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Roger Williamson
Sussex, England
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Elizabeth Hahn
Soulsbyville, California, United States
Hi! I heard about this on The Way Out Is In podcast and was fascinated. I'm a marketer and very interested in the ethics of marketing - to me it's not about making deals or getting one sale, but building a long term sustainable business for me and my clients. I'm excited to learn how Doughnut Economics fits in with this. When not working, I'm often out in the woods or watching birds and other wildlife from my home. I love to hike, photography, and creating other art. I'm sloooowly practicing making linocuts.
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Pedro Colmenares
Panamá, Panamá, Panama
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Priscila Moczydlower
Palo Alto, California, United States
Chemical engineer passionate about solving the climate and environmental crisis with dignity for all people around the world. I love lecturing, teaching and solving problems.
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Kat Fradera
Glasgow, Scotland
I am a post doctoral research associate based within the School of Law with over 15 years’ experience working in environmental consenting and planning. I have detailed working knowledge of environmental regulation across UK nations and across both terrestrial and marine spaces. My research explores spatial justice, environmental law and public participation in environmental decision making. My research experience has provided her with an in-depth understanding of the importance of lawscapes for contextualising spatial decisions. My research focuses on coastal and marine regulation. I am increasingly moving into the post-growth space, specifically looking at spatial regulation and how to incentivise resilient development in non-monetary ways.
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Julia Edgar
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Marketing and digital strategy leader now merging my personal, professional and parental interest in climate into a career in sustainability. I’m here to learn and be inspired, and bring these principles into my job and community.
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Vincent Chapuis
Boncourt, Jura, Switzerland
Français ci-dessous The future belongs to communities rooted in their territory. Closer ties between people forming communities of destiny and taking into account all forms of life on the land they use are the keys to well-being, peace and the future of our world. That's why I'm involved in my region as an independent ecobionomist and adult educator, as well as a responsible citizen. L'avenir appartient aux communautés ancrées à leur territoire. Le resserrement des liens entre les personnes formant des communautés de destin et la prise en compte de toutes les formes de vies sur la terre qu'elles occupent sont les clefs du bien-être, de la paix et du futur de notre monde. C'est pourquoi je m'engage dans ma région comme écobionomiste et formateur d'adultes indépendant ainsi que citoyen responsable.
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Janet Kinneberg
Sandy, Utah, United States
This is me with my husband and 2 sons, brother and sister-in-law in Costa Rica. Appreciated seeing in person and learning more about a country dedicated to sustainability principles.
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Bismark Chimbelekero
Kasungu, Malawi
blogging, programming and M&E resides comfortably in me
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Eleni Kaloudi
Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgium

Discover the Community
Meet and join a community of pioneering changemakers from across the globe who are turning Doughnut Economics from a radical idea into transformative action.

Welcome to the DEAL Community!
The DEAL Community is everyone who is exploring the ideas of Doughnut Economics and pioneering ways to put the ideas into practice.
This includes educators, policy makers, community members, business people, artists, academics, designers, young people, facilitators, oh, and the occasional economist.
We believe economies of the 21st century will be practiced first and theorised later, and we believe they will be put inspired by the creativity, imagination, skill and perspectives of everyone.
That means everyone is welcome!
What we offer is an open-source commons of inspiration and tools to apply to your context, some created by the DEAL Team, but mostly created by members of the DEAL Community.
What we ask in return is that you use the ideas and tools with integrity, by following our guidelines as we lay out in our guidelines page.
Meet members of DEAL Community
Meet and join pioneering changemakers who are turning Doughnut Economics from a radical idea into transformative action.
Organisations & Networks
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Local governments in action
Pioneering places around the world are turning Doughnut Economics into practice. Local governments at many scales - from villages to megacities - are adopting the tools and concepts of Doughnut Economics in order to help bring about a thriving future.
Upcoming events
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Tools & Stories
Open access tools that anyone can use to turn Doughnut Economics from a radical idea into transformative action; and inspiring examples and case studies of Doughnut Economics in action in a broad range of places and contexts.