, in New York City, NY. My daughter, Susan O'Toole, worked for many years as a special education teacher, and now is a day-care provider. My son, Matthew Slater, is a Physician Assistant, living in Seattle, WA. His wife, Elizabeth, works for the Seattle Zoo in their Human Resources Department. My daughter-

our free online Money and Society MOOC, which starts again on August 19th. You can read more about it and sign up at http://hoio/mooc In May, with Matthew Slater, we presented a paper on the future of complementary currencies in EFTA00710887 an age of blockchains at the joint academic-practitioner RAMICS co

ntial happening in our London Docklands Campus in April (as part of that summer school I mentioned). This labour-of-love for me and course co-tutor Matthew Slater, this free course is "bloody brilliant- and "mind bending". The next cohort starts on Feb 14th and runs for a month online. Read more and sign up he

tunity for participants in our free online course on Money and Society to gather. Over 120 are currently completing this MOOC that I developed with Matthew Slater (Global Ecovillage Network) and 8+ will study our Certificate of Achievement in Sustainable Exchange in April. This will be co-tutored by Leander B

titute for Social Development (UNRISD) published a paper on heterodox monetary theory and currency innovation for development which I co-wrote with Matthew Slater and Will Ruddick. As far as I'm aware, it is the first UN paper to discuss the implications of Bitcoin and currency innovation. When the knowledge