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The Grammar of Money in Social Change

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The Grammar of Money in Social Change
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What's broken and how we might fix it
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Money is a language of power. It translates between forms of value and transforms power into outcomes. The "grammar" of money determines how people can express their values and use their power. It can thus either enable or prevent change. This session explores the current "grammar" of money in social change, particularly where powerful interests currently prevent systemic change, and evolve new ways to "speak the language of money"- including leveraging innovation in digital society.