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In this episode of the Gordian Monthly Recap Ruby Goldenberg, joins us from inside her messy closet, and Ariana Yekrangi from the freezing cold weather in Helsinki. If that isn’t commitment to this show, what is? Join them in catching up with everything that happened in January 2022.


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In this episode of Gordian Monthly Recap, Ruby Goldenberg and Ariana Yekrangi help you catch up with everything that happened in November 2021.

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“No, it’s not just a snip”: Why Circumcision is Legalised Child Abuse: https://un-aligned.org/health/why-circumcision-is-legalised-child-abuse/

In this episode of Gordian Monthly Recap, Alexia and Ariana help you catch up with everything that happened in November 2021.

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In this episode of Gordian Monthly Recap, Alexia and Ariana help you catch up with everything that happened in October 2021.

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Plunging into the ocean of UN communiques is like drowning in an alphabet soup. Often, the words are noble, the causes honourable. Occasionally they even make a difference... and yet the members of this mighty club behave like undisciplined children who delight in doing just as they please. In this month's episode of the Gordian in Audio we'll tell you about António Guterres' ambitions and limitations.


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Kate Raworth first introduced her visual representation of what a healthy economy could look like in a 2012 OXFAM discussion paper titled: “A safe and just space for humanity: can we live within the doughnut?” The doughnut represented the safe space where humanity could thrive sandwiched between its inner and outer limits, namely our social and planetary boundaries.

Raworth’s 2017 book develops the idea further. The seven “ways” she explores are simple, well researched, grounded and achievable. You can read this piece by visiting: https://bit.ly/3bj4RrA