Nominate someone you admire (including yourself) to be a fellow.
Herman Wagter works as a program manager specializing in large multi-stakeholder initiatives. Through his work at Connekt, he has done strategy development for Lean and Green, Green Deal Zero Emission City Logistics, and other distributed logistics projects.
Eric Harris-Braun Co-founder, Holo and Holochain. (Holo is one of the top 100 crypto projects.) Eric passionately builds software for collective intelligence and composability. He has been interested in enabling peer-to-peer networking since 1993, shortly after his B.S. in Computer Science from Yale University. He lives in a Quaker Intentional Community.
Emaline Friedman, Ecosystem Development at Neighbourhoods. After finishing her PhD exploring the intersections of technology, psychoanalysis, and social theory, she shifted into practice, building distributed systems technologies that can support equitable, planetary-scale computation for the benefit of human societies during the era of climate emergency.
Nadia El-Imam leads the strategic development for Edgeryders Environment and the Climate unit and was born in Sweden to African parents, raised in Europe and Asia. She is an engineer and designer and specializes in building platforms for citizen engagement and distributed collaboration.
Jamison M. Day is a Decision Science Ph.D. dedicated to improving information sharing among people and organizations. He was selected as one of five members nation-wide to serve on a Supply Chain Security Team for the U.S. Director of National Intelligence. His interactive analytics products have helped Microsoft and the Department of Homeland Security reduce business processes from days and hours to mere seconds. He has convened executives from government, military, for-profit, and non-profit organizations and facilitated several cross-sector projects. His work provides insights on overcoming some of the 21st century’s toughest challenges.
Leilani Henry pioneers bringing innovative whole brain strategies to personal, professional, and organizational transformation. She holds a masters in Organizational Development, founded of her own Playback Theatre/Improv Company and designs wearable art that connects mind/body/heart called Brain Jewells. She also authored The Call of Antarctica: Exploring and Protecting the World’s Coldest Continent in 2022.
Kaliya Young, is known as Identity Woman - her online handle she has used since 2005 when she began blogging and co-founded the Internet Identity Workshop. Since 2006, she has designed and facilitated over 400 Unconferences for a range of professional communities in both North American and Europe. She is an expert and leader in the fields of user-centric digital identity and personal data.
Benjamin Ellis has been described as ‘a Swiss Army Knife for startups’. He is a director and co-founder of SocialOptic, launching Milestone Planner shortly afterwards, followed by a series of other Software as a Service solutions, which are focused on using data science, combined with applied psychology to improve organizational effectiveness.
Brandon Dube is a social technologist who uses community organizing and group facilitation practices to inspire social change through visioning, sense-making and meaning making practices while coaching others on governance, strategy, and decision-making.