We are a growing network of people dedicated to unlocking our collective ability to transform the status quo.
Felix Beer (TUM Think Tank):
Felix (he/him) is a transition strategist dedicated to co-creating scenarios, pathways and ecosystems for transformative change. His work focuses on building decentralized governance systems at the intersection of technology, democracy and regeneration.
Primavera de Filipi (Harvard Berkman-Klein):
Primavera (she/her) is a legal scholar who explores challenges, opportunities, and best practices in the field of blockchain governance. As a leading scholar on extitutional theory, she is also developing a new theoretical framework on structured social dynamics to help build better interfaces between institutions and extitutions.
Holke Brammer (Hypercerts):
Holke (he/him) is a political economist who is committed to improving the capacity of groups to engage in collective action through the use of technology. Currently, he is focused on the development and adoption of open-source protocols for public good funding and impact reward systems.
Lou de Kerhuelvez (Foresight Institute):
Lou (they/them) is a researcher and facilitator exploring how technologies can empower governance systems to address the existential challenges of our time. In their current work, they connect and grow a decentralized scientific community advancing those goals.
Sofía Cossar (BlockchainGov):
Sofía (she/her) is a researcher specializing in blockchain, governance, and identity. Her current focus lies on emancipatory tech interventions that promote more inclusive forms of citizenship(s) within, across, and beyond nation-state borders.
Annette Diefenthaler (Technical University Munich):
Annette (she/her) is a transdisciplinary designer committed to integrating human-centric, responsible, and co-creative design practices into research and innovation. To this end, she designs and facilitates collaborative interfaces between diverse disciplines, sectors, and backgrounds.