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Victoria Yang
Hangzhou Shi, Zhejiang, China
我正在准备攻读生态经济学博士学位,并正在通过这个社区寻找想法和网络!
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Staci Reidinger
San Diego, California, United States
After serving a career in the U.S. Marine Corps, traveling the world, I've seen the best of humanity and the worst of humanity. I've seen ecological diversity thriving and I've seen its destruction. I cannot sit by and watch this beautiful Earth and its ecosystems perish at the hands of human beings unable or unwilling to change. I'm on a mission to educate, inspire and activate more individuals, families, businesses and community groups to take action towards living in a more sustainable manner. Cause San Diego is focused on doing so by accelerating positive social impact in our region across sectors and acting as a beacon of hope for other cities and regions globally. We are developing the San Diego County Doughnut portrait alongside academic, government, nonprofits and corporations b/c we need to better understand the biggest areas of need and allocate time, resource and action towards them.
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Charles Knoble
New York, New York, United States
I am a Ph.D. candidate studying excelling in , , and . My research focuses on leveraging technologies and to tackle environmental and social challenges, particularly in urban spaces. I excel in spaces aiming to solve wicked problems. I am also a consultant, where I apply my expertise in geospatial technologies to solve complex problems for a diverse range of clients. My consultancy work involves measuring the social and environment impact of proposed projects through site assessments, emissions estimates, and equity evaluations.
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Ines Tenente
Mafra, Lisbon, Portugal
I am a Senior Innovation Consultant harnessing the power of collaborative innovation to address complex challenges in various industry sectors including Energy, Sustainability, Health and Blue Economy. I guide teams, innovators and clients to develop solutions that are not only innovative but also socially impactful, leveraging my expertise in research and design thinking approaches to inform strategies and decisions. In parallel, I focus on empowering upcoming professionals through mentoring and coaching, fostering a culture of continuous learning and growth in teams and individuals. My approach, based on Neurostrategy, Coaching and Enneagram tools, is defined by a commitment to consciousness and growth with a passion for nurturing the potential of change-makers for sustainable social impact. I believe we can achieve much more together and that collaboration and communities are the motors of innovation.
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Jim Bledsoe
Napa, California, United States
Can we build an economy that has at it's basis an assumption of abundance? Can we create an a priori paradigm where all life is understood to be sentient? Can we embrace a future seen as the emergence of the seventh incarnation as apposed to the extinction of the sixth? These are a few of the questions informing me
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Donna Darthuizen
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
I joined this community as I am currently in the process of writing a book on the Future economics of Fashion. Fashion is (has) becoming detrimental to our environment and the economics behind fashion, the linear exponential growth model needs a desperate update. As a business executive from this industry I am researching ways for long lasting future improvement. From my LinkedIn. With over 20 years in Digital Retail and eCommerce, I'm a dedicated Creative Executive with a strong commitment to ethical leadership and innovation. Recognised in the industry for my expertise in Digital Fashion Commerce, I have a proven track record of driving transformative results. My leadership style focuses on empowering teams to reach new heights, fostering an environment where talent can thrive, grow, and bring forward creative, impactful ideas. I'm a strategic contributor who pushes beyond traditional thinking, using deep insights and a forward-looking perspective to shape decisions that drive the organisation’s success. I am passionate about championing innovation and values-based leadership, always striving to keep the organisation on a path to excellence and progress.
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Junior Mbangala
Liege, Belgium
I am a PhD researcher at the University of Oxford with a background in economics and sustainable development. I firmly believe that traditional economic models often fall short in addressing the complexities of today’s global challenges. I am committed to advancing new economic thinking that prioritizes human development within planetary boundaries. Joining this community aligns with my goal of combining academic research and practical implementation to help create economic systems that are equitable, regenerative, and capable of fostering sustainable human development.
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Kristin Kerr Gannon
Boulder, Colorado, United States
Retired Social Studies Educator who is looking for continuing opportunities to improve the health and welfare of her community.
