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| This is an *interim* team, formed by 20 persons currently, that is currently holding the GTA process to enable the weaving of alternatives. The team as a collective or as individuals doesn't hold any centralised power. | This is an *interim* team, formed by 20 persons currently, that is currently holding the GTA process to enable the weaving of alternatives. The team as a collective or as individuals doesn't hold any centralised power. | ||
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| **Mauricio del Villar Zamacona**: son, partner, father, and friend. During the last 20 years he has shared life with different communities of Mexico, learning and living the daily life through planting, preparing food, participating in celebrations, and strengthening social economy practices. | **Mauricio del Villar Zamacona**: son, partner, father, and friend. During the last 20 years he has shared life with different communities of Mexico, learning and living the daily life through planting, preparing food, participating in celebrations, and strengthening social economy practices. | ||
| - | **Raquel Castillo**: ... | + | **Raquel Castillo**: is an activist, a lifelong learner and an ardent believer in genuine solidarity. She works with the Movement for Alternatives and Solidarity in Southeast Asia, advocating for alternative regionalism grounded on people’s struggles and alternative practices, and is Lead Convenor of Solidarity for People’s Education and Lifelong Learning in the Philippines, which challenges the neoliberal concept of human capital development and its political economy. She has inadvertently found herself cast in coalition building roles time and again, though perhaps she would prefer to delve more into art and the culture of solidarity and resistance. |
| **Simon Ndonco Mitambo**: Born and raised in Tharaka indigenous community, Simon is an Earth Jurisprudence Practitioner and an initiated teacher of the ancient wisdom of Tharaka people. He is founder of SALT and a nature-based school in Kenya; The Kithino Learning Centre; a centre for stimulating, awakening and regenerating bio-cultural diversity. He is currently the Regional Programs Coordinator for African Biodiversity Network (ABN). | **Simon Ndonco Mitambo**: Born and raised in Tharaka indigenous community, Simon is an Earth Jurisprudence Practitioner and an initiated teacher of the ancient wisdom of Tharaka people. He is founder of SALT and a nature-based school in Kenya; The Kithino Learning Centre; a centre for stimulating, awakening and regenerating bio-cultural diversity. He is currently the Regional Programs Coordinator for African Biodiversity Network (ABN). | ||
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| ## Former members and contributors | ## Former members and contributors | ||
| - | We appreciate and recognize the following former members of the core team that have offered their time and energy to our joint adventure: **Ananeza Aban**, **Rafael Vicente Dimalanta**, **Arturo Guerrero Osorio**, **Patricia Botero**, **Injairu Kulundu**, **Nishara Rajah Naidoo**, **Enric Duran**, **Coumba Toure**, **Valiana Aguilar**, **Ana Cecilia Galindo Diego**, **Sujatha Padmanabhan**, **Milind Wani** and **Pablo Campoy**. We also acknowledge **Daniela Anaya**, who helped to create the first version of this website. | + | We appreciate and recognize the following former members of the Facilitation Team that have offered their time and energy to our joint adventure: **Ananeza Aban**, **Rafael Vicente Dimalanta**, **Arturo Guerrero Osorio**, **Patricia Botero**, **Injairu Kulundu**, **Nishara Rajah Naidoo**, **Enric Duran**, **Coumba Toure**, **Valiana Aguilar**, **Ana Cecilia Galindo Diego**, **Sujatha Padmanabhan**, **Milind Wani** and **Pablo Campoy**. We also acknowledge **Daniela Anaya**, who helped to create the first version of this website. |