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Community Development, Design Strategy, Fundraising, Marketing & Branding, Project Management, Social Enterpreneurship, Social Media - Digital Activism, Sustainability

2009

Sweden

Digital strategist // Yatin is a social innovator, entrepreneur and TED Fellow, with a focus on technology and design for social change. <p> Originally from India, Yatin's experience ranges from founding two social enterprises in India, working with larger non-profit organizations like Ashoka in USA and several others in India and Europe, and consulting with technology firms like Hewlett-Packard Research Labs, Intel, Nokia and Human Factors to develop innovative technology products for emerging markets. <p> Yatin loves working on the cross-section of technology, design, business and social change and follows an entrepreneurial approach to problems. Some of his recent projects include building a crowd-sourced global map of alternative education schools and resources, developing a local open-governance network to connect academia, industry and public sector, and Art Pitara, an initiative to develop creative potential in underserved children in developing countries. <p> At TED, he's looking forward to collaborate with other TEDsters on new projects globally. <p> Yatin has been educated as an technologist, trained as a user experience researcher and currently learning about Leadership and Organizational Sustainability in Sweden. <p> He is a TED Fellow, an Atlas Corps Fellow, and Swedish Institute Future Global Leader and blogs at the <a href="http://www.yatinsethi.com" target="_blank">The Social Innovation Blog</a>. <p> <a href="http://www.linkedin.com/in/yatinsethi" target="_blank">http://www.linkedin.com/in/yatinsethi</a> <p> // Yatin is a social innovator, and entrepreneurial project manager, with a focus on technology and social media for positive change in organizations and society. Originally from India, Yatin's experience ranges from founding two social enterprises in India, consulting with technology firms like Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Dell and Nokia to develop innovative technology products for emerging markets, and starting and managing global projects with non-profit organizations like Ashoka in USA, Europe and India. Yatin loves working on the cross-section of technology, design, business and social change and follows an entrepreneurial approach to problems. Some of his recent projects include developing a platform to connect high skilled-talent in Scandinavia, building a crowd-sourced global map of alternative education schools, and Art Pitara, an initiative to develop creative potential in underserved children in developing countries. At TED, he's looking forward to collaborate with other TEDsters on new projects globally. Yatin has been educated as an IT engineer, trained in user-experience research and learning about leadership and sustainability. He has been awarded as a TED Fellow, StartingBloc Fellow, Atlas Corps Fellow, and Swedish Institute Future Global Leader. // Yatin is a social innovator, and entrepreneurial project manager, with a focus on technology and social media for positive change in organizations and society. Originally from India, Yatin's experience ranges from founding two social enterprises in India, consulting with technology firms like Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Dell and Nokia to develop innovative technology products for emerging markets, and starting and managing global projects with non-profit organizations like Ashoka in USA, Europe and India. Yatin loves working on the cross-section of technology, design, business and social change and follows an entrepreneurial approach to problems. Some of his recent projects include developing a platform to connect high skilled-talent in Scandinavia, building a crowd-sourced global map of alternative education schools, and Art Pitara, an initiative to develop creative potential in underserved children in developing countries. At TED, he's looking forward to collaborate with other TEDsters on new projects globally. Yatin has been educated as an IT engineer, trained in user-experience research and learning about leadership and sustainability. He has been awarded as a TED Fellow, StartingBloc Fellow, Atlas Corps Fellow, and Swedish Institute Future Global Leader. // Digital strategist // technology, research, children, developing countries, activism, social enterpreneurship, social media - digital activism, design, project management, education, sustainability, community development, underserved, marketing & branding, fundraising, design strategy // Sweden|Stockholm County|Stockholm

