Doughnut Portrait Makers: Global Connections (1 of 2)
Connect with people making Doughnut Portrait around the world to learn, inquire and be inspired
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Join us for our first monthly session to connect with people making Doughnut Portraits around the world! (This is session 2 of 2, you can view the other session here)
The session is for anyone involved in, or interested in creating Doughnut Portraits, whether you're a researcher, community organiser, artist, consultant, facilitator, or just curious!
The session is 60 minutes, and you may join for whatever time you can manage. You are also welcome to join as a one-off and there is no commitment required.
The purpose of the session is to have an opportunity to meet fellow Doughnut Portrait makers: people exploring, planning and creating Doughnut Portraits for their place, whether at the street, neighbourhood, town, city, region or national scale.
During the session you will have a chance to share your work, ask questions, learn from others and build connections with people and places doing similar work, but in different geographic, cultural, social and ecological contexts.
Please use the zoom registration link at the top of this page to register and receive the zoom link to join. And if you would know more about these monthly sessions, or if you have any access requirements, please email Rob Shorter rob@doughnuteconomics.org.
We look forward to seeing you!
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Rob Shorter
London, England, United Kingdom
Communities & Art Lead at DEAL | Steward of the global community of grassroots organisers using Doughnut Economics | Workshop facilitator | DEAL Team tool designer | Collective imagination practitioner | Game designer | Musician
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Kyungmin Lee
Suji-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
Kyungmin Lee is the Co-Founder of Y-Donut (Yongin Doughnut Economics Coalition) and an active member of Neutinamu Makers and the Supunro Cooperative based at Neutinamu Library. She holds a PhD in Public Administration and currently serves as a Research Associate Professor at Ajou University in South Korea. Her research focuses on integrating Doughnut Economics into grassroots policymaking, aiming to build regenerative and redistributive communities through participatory governance and locally grounded innovation.
