Education & Research
Significant hurdles exist in understanding the structure of our economies, and the social, financial, and environmental benefits of restoring our economies to a sustainable state.
To help close this knowledge gap, ERI provides dozens of workshops, seminars, and public talks on economic restoration every year, and conducts applied research on various aspects of economic restoration. Groups we tailor our educational services for include:
Policymakers & Government Staff
Presentations at departmental meetings and other venues to provide insight into the structure of sustainable regional economies, and the process of restoring an economy to a sustainable state. Policy and program tools, novel organizational and business structures, and the social, environmental, and economic benefits of sustainable regional economies.
Industry & Business
Education and outreach to industry groups, small businesses, and entrepreneurs via workshops, seminars, and conferences. We help bring “systems solutions” to complex challenges you might be facing in manufacturing, renewable energy, timber and forest products, food systems, and others.
Consumers and Community Groups
Informational campaigns and public talks about the role consumers, non-profit organizations, and others play in restoring our economies to a sustainable state. This includes food sheds, regenerative agriculture programs, economic development zones, and others. We tailor every event to your specific needs, and provide engaging formats for your employees and members.
Educational Institutions
Seminars and lectures at universities and community colleges (e.g., economics, environmental sciences, conservation, ecology, sustainability, and others).
We invite you to attend an upcoming public talk, seminar, or workshop to learn more about economic restoration and sustainability shifts for this turbulent century. Visit our events calendar for more details.
Interested in an event for your agency, community group, or business? Feel free to drop us a note on the ERI contact page.
Keynote Address: Ecosystems as Models for Restoring Our Economies (CWMA)