Sweden|Stockholm County|Stockholm

Content creation, filmmaking, interdisciplinary art, storytelling, writing

2020

United States

Zouz Al-Mahdi is an artist, writer, and filmmaker from Kuwait. Their work includes various art forms such as sketches, poems, and storytelling. They have a significant following on social media and are associated with other artists and creative individuals. // Zahra Al-Mahdi is an English Literature graduate from Kuwait University, College of Arts. She is an artist, writer, and filmmaker, known for her debut graphic novel "We, The Borrowed" published in 2016. Currently, she is working on her online miniseries "Bird Watch." // My approach in creating work is always storytelling from a Birds Eye perspective. I think my role in the world is make reflecting over painful/sensitive topics more palatable through edutainment. I take a mundane, day-to-day concept and dig deep into its history, to ask the right questions about its present form. Revealing that all that we are used to is not "natural" in the axiomatic sense. Thereby making sure that we never take "nature" for granted, and keep stirring our comforts with lively questions. // Zahra Al-Mahdi is an English Literature graduate known for her work as an artist, writer, and filmmaker. She gained recognition for her debut graphic novel "We, The Borrowed" and is currently engaged in creating an online miniseries titled "Bird Watch." Al-Mahdi's approach to storytelling involves exploring everyday concepts from a unique perspective, delving into their historical roots to provoke thought and reflection on sensitive topics. Through her work, she aims to blend education and entertainment to challenge societal norms and encourage critical thinking about the world around us. // Multimedia artist // Artist using satire, dark humor and tactile collage techniques to reveal the unintended impacts humans have on their societies and ecosystems. // TED Fellow Zahra Al-Mahdi was raised by screens -- "storytelling machines" like TV and the internet that shaped her sense of self and reality. Now a multimedia artist and filmmaker, she challenges common historical narratives and brings a multiplicity of perspectives to the surface. In this dynamic talk, Al-Mahdi traces her development as a storyteller using satire, dark humor and tactile collage techniques to expand what we think we know about ourselves. // Zahra Al-Mahdi is an English Literature graduate known for her work as an artist, writer, and filmmaker. She gained recognition for her debut graphic novel "We, The Borrowed" and is currently engaged in creating an online miniseries titled "Bird Watch." Al-Mahdi's approach to storytelling involves exploring everyday concepts from a unique perspective, delving into their historical roots to provoke thought and reflection on sensitive topics. Through her work, she aims to blend education and entertainment to challenge societal norms and encourage critical thinking about the world around us. // Multimedia artist // interdisciplinary artist, nature, birds, and filmmaker. , writer, ecosystem // Saudi Arabia|Berlin|Germany|Kuwait|Jeddah

Saudi Arabia|Berlin|Germany|Kuwait|Jeddah

2014

Photographer + storyteller // Ziyah Gafić was born in Sarajevo, where he graduated in Comparative literature. Since 1999 he has been travelling extensively and covered major events in more then forty countries. Gafić’s work was exhibited at many relevant galleries and photo festivals such as: Visa pour l'image Perpignan, Rencontres du photograhie Arles, Fovea Editions New York, Oude Kerk Amsterdam, Tom Blau gallery London, Grazia Neri gallery Milano. Nowdays, he regularly publishes his work in some of the worlds leading publications such as Amica, La repubblica, Time, Tank, Telegraph Magazine, Newsweek, L'Espresso, GEO. His photo essay on Bosnia was published in the book „Tales from Globalizing World“ by Thames & Hudson while his works are included in several overviews of contemporary photography such as „Photography as Contemporary Art“ by Thames & Hudson and „The way people live“ by Gabriel Bauret. Gafić just completed his long term project “Troubled Islam” and "Quest for Identity" SELECTED AWARDS & GRANTS 2001. Ian Parry scholarship 2001. World Press Photo 2nd prize 2001. World Press Photo Masterclass 2002. Kodak Award for Young Reporters at Visa pour l’Image 2002. World Press Photo 1st prize 2002. World Press Photo 2nd prize 2002. HSBC foundation special mention 2003. PDN’s 30 emerging photographers 2003. Grand Prix Discovery of the Year at Arles Meetings of photography 2005. Giacomelli memorial fund 2007. Getty Images Grant for Editorial Photography 2007. American Photography 2007. Photo District News award 2007. Hasselblad Masters award finalist // Ziyah Gafić photographs everyday objects—watches, shoes, glasses. But these images are deceptively simple; the items in them have been exhumed from the mass graves of the Bosnian War. Gafić, a TED Fellow and Sarajevo native, is photographing every item from these graves in order to create a living archive of the identities of those lost.  // Ziyah Gafić was born in Sarajevo, where he graduated in Comparative literature. Since 1999 he has been travelling extensively and covered major events in more then forty countries. Gafić’s work was exhibited at many relevant galleries and photo festivals such as: Visa pour l'image Perpignan, Rencontres du photograhie Arles, Fovea Editions New York, Oude Kerk Amsterdam, Tom Blau gallery London, Grazia Neri gallery Milano. Nowdays, he regularly publishes his work in some of the worlds leading publications such as Amica, La repubblica, Time, Tank, Telegraph Magazine, Newsweek, L'Espresso, GEO. His photo essay on Bosnia was published in the book „Tales from Globalizing World“ by Thames & Hudson while his works are included in several overviews of contemporary photography such as „Photography as Contemporary Art“ by Thames & Hudson and „The way people live“ by Gabriel Bauret. Gafić just completed his long term project “Troubled Islam” and "Quest for Identity" SELECTED AWARDS & GRANTS 2001. Ian Parry scholarship 2001. World Press Photo 2nd prize 2001. World Press Photo Masterclass 2002. Kodak Award for Young Reporters at Visa pour l’Image 2002. World Press Photo 1st prize 2002. World Press Photo 2nd prize 2002. HSBC foundation special mention 2003. PDN’s 30 emerging photographers 2003. Grand Prix Discovery of the Year at Arles Meetings of photography 2005. Giacomelli memorial fund 2007. Getty Images Grant for Editorial Photography 2007. American Photography 2007. Photo District News award 2007. Hasselblad Masters award finalist // Photographer + storyteller // war

