Emily Smith: She is an educator, designer, and exhibition-maker with a cross-disciplinary practice that closely considers ethnographic, choreographic, and participatory frameworks. She is a Professor of Communication Design at the UE University of Applied Sciences Europe. https://btk-fh.academia.edu/EmilySmith

Jamie Colston: I am an Art of Hosting, Family Constellations and a Dance & Embodiment practitioner. I am a Poet and a Parent, and a founding member of the I Am. We Are. CoLab (www.iamweare.co.uk). My orientation around life, and the inner, outer and in-between work that I am involved with, is a re-membering and re-connecting with the web of life and reminding myself and other people of the deep relationship we are all in together.

Julia Hoffmann: Hi! I’m Julia, visual facilitator, scribe and social innovator. I work with teams, inviduals, organisations and networks supporting learning, movement and sensemaking. A visual thinker and creative at heart, I co-host process, sensemaking and self-care practices that invite groups to tap into their collective creativity and intelligence. https://mosaics-circles.de/

Mansi Jasua: I am a cross-pollinating generalist who has interdisciplinary work experience in several sectors: architecture; urban environmental management (water , waste, sanitation, low-income housing, climate change); women empowerment; purpose & wellbeing; conscious business. Originating from India and living in the Netherlands since the year 2000, I have worked with various international NGO's, organisations & universities. In 2008, a growing sense of climate urgency led me to re-orient myself and work to be wholly purpose driven. I love hosting spaces, empowering others and weaving networks. Some of the “hats / turbans" I wears in my life are: Networker, Feminist, Host, Coach, Trainer, Mentor, Mother, Storyteller, Systems Rebel, Yogi, Nature-lover.
www.iamweare.co.uk

Christa Cocchiole is a berlin-based Integrative Movement Therapist, Body Oriented Systems Therapist, dancer, choreographer and social activist.

Mäks Roßmöller: They are a psychologist, systemic therapist, artist and somatic practitioner (Somatic Academy Berlin), centering their work around radical health, gender and fat tissue on a collective and cellular level. Asking themself how to transform the traces of discrimination in the body to build resilient communities, the endgame is the anticapitalist revolution_transformation! www.maeks.me