Part two of interview with Dr. Norman Kurland explaining why we are rebranding the main CESJ proposal from "The Capital Homestead Act" to "The Economic Democracy Act".

Part one of interview with Dr. Norman Kurland explaining why we are rebranding the main CESJ proposal from "The Capital Homestead Act" to "The Economic Democracy Act".

Canadian Dan Parker discusses Our Global Justice Movement, Social Credit, Monetary Reform and how the Just Third Way ties it all together by empowering the individual human person.

Dr. Marwane El Alaoui discusses the Just Third Way and how a crypto-system could be built to implement it. He also talks about Morocco, finance, Humphrey Fellowship, blockchain and other cryptocurrencies.

Humphrey Fellow Lisa Abdulhakim Saleh discusses health policy and The Just Third Way, and how they relate to the current pandemic and global conflicts and poverty.

Chris Dardzinski is an Economist, local politician, and Just Third Way activist. He talks about how to organize for change right where you live, including efforts to implement the concept of Capital Homesteading locally.

Russell Williams talks about changing finance and the money system starting by organizing in Hatford CT.

A message to protestors in Hong Kong explaining a way to solve the conflict between people and power. That way is called the Just Third Way.

Gene Gordon of Descendants of American Slaves for Economic and Social Justice (das4esj.org) talks about how true reparations will repair the economic system to empower all through real justice.

Dr. Norman Kurland, President of The Center for Economic and Social Justice, describes the three main plans of the Just Third Way: Capital Homesteading, Leveraged ESOP, and Citizens' Land Development Cooperative.