Creating a catchy phrase to promote the model of a participatory economy

Philosopher David Schweickart, whom I debated in a well-attended event in 2007, decried the model of a participatory economy as “nonsense on stilts”, even giving that name to the title of an essay where he complained about the model.

That phrase has stuck, apparently too well, even though it’s been nearly two decades since Schweickart wrote his article. I’m thinking that advocates of the model need to come up with a catchy phrase to promote the model, perhaps multiple catchy phrases. I’m hoping this post will encourage readers to flex their creative muscles to come up with one or more promotional phrases.

I myself am partial to “another world is possible”, given that it’s already a well-known phrase and dovetails well to the hope exemplified by the model.

What other phrases can folks create?

Is the term economic democracy too broad?
Or you are asking for something with more words like a slogan?

Jorge: Yes, I’m looking for a slogan or jingle or motto. Something like that.

Cool. A couple of quick not so original ideas:

Building economic democracy together.

Prosperity for all.