GCR.org's Theory of Change
GCR.org's
Theory of Change
Inputs
Interdisciplinary research and systems thinking
Volunteer-led creativity and knowledge-sharing
Collaborations with like-minded individuals and groups
Activities
Developing accessible educational content (e.g., blogs, webinars, guides)
Hosting “safe sense-making spaces” for dialogue and reflection
Deconstructing dominant narratives around growth, technology, and sustainability
Publishing research that distinguishes between false solutions (green growth, techno-utopianism) and deep transformations
Outputs
An expanding global community of informed changemakers
Richer public discourse about the future of civilization
Clarity on what strong sustainability and degrowth really mean
Outcomes
Increased psychological readiness for uncertainty and collapse
Emergence of localized post-collapse experiments in community resilience
Formation of networks for post-industrial world-building
Long-Term Impact
A transition toward a life-sustaining, decentralized, and ecologically integrated civilization
Reduction in systemic harm through proactive collapse-preparation
Cultural evolution toward humility, interdependence, and regeneration

GCR.org's Theory of Change
GCR.org's
Theory of Change
Inputs
Interdisciplinary research and systems thinking
Volunteer-led creativity and knowledge-sharing
Collaborations with like-minded individuals and groups
Activities
Developing accessible educational content (e.g., blogs, webinars, guides)
Hosting “safe sense-making spaces” for dialogue and reflection
Deconstructing dominant narratives around growth, technology, and sustainability
Publishing research that distinguishes between false solutions (green growth, techno-utopianism) and deep transformations
Outputs
An expanding global community of informed changemakers
Richer public discourse about the future of civilization
Clarity on what strong sustainability and degrowth really mean
Outcomes
Increased psychological readiness for uncertainty and collapse
Emergence of localized post-collapse experiments in community resilience
Formation of networks for post-industrial world-building
Long-Term Impact
A transition toward a life-sustaining, decentralized, and ecologically integrated civilization
Reduction in systemic harm through proactive collapse-preparation
Cultural evolution toward humility, interdependence, and regeneration












