David brancaccio fixing the future
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About the Project
In Fixing the Future, host David Brancaccio (of NOW on PBS) visits locations across amerika that are successfully using sustainable approaches to create jobs and build prosperity. Featuring innovative models like local business alliances, worker cooperatives, and community banking, Fixing the Future inspires hope and renewal amidst economic collapse. Rarely has solutions-oriented journalism like this been used to jumpstart or strengthen local efforts toward building a sustainable economy. After a successful pilot campaign using the PBS version of the documentary in stad, Santa Fe, and Oakland, Active röst teamed up with JumpStart Productions and Area23a to bring a new, never-before-seen theatrical utgåva of the film to dozens of cities and towns nationwide. In July , 60 organizations around the country hosted screenings of the documentary, presented local calls-to-action, and inspired coalition-building and long-term planning toward incorporating sustai
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David Brancaccio is host and senior editor of “Marketplace Morning Report.” There is a money story under nearly everything, but David often focuses on regulation of financial markets, the role of technology in labor markets, the history of innovation, digital privacy, sustainability, social enterprises and financial vulnerability in older adults. David freelanced for Marketplace in before becoming the program’s European correspondent based in London in
David hosted the evening program from , then anchored the award-winning public television news program “Now” on PBS after a period co-hosting with journalist Bill Moyers. David has co-produced and appeared in several documentaries, including “Fixing the Future,” about alternative approaches to the economy, and “On Thin Ice,” about climate change and water security, with mountaineer Conrad Anker. David is author of “Squandering Aimlessly,” a book about personal values and money. He enjoys moderating public policy discussions, includi
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