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Co-founder of Mobius Executive Leadership, Amy Elizabeth Fox is a pioneer in transformational development. Her new co-authored book with Nicholas Janni, Leading in Chaos, advocates for embodied, trauma-informed leadership to navigate today’s global crises.
Atim Mbah is a social entrepreneur and systems thinker dedicated to the belief that food security is the bedrock of sustainable peace.
Deb Dana is a renowned clinician, author, and speaker who makes Polyvagal Theory accessible to all. Her work helps people befriend their nervous systems for deeper healing.
Emily’s work centers around restorative justice and how legal systems can transform trauma. Her NGO African Peace Partners supports trauma healing, conflict transformation and economic self-sufficiency in Rwanda.
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Eva Dalak is a Palestinian peace-building facilitator and author. She has 25 years of experience in conflict zones and founded Peace Activation to cultivate relational resilience and redefine peace as an embodied capacity.
Jane Davidson embeds sustainability into law. As the minister behind Wales’ landmark Future Generations Act, she advocates law and policy structures that prioritize the wellbeing of the next generations.
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Karima Kadaoui, Co-Founder and Executive President of Tamkeen, explores how trust and love drive societal transformation. With 25 years across sectors, she has advised the Moroccan government and supported marginalized communities.
Visionary thinker Ken Wilber is the author of over twenty books and creator of the Integral Approach, a radical theory unifying science, spirit, and society. In 2000, he founded the Integral Institute, a think-tank dedicated to synthesizing world truths.
Laurie Ellis-Young is dedicated to sharing breath for healing and empowerment. With experience in yoga, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, and as a global peace ambassador and author, she works with diverse populations worldwide, including students, trafficking survivors, and NGO staff.
Leslie Knott is an award-winning documentary filmmaker whose work explores storytelling, collective trauma, and cultural resilience. For over twenty years she has filmed in conflict and post-conflict regions, examining how war, displacement, and historical injustice shape communities and the storytellers who document them.
Lilian Nakigozi is a young female leader and Founder of WomenGro Initiative. She designs affordable, climate-resilient vertical farming systems that promote food security and economic empowerment for women and you in underserved communities.
From reporting on frontlines to investigating climate change, Matthew Green uses his experience as a facilitator and platform with the Resonant World newsletter to explore pathways towards collective healing.
May Pundak is an activist, feminist lawyer, and mother. A Harvard and Mandel graduate, she specializes in international law, human rights, and supporting grassroots political movements.
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Nivine Sandouka is a Palestinian peace activist who advocates for gender equity and civil rights through leadership in grassroots initiatives and international diplomacy.
Ntombiyethu Biyase is an anesthesiologist and lecturer who weaves scientific medicine with ancestral healing traditions, bridging body, energy, and spirit to offer a holistic approach to human wellbeing.
Oleksandra Matviichuk is a human rights activist and civil society leader based in Ukraine. She heads the non-profit organization Centre for Civil Liberties, which was awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, and is a campaigner for democratic reforms in Ukraine and the OSCE (Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe) region.
Pat McCabe, Woman Stands Shining is a Diné (Navajo) activist, artist, and ceremonial leader, using her work to promote healing and global peace. She focuses on reconciling the masculine and feminine, reshaping the narrative of the Sacred Masculine, and addressing the impact of technology on spiritual practices.
Sandrine Dixson-Decleve is a leading climate and sustainability expert with over 30 years of experience advocating for climate action, biodiversity, and social equity. Her work brings together diverse perspectives to inspire collaborative solutions for a resilient planet.
Serene Thin Elk is a Lakota & Dakota therapist, mother of four, and Community Programs Director at South Dakota Urban Indian Health. She weaves culture and spirituality into healing, and empowers intergenerational healing for Native communities.
After surviving abduction and living as a refugee on three continents, Stella Mystica Sabiiti has dedicated her life to peacebuilding. From facilitating Uganda’s peace process and advising the African Union, to befriending her captors as a young woman, Stella uses her lived experience to transform conflict and mentor the next generation of peacekeepers.
Teddy is a lifelong mystical seeker, healer and lover of the world and all her creations. In her work, she draws from the original earth-based, ethical traditions of her ancestors in honoring community, the divine feminine and right relation.
Thomas Hübl is a renowned teacher, author and international facilitator who works within the complexity of systems and cultural change by integrating the core insights of the great wisdom traditions and mysticism with the discoveries of science.
Born in Rwanda, Bernadette grew up amid the crises of decolonization. During this period, mothers concerned about the future of their children rose up and took the lead in transforming family lives. This became her first experience of women’s leadership, shaping and guiding her path. She is a change-making lawyer in support of a healing justice system.
Dr. Yael Braudo-Bahat, co-director of Women Wage Peace, leads advocacy and international relations. A legal scholar and BBC 100 Woman, she collaborates closely with Palestinian sister movement, Women of the Sun.