Appropriate Technology, Entrepreneurship, Equity, Fundraising, Gender, Hunger, Maternal and Newborn Health, Poverty, Sustainable Development Goals, Women's Health and Wellbeing

2009

United States

Women's health advocate // Zubaida is regarded as a leader in the field of designing and engineering low-cost health products appropriate for the developing world. She has a Master’s in Engineering (product development and design) from Dalarna University, Sweden and an MBA (social and sustainable enterprises) from Colorado State University, USA. With over 6 years of experience in the social sector specifically in innovations in health and commercialization. Zubaida now heads AYZH, a social enterprise aimed at bringing technology solutions to rural women.. Zubaida founded AYZH as a way to increase the income and health of women in rural India by enabling them to be the producers of tools like sterile birth kits, designed to help women thrive. Zubaida’s professional experience, combined with her personal passion for empowering underserved women, led to her being selected as a TED India fellow (2009), Ashoka Maternal Health fellow (2010-2011), and most recently an Echoing Green fellow (2012). In 2011, Zubaida’s design of the flagship AYZH product JANMA the clean birth kit being chosen one of the 61 products globally designed to improve life by INDEX Awards. // Zubaida Bai is President and CEO of Grameen Foundation, headquartered in Washington, DC. She leads Grameen Foundation in its mission to end poverty and hunger by building ecosystems that support women in leveraging their own capacity to contribute to the prosperity of their families and communities. Bai is a social entrepreneur and women's health advocate with more than 18 years in the social impact space. Building on her expertise as a mechanical engineer, product designer, and empathetic communicator, Bai put her passion for bettering the lives of women to work when founding her company, ayzh, (pronounced eyes) in 2009. This women's reproductive health product and services business serving emerging and frontier markets has improved the lives of over 1 million women and evolved into a global enterprise. After leading the organization for 12 years she now serves on its board. Prior to joining Grameen Foundation, Bai was the managing director of CARE Social Ventures where she used her strategic expertise, global perspective, and hands-on Operational and P&L experience to convert locally created philanthropic programs into financially sustainable global social enterprises. She helped organizations assess their feasibility, providing business support such as CEO and Board recruiting, strategic planning, and future business strategy. Bai has served on boards of several high impact social businesses in countries like Bangladesh, Zambia and India. She also stays close to her engineering roots by serving on the Board of Advisors of medtech startups such as SISU Global Health. She is a Visiting Social Innovator with Harvard University’s Social Innovative Change Initiative (SICI) and a member of the Governing Body of SEMA Reproductive Health and the Impact Advisory Council of TOMS Shoes. Some of Bai’s recognitions of note are Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, a Maternal Health Champion by Ashoka, and a Sustainable Development Goals Pioneer (United Nations Global Compact). She has spoken at multiple global forums including the United Nations and TED. Bai holds a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA. She was also conferred with an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree by Claremont Graduate University in 2018 for her ability to work at the intersection of various sectors seamlessly, and to energetically bring her unique insights and fresh perspective to the table. // TED Fellow Zubaida Bai works with medical professionals, midwives and mothers to bring dignity and low-cost interventions to women's health care. In this quick, inspiring talk, she presents her clean birth kit in a purse, which contains everything a new mother needs for a hygienic birth and a healthy delivery -- no matter where in the world (or how far from a medical clinic) she might be. // Zubaida Bai is President and CEO of Grameen Foundation, headquartered in Washington, DC. She leads Grameen Foundation in its mission to end poverty and hunger by building ecosystems that support women in leveraging their own capacity to contribute to the prosperity of their families and communities. Bai is a social entrepreneur and women's health advocate with more than 18 years in the social impact space. Building on her expertise as a mechanical engineer, product designer, and empathetic communicator, Bai put her passion for bettering the lives of women to work when founding her company, ayzh, (pronounced eyes) in 2009. This women's reproductive health product and services business serving emerging and frontier markets has improved the lives of over 1 million women and evolved into a global enterprise. After leading the organization for 12 years she now serves on its board. Prior to joining Grameen Foundation, Bai was the managing director of CARE Social Ventures where she used her strategic expertise, global perspective, and hands-on Operational and P&L experience to convert locally created philanthropic programs into financially sustainable global social enterprises. She helped organizations assess their feasibility, providing business support such as CEO and Board recruiting, strategic planning, and future business strategy. Bai has served on boards of several high impact social businesses in countries like Bangladesh, Zambia and India. She also stays close to her engineering roots by serving on the Board of Advisors of medtech startups such as SISU Global Health. She is a Visiting Social Innovator with Harvard University’s Social Innovative Change Initiative (SICI) and a member of the Governing Body of SEMA Reproductive Health and the Impact Advisory Council of TOMS Shoes. Some of Bai’s recognitions of note are Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum, a Maternal Health Champion by Ashoka, and a Sustainable Development Goals Pioneer (United Nations Global Compact). She has spoken at multiple global forums including the United Nations and TED. Bai holds a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA. She was also conferred with an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree by Claremont Graduate University in 2018 for her ability to work at the intersection of various sectors seamlessly, and to energetically bring her unique insights and fresh perspective to the table. // Women's health advocate // technology, entrepreneurship, appropriate technology, led, menstrual hygine, equity, hunger and poverty, sustainable development goals, design, sustainable development , fundraising, women, women's health and wellbeing, gender, advocacy, underserved, women's health, maternal and newborn health, rural, hunger, poverty, low-cost, ecosystem, income // Fort Collins|United States|Colorado|USA

