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Huddlecraft is an ecosystem of support for peer-to-peer learning and action. We help people and organisations climb steep learning curves.   

Oxford, UK

Hi, I work as a freelance marketing translator and bilingual SEO content writer for ethical and sustainable businesses (English/German). I'm currently learning more about doughnut economics, so I thought I'd join!          

Lahore, Pakistan

Rana Sajjad is a dual-qualified lawyer (licensed in New York and Pakistan) having over 20 years’ experience of practicing law in Pakistan and the U.S. in practice areas including contracts, cross-border transactions, commercial litigation and domestic and international arbitration. Sajjad is the Founder & President of the Center for International Investment and Commercial Arbitration (CIICA), Pakistan’s first international arbitration center and a Partner at the Lahore-based law firm of Rana Ijaz & Partners. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and an accredited mediator of the Singapore International Mediation Institute (SIMI).   Economics was my favorite subject in my O and A levels and I also majored in it in my undergraduate studies. I am an avid book reader and recently read "Doughtnut Economics" which completely transformed my perspectives on economics and it almost felt like whatever I had learned about economics in my 7 years of high school and university was not correct or even appropriate. I now believe that economics can be a force for good and an agent of change and would, therefore, like to learn more and be actively involved in some capacity to bring about change in Pakistan's economy in particular and the regional and global economy in general.      

University of Manchester

  Second year BSc Global Development studies undergraduate at UOM . Head of campaigns committee at the Post-Crash Economics society, campaigning for the implementation of a Doughnut Economics module in BSc/BA Econ courses, partnering with Rethinking Economics.  Co-authored the latest Manchester economics curriculum ‘health check’ and wrote foreword for the 2024 Rethinking Economics national report.