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$Come join us for a sustainability panel on Tuesday, April 28th in Holden Auditorium. This event is part of our spring teach-in series Understanding Unsustainable Systems & Developing Alternatives. The human consequences of unsustainable systems have very real environmental, social, economic, and political consequences. However, there are alternatives to endangered ecosystems, fractured communities, economic waste, and unresponsive government. A panel of experts will discuss the challenges and opportunities in creating a better, more sustainable future. taken in Blacksburg, Virginia by @indivisible_vt$

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The second event in our Understanding Unsustainable Systems & Developing Alternatives series will be from 6-7:30PM on Tuesday in Robeson Hall! Join us if you can!

About the event:
Over the past 45 years, U.S. corporations have grown 40X in value, while most American families have been left behind. Incomes barely grew, wealth concentrated at the top, and the gap between the richest 10% and everyone else widened into a chasm.
But this isn't just a story about inequality. It's a story about power.
Throughout history, the most dominant force shaping people's lives has shifted from the Church, to the State, to today, where Business and Financial Institutions arguably hold more influence over policy, information, economic opportunity, and cultural identity than any government. Twelve billionaire businesspeople currently hold senior roles in the Trump administration. Corporate interests shape domestic and foreign policy. And elections themselves are no longer beyond the reach of concentrated financial power.
If we want to restore a democracy that works for all its people, changing government alone is not enough.
Walt Freese, former CEO of Ben & Jerry's, has spent his career proving there's another way. In this session, he'll show how companies can deliver returns that exceed shareholder expectations while strengthening society, protecting the environment, and paying truly livable wages. More importantly, he'll make the case that transforming how business operates, or fundamentally changing how government governs business, is essential to the survival of American democracy itself.
This session is for anyone who believes our country requires systemic change. Whether you're an activist, a business student, an investor, or simply a citizen who wants to understand the forces shaping your life, this conversation is for you." by @indivisible_vt

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