Fort Collins|United States|Colorado|USA

Business developement, Mobile app development, Product Design and Development, Software Development, Web development

2007

Nigeria

Software developer // web/mobile application developer and creator of the groundbreaking Nigerian Constitution App; co-founder of mobile media company Pledge51 and a social gaming platform called chopup.me // A TED fellow, who passionately believes in the power of technology to promote positive change and create wealth. In 2011, He started an initiative now called Constitution for All which today has enabled over 2,000,000 Nigerians have access to the Constitution anytime anywhere on their mobile phones. He has also served as a consultant to World Bank’s infoDev on its Mobile Innovation Program. He co-founded ChopUp - a mobile social gaming Startup, building locally relevant games for mobile Africa. They have released titles such as Danfo Reloaded II, Table Soccer and Sambisa Assault to name a few. In addition to designing and producing mobile apps, he also helped to build one of Nigeria’s largest information portals, ConnectNigeria.com. Zubair has also worked at Chevron Nigeria and IZY Brand limited. // A TED fellow, who passionately believes in the power of technology to promote positive change and create wealth. In 2011, He started an initiative now called Constitution for All which today has enabled over 2,000,000 Nigerians have access to the Constitution anytime anywhere on their mobile phones. He has also served as a consultant to World Bank’s infoDev on its Mobile Innovation Program. He co-founded ChopUp - a mobile social gaming Startup, building locally relevant games for mobile Africa. They have released titles such as Danfo Reloaded II, Table Soccer and Sambisa Assault to name a few. In addition to designing and producing mobile apps, he also helped to build one of Nigeria’s largest information portals, ConnectNigeria.com. Zubair has also worked at Chevron Nigeria and IZY Brand limited. // Software developer // technology, mobile phones, software development, design, mobile applications, mobile app development, web development, product design and development, software, business developement // Lagos|Nigeria

Lagos|Nigeria

Biotechnology, Cardiovascular Diseases, Compassionate Capitalism, Diagonal Thinking, Human-Centred Design Thinking, Impact Investing, Medicine and Surgery, Pharmaceutical development, Social entrepreneurship, Triple Bottom LIne, diabetes

