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05 February 2026 - Most of us can sense it. Society feels off-kilter. Progress on the big issues seems to have stalled, and any optimism that life will be better for our children, and for safe stewardship of our Earth, has faded. We see problems everywhere we look—in our health, ...
04 February 2026 - What first motivated you to become a member of the Club of Rome and how did that journey begin for you?
At the time, the co-presidents of the Club of Rome, Anders Wijkman and Ernst von Weizsäcker, acknowledged my contributions in ...
29 January 2026 - The room was full, the symbolism unmistakable. When the Club of Rome held its first official conference in China in Suzhou in 2025, themed “Earth–Humanity Reconciliation”, it marked more than a logistical milestone. It was a moment of recognition: Asia was no ...
29 January 2026 - When Anders Wijkman assumed the co-presidency with Ernst von Weizsäcker in 2012, the Club of Rome was, in his words, “in a bit of a crisis”. Amid leadership transitions and internal tensions, Wijkman and von Weizsäcker strove to ensure the organisation’s survival. ...
29 January 2026 - The 1990s were a challenging period for the Club of Rome. After two decades of strong influence following the release of The Limits to Growth in 1972, the organisation began to lose momentum. Funding became limited and many early supporters withdrew. By the middle ...
29 January 2026 - As the world grappled with environmental limits, geopolitical tension and accelerating technological change, the Club of Rome entered the 1970s and 80s with what can only be described as stubborn hope. This article follows how the organisation moved to a broader ...
29 January 2026 - Born from a convergence of resistance, diplomacy and long-range imagination, the Club of Rome emerged in the late 1960s as a radical response to a world accelerating toward crisis. This article traces how Aurelio Peccei’s humanistic vision and Alexander King’s ...
29 January 2026 - Many people are unaware that history of the Club of Rome and the history of The Limits to Growth are not the same. One is the journey of a think tank; a network of visionaries who tried to shape global dialogue in times of rapid change. The other is the story of ...
27 January 2026 - I arrived at the Club of Rome looking for career alignment. At the time, I was trying to make sense of my filmmaking skill and its place in a world that views it rather narrowly. I was taking on corporate social media roles without fully understanding the scope of ...
27 January 2026 - Bayo Akomolafe, member of the Club of Rome, reflects on why familiar responses to today’s converging crises may no longer be sufficient. A philosopher, writer and Hubert Humphrey distinguished professor of American Studies at Macalester College, his work explores ...
26 January 2026 - I began this fellowship journey with a question rather than an answer. Coming from Indonesia, one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, I have long been troubled by the distance between environmental realities and public awareness. Climate change is ...
15 January 2026 - I still remember the moment I saw that email: “Dear Martin, we are delighted to welcome you to the Club of Rome as our 2025 Communications Fellow.”
My heart skipped a beat. I read it once. Then again. I leaned back in my chair and just smiled, letting the words ...
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