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Our Co-Executive Director, Annie de la Bouillerie Goeke, is now an ambassador for the REDES - Network for Ecovillage Emergence and Development in the Sahel, Senegal. Earth Rights Institute considers this as one of the best models for development and education available to promote. It is a system that is an integral part of our mission and is what we believe is our main guideline as an organization addressing poverty, climate change and sustainability.
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Janet’s Good News sends out a daily newsletter with all the news that is good from a left-wing perspective. We believe that good news includes the following types of activities:
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Earth Rights Institute Director, Annie Goeke, was interviewed by Women's Radio about how individuals and communities can take part in and strengthen the sustainability movement on both a local and global level. Women's Radio is a media partner of the Los Angeles Green Festival.
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Ellen Brown talks with “The Earth Belongs to Everyone” author Alanna Hartzok about how our current method of taxation overlooks a more obvious and fair approach based on land and the Earth itself.
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Alanna Hartzok is Co-Director of Earth Rights Institute and author of The Earth Belongs to Everyone, recipient of the Radical Middle Book Award. In 2011 she received the International Earth Day Award from the Earth Society Foundation. She is International Liaison for the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation; United Nations NGO Delegate for the International Union for Land Value Taxation; and a psycho-spiritual counselor and psychotherapist in private practice. In both 2014 and 2001 she was a candidate for US Congress for Pennsylvania’s Ninth District. She initiated tax reform legislation that was signed into law by Governor Thomas Ridge in 1998. She has given lectures and seminars in 30 countries.
Earth Rights Institute (ERI) is designed to be an equilateral knowledge platform, where local people collaborate with academics and development professionals, both local and foreign, by exchanging skills, experiences, and knowledge to solve crucial development issues such as widespread poverty, land right disputes and environmental degradation.
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