Saturday July 9, 2016
10AM -7:30PM
Omni Oakland Commons
4799 Shattuck Ave
Oakland, California 94609
It seems as though creating a better world requires enormous personal sacrifice, but how can you thrive while pursuing your dream? We are gathering the brightest minds to discuss the most critical ideas for the future of the planet. Speakers include philosophers and entrepreneurs, economists and social scientists, and innovators experimenting with new ways of living. The event is being organized by EarthSharing.org in partnership with BIL.
Professional Advice and Networking
- Environmental Advocacy
- Journalism
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Nonprofit Management
- Open Source Science & Technology
- Assessment
- GIS
- Blockchain
- Free Cities
- Artificial Intelligence
- Land Value Taxation
- Data Science
- Political Organizing
- Economics
- City Planning
- Intentional Communities (Land Trusts, Coliving, Cohousing)
- Economic Localization
- Longevity
- Effective Altruism
- Tiny Houses
- Basic Income
Find Your Ideal Community
Some communities code together, others are built on environmental sustainability, etc. Building on our last unconference in San Francisco, we will offer a special track to help participants find and start communities of their own.
Talk Submissions
Are you interested in speaking or hearing about a particular topic? [Please let us know by filling out this form
Speakers
Talks
- Artificial Intelligence and the Future — Julia Bossmann
- Bay Area Housing Crisis: Lessons from History — Kim-Mai Cutler
- Building Strong Cities — Chuck Marohn
- Change the World While Living the Good Life — Christine Peterson
- Panel: Building a Better (Global) Economy
- Panel: Building a Better (Local) Economy
- Panel: Building a Better (National) Economy
- Panel: Fixing the Housing Crisis
- Panel: Impactful Careers
- Panel: Optimal Taxation
- Panel: Will Robots Take Our Jobs?
- Stand Up Economics — Yoram Bauman
- Work, Love, and Life when Robots Rule the Earth — Robin Hanson
Organizers
- Jacob Shwartz-Lucas EarthSharing.org
Press
- A BIL and TED Excellent Adventure — Huffington Post
