Our recent trip to England and Wales yielded the opportunity to meet with Guludu Stonecraft, the Yidindji Ambassador for the UK. We were very happy to finally meet him in person, together with his partner Kim.

While we have had plenty of online meetings with Guludu who has kindly introduced us to a variety of fascinating guests including famous economists, doctors in psychology and even Paul McCartney's sister, nothing could compare with meeting Guludu in person.  We got to experience his genuine passion for the well-being and positive future of humanity. 

We spoke about many things including the future of the Yidindji Nation. We were most impressed with the fact that Guludu has dedicated his life to finding pathways to bring communities together. As father of the crowdfunding movement, his dream is to bring back power to the local communities allowing them to fund brilliant projects which may be denied funding by banks and other corporate structures. 

Guludu enlightened us on the current economy from his perspective and the way it has been hijacked to promote a discordant profit structure which denies the basic tenets of positive human nature. His work with Humane Economics is a reflection of his many years of research on this topic.

While we were only able to spend a brief time in Guludu and Kim's company, we are delighted to be seeing them again in August for the coming Foreign Affairs Forum. They will be flying over especially for this important event and we look forward to furthering our plans and conversation.