Photos & Resources for Episode 5

Part 1 - Ladakh with Helena Norberg Hodge

Helena's Bio

Local Futures Homepage

"Small is Still Beautiful," Book by Joseph Pearce

International Institute of Rural Reconstruction

Video, “Helena Norberg-Hodge. One way to rebalance the world.”

Article + Video Interview with Helena: “Taking the Power Back to Create Happy and Sustainable
Communities”

“What are the Bretton Woods Institutions?”

The Bretton Woods Conference, 1944

Books by Helena and more

Ancient Futures Film Clip

“The Economics of Happiness” Film

Local Futures “Learning from Ladakh Program,” Summer 2017

Fields of food in Bhutan Photo

by Tshering Lhamtshok

Plaque inside Mount Washington Hotel commemorating the establishment of the International Monetary Fund in 1944. The World Bank was also established within those meetings.

by Barry Livingstone

Helena and the Ama-les, Ladakh, India

Helena Norberg-Hodge, Ladakh, India

Ladakh Mountains

Helena Norberg-Hodge in Ladakh

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Ladakh, India

Meeting of the Women's Alliance of Ladakh (WAL)

Part 2 - Local Empowerment with Ed Whitfield

Fund For Democratic Communities

Renaissance Community Co-op

The Bridge: Connecting Cooperatives in the Carolinas

Ed's Blog Posts

Emmett Till

Federation of Southern Cooperatives Land Assistance Fund

Ella Baker

Ed Whitfield and Jessica Gordon Nembhard attending the annual meeting of the Federation of Southern Cooperatives, August 2016.

September 4, 1957, Elizabeth Eckford -- one of nine black students attempting to attend Central High School, in Little Rock, Arkansas -- is met with jeers. The Arkansas governor, defying a federal order, has National Guard troops stop the black students. Eventually, the U.S. Army, dispatched to Little Rock by President Eisenhower, safeguarded the entry of the “Little Rock Nine.”

by The U.S. Embassy The Hague