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Gonzalo Ruiz Moye
San Mateo, California & Dublin, Ireland
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Marco Moro
Milano, Milan, Italy
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Dilyana Mihaylova
Swansea, Wales, United Kingdom
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Przemek Adolf
Wrocław, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
I thrive in complex ecosystem thinking, collaboration and storytelling that allows me to weave data driven narratives into actionable strategies that support regenerative focused transformation. By integrating nature-based solutions (IUCN Global Standard), impact and dependency analysis (Natural Capital Protocol) and Environmental Management System strategy (ISO 14001) to achieving sustainability goals, I help organizations enhance their environmental stewardship, improve resilience, manage risks, and contribute positively to society, all while reducing costs, opening new avenues for growth, and creating value for stakeholders. The tools that I wield with precision in my ESG kit include CSRD, SBTi, GHG Protocol (Scope 1, 2 and 3), LCA and VCM (through insetting) aiming for net positive impact within the scope of planetary boundaries. Transformation is an iterative process that requires vision, cooperation, resilience and robust science. With a foundation in environmental science, policy, leadership and business development, I approach sustainability through a systems lens. A deep academic background including a double MSc. in Sustainable Forest and Nature Management & Forest Ecosystems, Nature and Society along with education in international policy, classic and regenerative economics, and biology allows me to bridge technical expertise with strategic implementation. My understanding of land-based value chains whether in forestry, agriculture or minerals allows me to assess dependencies, risks, and opportunities at every stage - from resource extraction and cultivation to processing, distribution, and end-of-life cycles - ensuring strategies that enhance resilience, promote circularity, and align with regenerative principles. The third wave of sustainability (regeneration) is about people, collaboration, and the ability to understand complexity that drives action. I thrive on cross-functional engagement, translating complexity into clarity, and fostering buy-in from stakeholders at every level. Systems thinking, problem-solving, adaptability, and emotional intelligence are as crucial as technical knowledge in this work. As the landscape of sustainability evolves, through new regulations, scientific breakthroughs, and shifts in global priorities, continuous learning is essential. Staying ahead means questioning assumptions, refining methodologies, and embracing innovation. Every decision shapes the future, and I am committed to ensuring it is one rooted in equity, community, and accountability.
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Satish K Chowdary
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
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Efraín García
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Mao Suzuki
Norwich, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
Hi! I am Mao. I'm a first-year BA Global Development and Media student at the University of East Anglia.
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Corey Pudhorodsky
Austin, Texas, United States
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Neus Crous Costa
Osor, Osor, Girona 17161, Spain
I am a researcher and lecturer in tourism. My work focuses on decoupling tourism from overcommercialization and predatory practices, personal transformation and well-being, and territorial management. I use qualitative research methods and artistic practice as a form of reflection and research.
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Jack Stead
Ulfborg, Central Denmark Region, Denmark
I'm a British guy, currently living and working in Denmark. I work in a private college called DNS which is dedicated to training teachers in an alternative way, by engaging with the world around. Here I run short courses about environment, politics and teaching. I think Doughnut Economics is a great tool for climate solutions, it can also be implemented small-scale and I'm keen to implement it where I can, including within these short courses.
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Philip Beasley
Hessle, East Riding of Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom
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Harriet Baggley
Carmarthen
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Johanna Kemmer
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Leo Hajducki (she/they)
Glasgow, Glasgow City, Scotland, United Kingdom
Leo Hajducki is a curator, artist, and advocate for accessibility and social and environmental justice in the arts. Currently pursuing an Mlitt in Curatorial Practice in Contemporary Art at the University of Glasgow and Glasgow School of Art, Leo combines their background in philosophy and politics with an interdisciplinary approach to create inclusive and transformative cultural experiences. Their practice is rooted in a focus on multisensory, interdisciplinary approaches that prioritize accessibility and inclusion. Leo’s largest project to date, Synaesthesia at Summerhall (2023), showcased the work of 21 neurodivergent artists and invited audiences on a sensory journey through neurodivergence, sensory overload, and stimming. The exhibition featured a series of immersive rooms, blending eerie soundscapes, projected visuals, mixed-media art, and interactive sensory elements. By challenging the boundaries of traditional curatorial spaces, Leo’s work centres typically marginalised voices and fosters meaningful engagement. Their approach aligns with the principles of Doughnut Economics, as they strive to create equitable, accessible, and regenerative systems in the arts and beyond.
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Kanami Chiba
Norwich, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom
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Julian Kraus-Polk
Berkeley, California, United States
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