Lectures, workshops, webinars and presentations Norberg-Hodge lectures extensively in several languages – most often in English, Swedish, German, and Ladakhi, and occasionally in French, Spanish, and Italian. Over the years, lecture tours have brought her to universities, government agencies and private institutions. She has made presentations to parliamentarians in Germany, Sweden, and England; at the White House and the US Congress; to UNESCO, the World Bank, the European Commission, and the IMF; and at Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard, Cornell and numerous other universities. She also teaches regularly at Schumacher College in England. She frequently lectures and gives workshops for community groups around the world working on localization issues. In addition, she frequently appears on television and radio programs around the world. Several of Norberg-Hodge's talks have been recorded or filmed, and are available to view online. A small sampling is listed here: December 2019- "Is Localization a Solution to the Crisis of Capitalism?" (interview on the Upstream Podcast) October 2018- "Helena Norberg-Hodge on Looking at the Big System" (appearance on the television program Renegade Inc) May 2017- "Understanding the Economic Equation for Creating Happiness" (interview on the UPLIFT Podcast) March 2016- "Debt and Speculation in the Global Economy" (webinar with Charles Eisenstein). December 2015- "Going Local" (webinar with Michael Shuman). October 2015- "Economics of Happiness – How Human-Scale Is Essential for Solving Our Social and Ecological Problems" at Lingnan University, Hong Kong May 2015- Talk at the 'Our Community' Conference in Melbourne, Australia July 2011-"The Economics of Happiness." TEDx, Christchurch, New Zealand Recognition Over the years, Norberg-Hodge has received support from many world leaders, including Prince Charles, Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, the Dalai Lama, and Indian Prime Ministers Indira and Rajiv Gandhi. In 1986, she received the Right Livelihood Award as recognition for her work with LEDeG. In 1993, she was named one of the world's 'Ten Most Interesting Environmentalists' by the Earth Journal. Her work has been the subject of more than 250 articles in over a dozen countries. In Carl McDaniel's book Wisdom for a Liveable Planet (Trinity University Press, 2005), she was profiled as one of eight visionaries changing the world today. On 25 November 2012, she received the 2012 Goi Peace Award from the Goi Peace Foundation in Japan, "in recognition of her pioneering work in the new economy movement to help create a more sustainable and equitable world. Affiliations Norberg-Hodge is a co-founder of the International