Sam Hummel

Sam researches monetary system transformations (past, present, and proposed) with a focus on social, ecological, and economic sustainability. Sam brings strategic lessons from past monetary reform victories into the service of progressive monetary reform today. In addition to leading research for the Money Justice Collaborative, Sam is a Master’s student at Duke University where he researches monetary system design. He is an active participant in the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), the Alliance for Just Money, the American Monetary Institute, Rethinking Economics International, and the Just Money Project. Previously, Sam helped build two associations that supported thousands of higher education institutions, governments, and corporations in implementing sustainability programs.