action: the path to regeneration". Our wrap-up video offers a taste of the energy and vibrancy of the conference - find full event recordings, read the conference report and browse the photo gallery on our event page: vist.ly/55gcd

PODCAST: A wealth tax starting at $100 million in assets could generate enormous revenue for public services and climate action. @jayatighosh.bsky.social & Till Kellerhoff on why taxing the super-rich is both possible and necessary. 🎧 vist.ly/55d4n

🌍 On the podcast! @jayatighosh.bsky.social calls inequality an existential crisis, equivalent in scale to climate change. Till Kellerhoff & Jayati Ghosh on why our societies and democracies depend on getting this right. 🎧 vist.ly/4224k

#PODCAST | NEW EPISODE A tiny handful of men control not just vast fortunes — but laws, institutions and the course of global events. Till Kellerhoff speaks with @jayatighosh.bsky.social on power, inequality and the fight for a fairer world. 🎧 Listen now: vist.ly/4zmnd

The Club of Rome Podcast invites conversations that explore how economic systems are designed, where they fall short and how different ways of thinking can open paths toward more humane and sustainable economies. Catch up on episodes: Apple: vist.ly/4wrda Spotify: vist.ly/4wrdb

Online registrations are open for the next Club of Rome International Conference, Thought and action: the path to regeneration, on 23-24 April 2026. Register now on Zoom ➡️ vist.ly/4uskk

Yoshitsugu Hayashi’s has helped shape rail systems, rethink urban sprawl and design disaster-resilient communities, and weaves in culture using anime and judo to spark global conversations about empathy and coexistence. Read our member profile: vist.ly/4udni

Who owns wealth? What is banking meant to do? What would an economy centred on wellbeing look like? The award-winning Club of Rome Podcast invites these conversations. Catch up on episodes: Apple: vist.ly/4ttmt Spotify: vist.ly/4ttmu

Runa Khan, Club of Rome member and Founder of FRIENDSHIP, reflects on conscience-led, systems-oriented leadership shaped by climate-affected communities in Bangladesh in a conversation with communications fellow Martin Mbewe. Read more here: vist.ly/4tifa

In his new book, The End of Population Growth, Ugo Bardi, member of the Club of Rome, delves into the consequences of population decline and explores the ways societies can adapt ➡️ vist.ly/4rap5

2025 Communications Fellow, Yvonne Wambua, reflects on how the Club of Rome fellowship expanded her practice working with a global communications team and system thinkers. Read the article to learn more about the fellowship experience: vist.ly/4r6my

Bayo Akomolafe reflects on crisis as a condition shaped by inherited ways of thinking, not just failing systems. The interview explores cosmology, colonisation beyond history and why slowing down may be necessary. Read the article: vist.ly/4qzsp

The Club of Rome Podcast brings together people who work to change systems. Their conversations land with clarity as they unpack what it really means to demand justice in a world built on uneven responsibility. Catch the episodes on: Apple: vist.ly/4pzvb Spotify: vist.ly/4pzvd

As the 2025 Communications Fellowship comes to a close, we share reflections from the cohort. Alifiandi Rahman Yusuf from 🇮🇩 reflects on #communication as a relational process about building the path through dialogue & trust. Read "Building the path, not the destination" ➡️ vist.ly/4pqmm

In this interview, Bayo Akomolafe, author, philosopher and Club of Rome member, reflects on cosmologies, colonisation as habit, and why transformation should begin with a willingness to slow down and sit with uncertainty. Read article: vist.ly/4pawv

Circular economy must serve human wellbeing, says Lewis Akenji, Director of Hot or Cool Institute. He calls for a provisioning systems approach to tackle overconsumption, inequality and ecological breakdown. Read the interview: vist.ly/4nr9w

Many young brilliant #innovators still face #systemic barriers: no power, no credit, no financial access. Ken Alabi, member of the Club of Rome, shares how decentralised #tech and community-driven #innovations can open real pathways to opportunity. 🔗 vist.ly/4nkpm