“Nature is still in charge. And sooner or later, finance, which is still completely blind, will wake up to this. I call the financial model ‘magical thinking.’” – Hazel Henderson This week the world lost one of the truly great humans of the last century, my dear friend Hazel Henderson, founder of Ethical Markets, author of …
An intellectual giant, a force of nature, an influencer on ethical investing, a forewarner of the dangers of climate disruption, a fierce advocate for women at home and in the workplace, a champion of renewable energy, an ally to local currency initiatives, a prolific writer on all things economic, a self-proclaimed “futurist,” a …
Schumacher tribute to Hazel Henderson, We’ll Miss You Read More »
This May 21st, the world lost an extraordinary human being. The progressive economic activist Hazel Henderson was born in Bristol, Somerset, in the United Kingdom but spent most of her years as a naturalized American citizen, more recently based in St Augustine, Florida. Hazel Henderson was 89 and still a cultural force of great impact …
Stanford MAHB: Hazel Henderson (1933-2022) by Geoffrey Holland Read More »
The American Sustainable Business Network is deeply saddened by the news of Hazel Henderson’s passing. Hazel was a longtime collaborator, partner, and member of ASBN since its origins as Social Venture Network in 1987 whose profound impact was felt throughout the organization. “Hazel was pioneer that helped catalyzed a new understanding of how we can …
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Coming home from the park in the mid-1960s, Hazel Henderson would draw a bath to wash the soot off her young daughter. Ash would fall from the New York City sky as incinerators burned through garbage, and the horizon would disappear behind a yellowish haze. Some days the air was so filthy it was difficult …
Washington Post: Hazel Henderson, environmental activist and futurist author Read More »