2009

Pakistan

Social entrepreneur // Dr. Asher Hasan is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of NAYA JEEVAN (http://www.njfk.org), a not-for-profit social enterprise dedicated to providing socio-economically disadvantaged families throughout the emerging world with affordable access to quality, catastrophic healthcare. Asher is a 2009 member of the Clinton Global Initiative, a TED Fellow and a Draper Richards Social Entrepreneur Fellow for 2009-2011 that is accompanied with a $300,000 award. In addition, NAYA JEEVAN is also the recipient of a $75,000 1st prize in the 2008 NYU Social Entrepreneurship Business Plan competition. Prior to launching NAYA JEEVAN, Asher served in the capacity of Senior Director and Head of the US Medical Affairs Obesity team for Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. During his tenure in the biopharmaceutical industry, Asher also completed a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from New York University’s Stern School of Business. After migrating to the US, Asher attended Oberlin College where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience and biology with an additional concentration in international relations. Subsequently, Asher moved to Harvard Medical School where he worked as a preclinical researcher along with a group of vascular surgeons at Brigham & Women’s Hospital. Graduating from medical school summa cum laude, Asher went on to train in General Surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City. In addition to his affiliation with the biotech/pharmaceutical industry in the US, Asher is an active member of NAASO-The Obesity Society, the American Heart Association and the American Diabetes Association. He has also served as a board member of the US National Business Group on Health: Institute on Cost & Effects of Obesity. // Dr. Asher Hasan is a digital health innovator and serial entrepreneur. Asher is the CoFounder & Executive Chairman of doctHERs (http://www.docthers.com), the emerging world's first women-centred, gender-inclusive telemedicine company. Asher is also the Founder of NAYA JEEVAN (http://www.njfk.org), a hybrid social enterprise dedicated to providing socio-economically disadvantaged families throughout the emerging world with affordable access to quality, catastrophic healthcare. Asher served on the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council for Social Innovation for 2012-2014. He is a 2011 World Economic Forum/Schwab Foundation Asian Social Entrepreneur of the Year, a 2013 Synergos Senior Fellow, a 2009 TED India fellow, a 2011 Ashoka US fellow, a 2011 Ariane de Rothschild fellow and an invited member of the Clinton Global Initiative for 2014, 2010 and 2009. He has also been selected as an Asia 21 young leader in 2010. In addition, doctHERs is a winning finalist of the 2017 MIT SOLVE competition in the women & tech category and the winner of the Start-up Track at the 2017 World Health Summit (Berlin) . In 2016, doctHERs was a recipient the Judge's Choice Award in the MIT Inclusive Innovation Competition. In 2013, NAYA JEEVAN was recognised with the prestigious, Rockefeller Foundation Centennial Innovation Award and the Asia Society Public Service Award. Prior to launching NAYA JEEVAN, Asher served in the capacity of Senior Director and Head of the US Medical Affairs team (Obesity drugs portfolio) for Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc, a biopharmaceutical company in San Diego, CA. He spent six years at Sanofi as a Medical Director in their US headquarters. During his tenure in New York City, Asher also completed an MBA in Global Business & Leadership from New York University’s Stern School of Business. In his hey-dey, Asher attended Oberlin College where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience and biology with an additional concentration in international relations. This was followed by research at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital followed by training in general surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center. Asher can often be seen hurtling down alpine ski slopes, is a voracious reader and loves to cruise the Caribbean. Istanbul, Bali, Bellagio and Rio de Janeiro are his favourite destinations for spiritual rejuvenation. // One of a dozen Pakistanis who came to TEDIndia despite security hassles entering the country, TED Fellow Asher Hasan shows photos of ordinary Pakistanis that drive home a profound message for citizens of all nations: look beyond disputes, and see the humanity we share. // Dr. Asher Hasan is a digital health innovator and serial entrepreneur. Asher is the CoFounder & Executive Chairman of doctHERs (http://www.docthers.com), the emerging world's first women-centred, gender-inclusive telemedicine company. Asher is also the Founder of NAYA JEEVAN (http://www.njfk.org), a hybrid social enterprise dedicated to providing socio-economically disadvantaged families throughout the emerging world with affordable access to quality, catastrophic healthcare. Asher served on the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council for Social Innovation for 2012-2014. He is a 2011 World Economic Forum/Schwab Foundation Asian Social Entrepreneur of the Year, a 2013 Synergos Senior Fellow, a 2009 TED India fellow, a 2011 Ashoka US fellow, a 2011 Ariane de Rothschild fellow and an invited member of the Clinton Global Initiative for 2014, 2010 and 2009. He has also been selected as an Asia 21 young leader in 2010. In addition, doctHERs is a winning finalist of the 2017 MIT SOLVE competition in the women & tech category and the winner of the Start-up Track at the 2017 World Health Summit (Berlin) . In 2016, doctHERs was a recipient the Judge's Choice Award in the MIT Inclusive Innovation Competition. In 2013, NAYA JEEVAN was recognised with the prestigious, Rockefeller Foundation Centennial Innovation Award and the Asia Society Public Service Award. Prior to launching NAYA JEEVAN, Asher served in the capacity of Senior Director and Head of the US Medical Affairs team (Obesity drugs portfolio) for Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Inc, a biopharmaceutical company in San Diego, CA. He spent six years at Sanofi as a Medical Director in their US headquarters. During his tenure in New York City, Asher also completed an MBA in Global Business & Leadership from New York University’s Stern School of Business. In his hey-dey, Asher attended Oberlin College where he obtained a bachelor’s degree in neuroscience and biology with an additional concentration in international relations. This was followed by research at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital followed by training in general surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center. Asher can often be seen hurtling down alpine ski slopes, is a voracious reader and loves to cruise the Caribbean. Istanbul, Bali, Bellagio and Rio de Janeiro are his favourite destinations for spiritual rejuvenation. // Social entrepreneur // technology, triple bottom line, telemedicine, entrepreneurship, diagonal thinking, job skills training, social entrepreneurship, research, inclusion, design, women, medicine and surgery, impact investing, diabetes, affordable, biotech, human-centred design thinking, pharmaceutical development, cardiovascular diseases, biotechnology, compassionate capitalism, disease // Karachi|Sindh|Pakistan

