Crystal Island Game App
FairyDust* “NOW” App
BATON! App
POD OF GOLD Podcast
TheCAREconomy
Espresso Economics Blog
This is us. From me to we, evolving our money system so everyone wins.
is the founder of Polymoney and inventor of Polymoney learning games, a series of learning games about money and empowerment. Stefanie believes in free education for all.
an architect and dedicated father, sees all children growing up in communities that empower wholehearted pursuit of their dreams. Patrick magically brings concepts into reality, and keeps our projects on track.
a systems engineer and long-time activist, is driven by a vision of exuberant communities connecting through all kinds of currency. Mel invented Baton and FairyDust*, a special currency that makes good deeds shine.
Ryan is a game developer that believes that games have the power to incite change.
a community organizer, believes in the power of collaborative creativity to make our world a better place.
a writer and economist, wants to provide everyone with opportunities to learn and become part of the common good.
a writer, producer, and performer, brings imagination and texture that makes even complex concepts fun to listen and learn.
constantly experimenting with new technologies and techniques, Kazmuir is a web developer driven by the pursuit of accessibility and proper user experience across the digital space.
PolyMoney was founded on the shoulders of Margrit Kennedy and Bernard Lietaer.
Without their enthusiasm and academic support, our work to create accessible learning games like Crystal Island, develop mind-shifting concepts like FairyDust*, and convene change makers from around the globe would not have happened.
an architect, ecologist, professor and money expert, is the author of the international best-seller “Interest and Inflation Free money.” Margrit was renowned for her advocacy of alternative regional currencies, and of creating an economy in which everyone wins.
a monetary economist, conducted ground-breaking research that sparked the development of local economies through the introduction of complementary currencies.
