How would it feel to you if all institutions were trustworthy and humane in everything they did? How would you live your life? A fiduciary is legally required to put the interests of others ahead of their own self-interest. We already hold doctors, lawyers, and some financial advisers to that standard.
George Kinder asks whether we can extend it further, to every institution that shapes how people live.
FIAT, Fiduciary In All Things, proposes exactly that. One sentence of legislation requires that every institution be trustworthy in everything it does, toward the people and the planet as well as toward truth and democracy.
What changes when all the world’s institutions are trustworthy and humane in all they do? What changes for everyone and what changes for you?
This session is an open conversation about that question. What would a fiduciary society look like? What do we have to do for it to become real? Can volunteering across the world create the grassroots conditions for this change to occur?
Interactive. Engagement and discussion.