Karachi|Sindh|Pakistan

2015

Artist // Calligraffiti artist who blends the modern art of graffiti with the historic art of Arabic calligraphy to encourage peaceful expression and social change. // French/Tunisian artist eL Seed is one of the founding forefathers of modern 'calligraffiti’, a blend of the historic art of Arabic calligraphy and the modern art of graffiti, mixing street culture from Paris and Arabic history to poetic effect. Born to Tunisian parents in the suburbs of Paris, eL Seed spent his formative years juggling different cultures, languages, and identities. Today eL Seed’s pieces have developed out of two worlds colliding, with these two cultures clashing and blending into one another, to form a new identity, a unique mark and a distinctive style. eL Seed uses intricate composition in his work to call not only on the words and their meaning, but also on their movement, which ultimately lures the viewer into a different state of mind. Working primarily with subjects that seem contradictory, eL Seed’s art reflects the reality of mankind and the world we live in today. In mid-2012 eL Seed completed his largest piece to date, in the southern Tunisian city of Gabes, a 47 metre high minaret on the Jara mosque, spreading a message of unity, peace and tolerance. eL Seed's art has been shown on the walls of many cities around the world including Paris, New York, Jeddah and Melbourne, Rio Di Janeiro in addition to his home country Tunisia. In 2013, Condé Nast Traveler recognized him as one of the years ‘visionaries’ for advocating peaceful expression and social progress through his work. And proving that street art can collide with luxury to fashionable effect, in 2013 eL Seed collaborated with the international luxury maison of Louis Vuitton, where he created a unique calligraffiti design for the classic monogram scarf, as part of the Foulards d’Artiste project. He is the first and only Arab to have ever designed a collaborative product for the famous French brand. In March 2014, eL Seed launched his first book, Lost Walls, documenting his calligraffiti journey across Tunisia. // eL Seed fuses Arabic calligraphy with graffiti to paint colorful, swirling messages of hope and peace on buildings from Tunisia to Paris. The artist and TED Fellow shares the story of his most ambitious project yet: a mural painted across 50 buildings in Manshiyat Naser, a district of Cairo, Egypt, that can only be fully seen from a nearby mountain. // What does this gorgeous street art say? It's Arabic poetry, inspired by bold graffiti and placed where a message of hope and peace can do the most good. In this quietly passionate talk, artist and TED Fellow eL Seed describes his ambition: to create art so beautiful it needs no translation. // French/Tunisian artist eL Seed is one of the founding forefathers of modern 'calligraffiti’, a blend of the historic art of Arabic calligraphy and the modern art of graffiti, mixing street culture from Paris and Arabic history to poetic effect. Born to Tunisian parents in the suburbs of Paris, eL Seed spent his formative years juggling different cultures, languages, and identities. Today eL Seed’s pieces have developed out of two worlds colliding, with these two cultures clashing and blending into one another, to form a new identity, a unique mark and a distinctive style. eL Seed uses intricate composition in his work to call not only on the words and their meaning, but also on their movement, which ultimately lures the viewer into a different state of mind. Working primarily with subjects that seem contradictory, eL Seed’s art reflects the reality of mankind and the world we live in today. In mid-2012 eL Seed completed his largest piece to date, in the southern Tunisian city of Gabes, a 47 metre high minaret on the Jara mosque, spreading a message of unity, peace and tolerance. eL Seed's art has been shown on the walls of many cities around the world including Paris, New York, Jeddah and Melbourne, Rio Di Janeiro in addition to his home country Tunisia. In 2013, Condé Nast Traveler recognized him as one of the years ‘visionaries’ for advocating peaceful expression and social progress through his work. And proving that street art can collide with luxury to fashionable effect, in 2013 eL Seed collaborated with the international luxury maison of Louis Vuitton, where he created a unique calligraffiti design for the classic monogram scarf, as part of the Foulards d’Artiste project. He is the first and only Arab to have ever designed a collaborative product for the famous French brand. In March 2014, eL Seed launched his first book, Lost Walls, documenting his calligraffiti journey across Tunisia. // Artist // design, buildings, cities, paint

