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Are you a changemaker? Signs, habits, and habitat of the people who can’t seem to leave the world alone
Have you ever wondered if something is wrong with you?
If you feel responsible for problems you did not create, see possibilities others miss, and find it difficult to stay passive in the face of systemic harm, you may be a changemak...
To all who choose to mother the world
Mother’s Day (this Sunday in some countries) makes me think about one of the most powerful forces on earth:
Care that is on tap without being requested.
The willingness to notice before someone asks.
To make space before ano...
Post-LIVE Reflection: What happens when change requires us to face what we refuse to see
Andrew MacLeod described presenting evidence on child trafficking or systemic abuse in professional settings only to watch people’s eyes glaze over. Not in disagreement. Not in anger. But to escape the conversation.
I recently spok...
Changemaking on unspeakable territory: Interview with Andrew MacLeod
I recently went LIVE with Andrew MacLeod — a former UN official, military officer, politician, and the founder of Hear Their Cries — to explore changemaking in its most confronting terrain:
problems that are not just difficult, but...
On making change stick: Interview with Dr. Whitney Austin Gray
Recently, I went LIVE with Dr. Whitney Austin Gray, a public health leader and an executive at the International WELL Building Institute, to explore what it takes to move solutions from evidence into everyday reality.
We discussed...
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The author of Change-maker's Handbook, Elena is a renowned transformation expert who has held public, private, teaching, and Board roles on six continents. She leads Vivit Group Worldwide.
Author, educator, and environmental activist; a founder of 350.org and Third Act.
#Decision-Making Ecologist #Adaptive Capacity #Rising Above Personal and Organizational Limits using Uncertainty & Complex Conditions. Connecting to Nature's Intelligence for Systems-wide Vitality
I’m an urban planner, and I’m curious about shrinking cities and our relationship with growth.
I’ve shared my life online for nearly a decade. Now I’m writing about what I’ve learned. 'All of Me' is my newsletter for anyone who dares to be seen. I'm also the author of Lonely Girl, out now.
I share stories, ideas, and actions showing how we can bring ourselves, our climate, and our living world back from the brink.
"Sacred & Circular" is an invitation to a quiet corner of your soul where spirituality and sustainability entwine. It's a call to return to living in resonance with Earth’s rhythms and to remember that we are nature.
Dir of philanthropy, Ethinvest, founder, Climate Capital Forum, contributor, Climate & Capital Media, founded 350.org Australia, former head of PR, the Body Shop, coms director, Greenpeace Int’l & Greenpeace USA.
Suzie Barnett is a purpose-driven leader using social enterprise to create impact. She drives growth at Two Good Co and was the former CEO of Junglefy and Executive Director of GBCA; named Top 100 Women in Construction 2023.
JDB is a local foster carer, former Councillor and Mayor at the City of Kingston. A gender and human rights policy specialist, she has worked in family violence prevention and Aboriginal health policy.
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