Speakers

Alima El Bajnouni

Alima is a legal advisor specialized in the French  associations’ legislation, and a member of a collective of Lawyers acting for the commons.

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Chris Short

Chris Short is Associate Professor in Environmental Governance in the Countryside and Community Research Institute at the University of Gloucestershire, UK. Chris is an environmental social scientist who is fascinated by changes in our understanding and management of land and water at various scales, especially as we collectively respond to the challenges of climate change and environmental decline.

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Concha Salguero

Concha Salguero is a Spanish policy specialist. From the Common Agricultural Policy to local level, she has worked actively on European and national policies which

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Engin Yilmaz

Engin is the founder and executive director of the Yolda Initiative. Yolda is a research and conservation organisation based in Turkey and operating at international level. Yolda recognizes that humans are an integral part of ecosystems and focuses on the value of local land use systems that benefit biodiversity and contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation. The main interest of Yolda therefore appears in the intersection based on the mutual relationship of nature and culture where the impact of cultural practices on the maintenance and protection of nature becomes prominent.

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Flora Mammana

Flora Mammana is  a designer, lecturer, organizer, and cultural producer active  in the field of social and emancipatory transformations born in Germany. She connects people and ideas to imagine and enact solidary forms of living and sustaining livelihoods. Her work usually involves many others and revolves around notions of perception and collaboration, to identify, facilitate or communicate creative ways based on an equitable, inclusive, and place-based approach. It is rooted in a commoning approach to co-develop possibilities for multispecies care, cooperation, and collective sense-making.

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