Astrophysics, Boxing, Data Science, Urban Science

2019

United States

Urban astrophysicist // Astrophysicist using an interdisciplinary approach to study stellar explosions and help build resilient cities by applying astronomical data processing techniques to urban science. // Dr. Bianco is a Professor at the University of Delaware in the Physics and Astronomy Department, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, and Data Science Institute. She built her unusual career by letting her passions and her desire to learn new things guide her: trained as an astrophysicist, she splits her time between unveiling the secret of the Universe, finding new ways to improve quality of life in cities, and fighting in the ring. As an astrophysics she studies astronomical transients, things that change in the night sky, from solar system objects passing in front of background stars to explosions at the edge of the known Universe. As the Coordinator of the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Science Collaborations she is creating a network of over 1500 scientists as they prepare to study the night skies through the largest, most complex astrophysical dataset to date. The telescope will come online in 2023 and it will observe the whole southern sky every few days from the mountains of Chile, to unprecedented depths and spatial resolution. The sky that to our naked eye looks like a static painted celestial volt is the site of continuous, tumultuous, dramatic changes which a telescope as powerful as this can reveal. Dr. Bianco will focus on understanding the nature of the millions of things that change every night in the night sky. The potential for discovery is transformational! When Dr. Bianco turns her instruments to study urban environments she works on developing new ways to predict energy needs and measure pollution that are accessible to all economies, not just the richest countries, and uses her data skills to improve the prosecutorial justice system. Outside of academia, Dr. Bianco is known as the Madscientist; she is a professional boxer in the bantamweight class, with a record of 4-1, 2KOs (not bad for a geek!). // To study a system as complex as the entire universe, astrophysicists need to be experts at extracting simple solutions from large data sets. What else could they do with this expertise? In an interdisciplinary talk, TED Fellow and astrophysicist Federica Bianco explains how she uses astrophysical data analysis to solve urban and social problems -- as well as stellar mysteries. // Dr. Bianco is a Professor at the University of Delaware in the Physics and Astronomy Department, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration, and Data Science Institute. She built her unusual career by letting her passions and her desire to learn new things guide her: trained as an astrophysicist, she splits her time between unveiling the secret of the Universe, finding new ways to improve quality of life in cities, and fighting in the ring. As an astrophysics she studies astronomical transients, things that change in the night sky, from solar system objects passing in front of background stars to explosions at the edge of the known Universe. As the Coordinator of the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Science Collaborations she is creating a network of over 1500 scientists as they prepare to study the night skies through the largest, most complex astrophysical dataset to date. The telescope will come online in 2023 and it will observe the whole southern sky every few days from the mountains of Chile, to unprecedented depths and spatial resolution. The sky that to our naked eye looks like a static painted celestial volt is the site of continuous, tumultuous, dramatic changes which a telescope as powerful as this can reveal. Dr. Bianco will focus on understanding the nature of the millions of things that change every night in the night sky. The potential for discovery is transformational! When Dr. Bianco turns her instruments to study urban environments she works on developing new ways to predict energy needs and measure pollution that are accessible to all economies, not just the richest countries, and uses her data skills to improve the prosecutorial justice system. Outside of academia, Dr. Bianco is known as the Madscientist; she is a professional boxer in the bantamweight class, with a record of 4-1, 2KOs (not bad for a geek!). // Urban astrophysicist // public policy, pollution, resilience, nature, data analysis, boxing, science, data science, policy, cities, data, solar, astrophysics, justice, urban, mountains, urban science // Delaware|United States|USA

