I’ve been fascinated by the beauty and mysteries of the natural world for as long as I can remember. As a child, I was amazed to see my pet tadpoles slowly transform into fully grown frogs, like magic. Whether it’s going for a run or hiking up a mountain, I love to be out in
Okada Buluma was born in Kenya, near Lake Victoria in 1982. He coordinates the educational project of NGO Koinonia community for children and young people. He has lived on the street in his past and loves to play.
Artist. After graduating in Chemistry somehow, I carefully enroll at the Brera Academy. There I get to know Emiliana Sabiu and Marco Colombaioni: my life changes and we start the adventure of Cherimus. I spent the last ten years travelling the world, immersed into exciting projects that often surprise me. Favourite quote: “Carnival is the celebration of
I’ve been writing about design and architecture for many years and I realise social design projects in Italy and abroad. What did I love the most of my works? The three years I spent in Africa and Asia for a design training and product development project for women in situations of social unrest, with the
Rosalaura Romeo is Programme Officer at the Mountain Partnership Secretariat, hosted by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
I am a journalist with a passion for cinema and innovations, and I’ve been living in Los Angeles for a few years. From here, I write about everything, positive or negative, happens in the United States. Favourite quote: “I think, I didn’t build this railroad, I didn’t invent anything, I enjoy other people’s inventions, and
Frédéric Mousseau is the Policy Director at the Oakland Institute where he coordinates the Institute’s research and advocacy activities on land investment, food security and agriculture. He has conducted numerous reviews and studies on food and agriculture and authored many reports and articles on these issues. Trained as an economist, Frederic has worked as a
Elizabeth is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Oakland Institute, focusing on land, agriculture, and food policy. Elizabeth holds a Master of Arts in Global Governance from the University of Waterloo’s Balsillie School of International Affairs in Canada, where her research focused on understanding national and international responses to famine, and examined whether commodity exchanges
I grew up in the Italian Alps, where I developed a great love for nature and the outdoors by going for long mountain walks and revelling in the stunning scenery. After high school, I moved to the UK to study Politics and East European Studies at University College London. Here I became passionate about sociology
