Andrew was invited to address the congregation at West Hill United Church, speaking on human values, and specifically referencing their impressive 2-page VisionWorks document.  This half-hour 'sermon' gives an excellent introduction to Andrew's views on what he calls our value personae, as well as opening us up to one of his most important concepts: the contrast between number-based-values and qualitative (or human) values.

A brief promotional video, produced by the Canadian Association for the Club of Rome (CACOR), extracted from a full CACOR talk on The Value Crisis, presented by Andrew Welch.  The video highlights the author's key attribute of number-based value systems - that More is ALWAYS Worth More.

The author was invited by the Canadian Association for the Club of Rome (CACOR) to give an hour-long PowerPoint talk, introducing The Value Crisis, and relating the material back to the many topics that are of specific interest to CACOR.  The audience was a well-read group of intellectuals, and this Zoom presentation offers an excellent overview of The Value Crisis for that type of viewer.

This Zoom panel discussion was organized by the Canadian Association for the Club of Rome (CACOR).  Andrew Welch opens the discussion with a brief 10-minute presentation, outlining his unique take on the importance of conflict in value systems.

Climate change, cultural diversity, work/life balance, social inequity, electoral reform - all these challenges have a common thread that might surprise you, according to Andrew Welch, author of The Value Crisis.  His unique perspective on numbers and how we measure value offers a subtle but powerful explanation for our accelerating self-destructive behaviours, and what the solutions for the next generation might entail.

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The author was invited by Whole Village (an Ecovillage in Caledon, Ontario) to introduce his long-awaited sequel to The Value Crisis.