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Stephen Cohen
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
I'm retired and am heavily involved in trying to influence our politicians to act, rather than just plan, around the climate crisis issue. I also volunteer with Fair Vote Toronto, a division of FVCanada to make others realize that a majority of seats isn't the same thing as a majority of the voting population.
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Joanna Luckhurst
Manchester, England, United Kingdom
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Thomas Rumbold
Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
I'm a software technologist interested in using technology to build a safer, more sustainable, more equitable future.
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Kevan Barwise
Gosford, New South Wales, Australia
A social activist with a vision for the Central Coast
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Rachel Pryor
Bristol
Very interested in witnessing changes in business and career mindsets. And seeing purpose unleash moral responsibility in leaders. I’m a leadership coach with a background in Economics, indoctrinated into neo-liberalism at Edinburgh University in the ‘80’s, furious with it ever since! … until reading Doughnut Economics! At last! Hurray! There’s hope!
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Lorena Hodgson
Wisbech, England, United Kingdom
I work within a number of local groups, but am currently concentrating on the cultural development of the area, by setting up a community hub to include a heritage centre and supporting local makers and artists to sell their work
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John O' Donoghue
Berlin, Deutschland
I teach Business English at a university of applied sciences in Brandenburg, Germany. I have a degree in applied linguistics.
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ashvin sharma
Montreal, Québec, Canada
Trying to determine what our planetary boundaries with respect to the amount we can impact a specific cycle of earth (atmospheric, pollution, harvesting minerals etc.) before it becomes too much - and then use these resources to most effectively distribute them to meet the primary human needs. Once these human needs are met - to then expand to animals if possible. In the process, also limiting animal suffering if possible.
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Nevin Koh
Singapore, Singapore
An aspiring economist and environmentalist hoping to build upon the best of all worlds.
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Dominik D'Antuono
Yokohama, 神奈川県, Japan
I am an Economics and Social Science teacher at an international school in Yokohama. I hope to connect with other like-minded people here in Japan in order to talk about the Japanese economy and the social science
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Wendy Sale
Milton Keynes, England, United Kingdom
I am part of Transition Town Milton Keynes and a member of the recently formed MK Doughnut Economics Climate Action. We are in the process of defining our direction, aims and objectives.
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Kathleen Walsh
Portland, Oregon, USA
I am a retired mental health professional who is committed to contributing to the development of equitable housing, income and creativity opportunities for all residents at the local, neighborhood level.
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CARLOS MARIO DE GUEDES
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil
public servant working with agrarian issues
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Barry Camson
Haifa, Israel
I am a University educator in the field of Organization Development and Psychology with years of consulting to organizations. I am trying to build in more issues of regeneration into my work.
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Paulina Gotz
Munich, Bayern, Germany
Sociology, Politics & Economics Student @Zeppelin University. Currently working for NELA next economy lab in Bonn.
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Nora Sismaet
Port Barton, Palawan, Philippines
I am British Filipino and I am a founder (one of 15) of LASAP Inc. The advent of Covid and the introduction of expensive tourism bureaucracy called Tieza at the same time in Port Barton, caused extreme hardship on a population that relied on Tourism. We had to find alternative livelihoods. Our group is SEC registered and we are organising to become a Co-op. Our initial projects are pig and poultry farming. We have projects in the pipeline to produce coco coir products, cacao planting and abaca planting. Personally, I would like to see a sustainable and fair trade system for which the people and community benefit rather than a shareholding capitalist system which benefits those with means to invest into shares and driven to maximise returns from their shareholdings at the cost of the environment and squeezing pay of those who produce these products. I am looking at a link-supply-chain system with Co-ops around the world as an alternative to the supply chains and exploitive forms.
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Top Southivong
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
A Bachelor's in Economics graduate that has tried to apply some classroom economics concepts to the real world. While trying to understand the rationality of why things happened I always felt that the concept that I learned was never enough. After reading Doughnut Economics, I've found that the theory applies better to the real world. It also seems to be a great tool to help tackle Global Warming.
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Puneet Singhal
New Delhi, Delhi, India
Aspiring Social Entrepreneur with a keen interest in Public Policy, Cyber Security, Geopolitics, Sustainability, and Circular Economy. 3 years in the Social development sector and actively learning the nuances of * Fundraising * Advocacy * Social Media Outreach * Capacity Building * Strategy & Communication * Design Thinking * Project Management * Community Engagement * Nudge based Approach * Impact at Scale * Theory of Change
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Cara Carter
Hamilton, Waikato, New Zealand
Working in the New Zealand food/export industry and learning about Donut economics
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Bharat Patel
Esher, England, United Kingdom
Civil engineer active in international development sector.
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Noel Corkery
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
I am a landscape architect with more than 30 years experience in landscape planning and design
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Chaitanya Sethi
Delhi, India
Hello, I am a Risk and Strategy Consultant, working with a Big 4 firm who is passionate about sustainability and is looking for opportunities to contribute to the fight against Climate Change.
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Jack Dancy
Beaune, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
I work in travel and run a company called Trufflepig Travel that specialises in building and operating trips for families and small groups around the world.
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Tim Davies
Singapore
High School Teacher
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