Bernd Hückstädt, author at Gradido

Discover the new Gradido circles

Have you seen it yet? Since the end of May we have our new community platform, which we call Gradido Circles. Now you can communicate with other Gradido participants in safe spaces (called "Spaces") and get more and more in touch.

Cooperation with Society 4.0

The 'great cooperation' continues to develop. Christiane Lüpken, who is committed to Society 4.0 and suitable non-hierarchical forms of self-organization in Germany, is an active member of our Vision Circle, whose task is to foster cooperation with like- or similarly-minded organizations, projects and initiatives.

How nature is revolutionizing our economic system

Bernd von Gradido is a guest of Simon Rilling. The exciting conversation is about:💡 The 3 fatal flaws in the current financial system that are bound to cause poverty, wars and environmental destruction.💡 The 3 important laws of nature that economics ignores and therefore repeatedly causes collapses (e.g. wars).💡 The solution that logically follows from this, for global prosperity and peace in harmony with nature.

Integrated cooperation platform expected in May

We plan to launch our new cooperation platform in May 2024. It is integrated into the Gradido account. After a test phase in the Gradido Academy, it will become a fixed component of all decentralized Gradido servers.

Gradido circles - Shaping the future together with friends

No matter whether you already belong to a group or whether you found each other via Gradido - if you want to use Gradido together, you don't need your own Gradido server.

Gradido 2.0 - Decentralized Gradido Server

Gradido becomes decentralized! With Gradido 2.0, we can now fulfill the wish of many participants to organize their community autonomously. This brings us a big step closer to the dream of a human, decentralized compensation system.

Favorite city 14 - Despite shortage of teachers: students become geniuses

There is a shortage of teachers in Germany. According to the PISA study, a quarter of students cannot read, write or do math properly. This is also noticeable in Lieblingsstadt. For Michael Miteinand, the town's committed mayor, this is an intolerable state of affairs. The Lieblingsstädter find the solution.