Ms Kelton’s work suggests that government deficits are able to be used for creating wealth and inclusion in a particularly modern model in which society can play a participating market role.

Letter from Birmingham Jail, one of Martin Luther King’s most famous pieces of expression, written at a pivotal moment in civil rights history, suggests, in the clearest possible terms, that any injustice anywhere, is an injustice everywhere. This #IsThereEnough campaign is about human lives, all human lives, and the rights to life and liberty that everyone has, no matter their country, race or religion.

This short video is one of our most popular references. Everyone loves this Dancing Guy's lesson from a talk by Derek Sivers, an early internet pioneer. This video was made by one of his fans made from a live talk in the late 90’s, Derek provides a powerful insight into how movements really take flight. Our entire campaign is a hyper example of this lesson..

A 6 part Discovery Channel series from Alex Gibney and Steven Spielberg that explores our centuries old divisions, and tribal acts of violence and genocide. There is a key distinction made in Episode 1 that links scarcity and violence in a way we have never seen before.

Yuval Harari has published 3 books in the 21st century that have largely reconfigured our perspective on our history. His first book, Sapiens, introduced the idea that almost all of society's progressive evolutions and institutional structures are human "fictions". There are no corporations or countries in nature. Birds do not hold mortgages. These are man made collaborations we all agree to use which have in fact allowed us to collaborate in enormous numbers. To us, the word "fiction" works, transitively, for an historical perspective. But, in fact, what Harari calls a fiction, we suggest is an"agreement". All of our wealth and progress is built, not so much on our fictions but on our agreement on those fictions. It is a critical, survival-oriented distinction.

Man's Search For Meaning, Viktor Frankl's story of concentration camp survival and ultimate triumph, left a legacy of psychological framework which places meaning and value as the source of what it means to create a happy and healthy life. This same essential focus of meaning and value is not yet well measured in society's aggregate wealth indexes. We do not yet have a measure, in the way we can measure GDP, unemployment, and trade deficits, of economic impact and meaning

This video is an address to the UN SDG Forum and contains some surprisingly positive statistics about wealth and ststainablilty, while still focusing us on our problem in impact finance. This video's references are at the foundation of this campaign's Impact Finance goals.

Andrew McAfee author of "More From Less" on Fareed Zacharia's GPS Global Public Square with some surprising facts about how humans are finding ways fo doing more with less, what Buckminster Fuller predicted. .

The Sustainable Development Goals are a collection of 17 interlinked global goals designed to be a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". The SDGs were set up in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly and are intended to be achieved by the year 2030.

Ken Windes was an American triumph story few have heard. For those that have, it defies belief, and yet it is completely true. Ken freed himself from the maximum security prison at Marion, Illinois, one of the toughest prisons in America, in the late 1960's,. He did not leave by escape through a tunnel, as he had dreamed of, but with the intervention and collaboration of his mentor, Dr Martin Gruder, a young psychologist avoiding service in the Vietnam War. Together, they transformed an entire prison community and gave new hope to a generation of young men. Their results were so clear and life changing, that while Ken was still a registered convict, the pair traveled to prisons throughout the country teaching their methods to other prison professionals. Eventually, the transformed prison-trained psychologist Ken Windes was released, years before his legal path to parole. When he emerged from prison life, Windes founded The Game Academy and moved his practice to workshop forums helping people liberate themselves from, as Ken would say, "the prison walls of their mind". #IsThereEnough is a global application of one of Windes' core ideas.

The question of #IsThereEnough has an entirely new twist when it comes to Seinfeld. How much Seinfeld was #enough, was the key question for an artist responsible for bringing his audience a rare thing of value that is arguably one of the 10 greatest entertainment phenomena of all time.  Jerry is asked by Oprah Winfrey in this video, "why did you end Seinfeld?" and his clear and articulate answer reveals that the things we value most are the things we do not have enough of.  Jerry wanted his audience to experience that value at its highest capability.

Money & You has become one of the most consequential and influencial developers of human transformational talent of the last 50 years, on a global scale and perspective.  It has trained over 100,000 graduates who are now in leadership positions throughout the world in dozens of disciplines, including business, government and social impact.

Money & You is a global leadership game, purposely and artfully seeming to be about money, and our relationship to it. It is, instead, a journey to self discovery and the way we collaborate with others. It is the most vivid way possible for anyone to truly understand, in a group environment, that wealth is not money, and money is not wealth, a difference that matters in survival and standard of living. It is also the fastest way for any team to accelerate productive relationship results.

The program was founded in 1979 by Marshall Thurber, Bobbi DePorter, two groundbreaking pioneers in combining entrepreneurship with social impact education, and Dame Doria Cordova, who is leading it to this day. It is based on the interactive experiential learning principles of super teaching, and masters the ability to meaningfully incorporate complex and specific principles from the work of Buckminster Fuller, Edwards Deming, and Ilya Prigogene, Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry 1977, among a number of others. Using  ground breaking experiential education methods, these complex systems thinkers became visceral and accessible to anyone.

This #IsThereEnough campaign carries much of its core essence and many of its principles.

F.M. (Frederick Matthias) Alexander (20 January 1869 – 10 October 1955) founded a highly influential study of kinesthetic education, focusing on both reactive and habitual limitations and capabilities in movement and thinking. It has been adopted by influential performance artists, educators, and wholistic health care practitioners throughout the world. In his seminal work, The Use Of The Self, Alexander helped frame an adaptive theory that man's instincts, inherited from thousands of years of evolution, were not reliable to keep pace with the choices individuals are faced with in the modern world.