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| **Alex Jensen**: He has worked in the US and India, where he coordinates Local Futures’ Ladakh Project. He has worked with cultural affirmation and hhe active in environmental health/anti-waste and degrowth movements. | **Alex Jensen**: He has worked in the US and India, where he coordinates Local Futures’ Ladakh Project. He has worked with cultural affirmation and hhe active in environmental health/anti-waste and degrowth movements. | ||
| - | **Ana Cecilia Dinerstein**: ... | + | **Ana Cecilia Dinerstein**: Born in Buenos Aires and based in England, United Kingdom, where she works as a professor of Sociology. She is a political sociologist, a philosopher and a feminist and decolonial critical theorist. She has created, and is working on what she calls *critical research on the global politics of hope*. |
| **Arturo Escobar**: Is a Colombian activist-researcher, working on territorial struggles against extractivism, postdevelopment, regional transitions, and ontological design. He taught anthropology and political ecology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill until 2018. | **Arturo Escobar**: Is a Colombian activist-researcher, working on territorial struggles against extractivism, postdevelopment, regional transitions, and ontological design. He taught anthropology and political ecology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill until 2018. | ||
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| **Brandon Liu**: Originally from the US and based in India, he has worked in global health and technology and is currently focused on communicating radical alternatives to climate change. | **Brandon Liu**: Originally from the US and based in India, he has worked in global health and technology and is currently focused on communicating radical alternatives to climate change. | ||
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| - | **Clare Westwood**: she holds an MBA and has had extensive experience in the areas of food, agriculture, biosafety, food sovereignty, and climate change resilience, mainly through working with NGOs serving poor rural communities across Asia. | ||
| **Coumba Toure**: Coordinator for Africans Rising for peace justice and dignity based in Dakar. She has more than twenty years of experience working with organizations, also a writer and a storyteller. | **Coumba Toure**: Coordinator for Africans Rising for peace justice and dignity based in Dakar. She has more than twenty years of experience working with organizations, also a writer and a storyteller. | ||
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| **Franco Augusto**: Social activist, unprofessionalized intellectual, manager of open collaborative projects and documentalist of alternatives around the planet, collaborating with processes of social transformation for almost 20 years now. | **Franco Augusto**: Social activist, unprofessionalized intellectual, manager of open collaborative projects and documentalist of alternatives around the planet, collaborating with processes of social transformation for almost 20 years now. | ||
| - | **Gustavo Esteva**: A grassroots activist and a public intellectual. He participates in many local, national and international organizations, networks and movements. | + | *Gustavo Esteva**: A grassroots activist and a public intellectual. He participates in many local, national and international organizations, networks and movements. |
| **Injairu Kulundu**: South Africa based social practitioner, lyricist, vocalist and researcher interested in decolonial social experiments that embrace transgressive learning and attune to the emerging songs lines of alternative cultures that are moving towards a future worthy of their longing | **Injairu Kulundu**: South Africa based social practitioner, lyricist, vocalist and researcher interested in decolonial social experiments that embrace transgressive learning and attune to the emerging songs lines of alternative cultures that are moving towards a future worthy of their longing | ||
| **Itzel Farías**: Researcher of unschooling processes in Mexico, founder and active member of networks of learning and alternatives to education, collaborator in Unitierra Oaxaca, Milpa and Crianza Mutua. | **Itzel Farías**: Researcher of unschooling processes in Mexico, founder and active member of networks of learning and alternatives to education, collaborator in Unitierra Oaxaca, Milpa and Crianza Mutua. | ||
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| + | **John Holloway**: Teaches in the posgrado de sociología in the Benemérita Universidad Autónomade Puebla, Mexico. Spends his time looking for hope in a hopeless world. This may result in the publication of a book to complement *Change the World without taking Power* and *Crack Capitalism*. | ||
| **Marta Musić**: A decolonial, feminist activist-researcher. Her work as a transnational movement organizer mainly consists of building bridges between struggles, movements and initiatives and creating networks of solidarity. | **Marta Musić**: A decolonial, feminist activist-researcher. Her work as a transnational movement organizer mainly consists of building bridges between struggles, movements and initiatives and creating networks of solidarity. | ||