Delaware|United States|USA

Art, City, Consulting, Culture, multidisciplinary research, thinking things up

2009, 2010

United Kingdom

URBAN THINKER, EXPERIMENTALIST // I have always been helplessly fascinated by the place where (so-called) fact and (so-called) fiction merge... by their volcanic and viscous borders, and by those moments when imagination helps mold reality. So it should come as no surprise that I decided from an early age that art and culture--in its myriad forms--would become my territory. Plus this place we call Mexico City, this (im)possible place, almost like an endless real fiction or story in itself. Because, with one of the most enigmatic, complex and fascinating cities in the whole world as playground, I now direct "Laboratorio para la Ciudad*, Mexico City`s new creative think-tank and experimental space: a place to think about all things city, and ponder social scripts and urban futures for the largest megalopolis on the American continent: from the outlandishly speculative to the surprisingly practical and everything in between. This project came about through a personal invitation by Dr. Miguel Angel Mancera--Mexico City`s newly elected and liberal Mayor--to incorporate "Laboratorio para la Ciudad" into the city`s official structure for the next 6 years. Laboratorio para la ciudad will support creativity and innovation through the different layers of both government and social-space, intermingled. Looking to imagine new urban (im)possibilities, further collaboration and discover provocative ways of both thinking and creating city, Laboratorio brings people together from different sectors and disciplines (urbanists, artists, scientists, architects, government officials, sociologists, economists et al). It also induces conversations throughout different platforms, invents and implements pilot programs, creates editorial projects plus other initiatives and strategies: all with the aim of injecting good ideas into the city`s system as well as provoking our inventive and future-ing brain muscles. And so, using many lessons from my experiences as a TED Senior Fellow, this new experimental space and multidisciplinary think-space places imagination at the center of community discourse, and searches for new solutions to social issues even as it satisfies creative impulses. Besides directing this city lab, I am a also a writer, visual artist, cultural curator; recently turned documentary filmmaker. I am a TED City 2.0 grant awardee, a Yale World Fellow, plus the founder of Tóxico Cultura: an award-wining cultural salon and arts incubator based in Mexico City. // Gabriella is the founder and director of Experimentalista (a transdisciplinary urban+creative studio working with cities across the world) and The Institute for Everything In-Between. As former Chief Creative Officer of Mexico City, Gabriella founded and directed Laboratorio para la Ciudad, the award-winning experimental and creative office of the Mexico City government, reporting to the Mayor. She headed a young, transdiciplinary team: from urban geographers, political scientists and civic tech experts, to artists, historians and philosophers. The Lab was created to tackle urban challenges - from experiments in democracy and mobility to projects related to spatial justice, experimental territories, play as a city making tool, tech platforms and new models of governance - creating novel transdisciplinary methodologies and participatory practices, exploring ways to find common ground in a gargantuan, diverse (and often divided) city. Hence the Lab's projects were multiple, often paradigmatic, and covered widely in international publications – such as the crowdsourcing of the Mexico City Constitutionm which was a first for the urban world. She is a Yale World Fellow, MIT Director’s Fellow, a GeorgeTown University Global Cities Initiative Visiting Fellow, a TED Senior Fellow, an Institute for the Future Fellow and has received several awards in different disciplines: from 1st prize in the Audi Urban Future Award to 1st Prize in the Best Arts Practice and TED City 2.0 award , as well as recognized as a leading "creative bureaucrat" in the Creative Bureaucracy Festival 2018. Gabriella is also part of the international advisory committee for the Mayor of Seoul on Social Innovation, as well as NACTO's Streets for Kids, The XXII Triennale of Milan, C40´s Knowledge Hub, Harvard`s Mexican Cities Initiative, Canada`s MaRS Lab, amongst others. She was also named one of the 100 most creative people in business by Fast Company magazine in 2018. // Gabriella is the founder and director of Experimentalista (a transdisciplinary urban+creative studio working with cities across the world) and The Institute for Everything In-Between. As former Chief Creative Officer of Mexico City, Gabriella founded and directed Laboratorio para la Ciudad, the award-winning experimental and creative office of the Mexico City government, reporting to the Mayor. She headed a young, transdiciplinary team: from urban geographers, political scientists and civic tech experts, to artists, historians and philosophers. The Lab was created to tackle urban challenges - from experiments in democracy and mobility to projects related to spatial justice, experimental territories, play as a city making tool, tech platforms and new models of governance - creating novel transdisciplinary methodologies and participatory practices, exploring ways to find common ground in a gargantuan, diverse (and often divided) city. Hence the Lab's projects were multiple, often paradigmatic, and covered widely in international publications – such as the crowdsourcing of the Mexico City Constitutionm which was a first for the urban world. She is a Yale World Fellow, MIT Director’s Fellow, a GeorgeTown University Global Cities Initiative Visiting Fellow, a TED Senior Fellow, an Institute for the Future Fellow and has received several awards in different disciplines: from 1st prize in the Audi Urban Future Award to 1st Prize in the Best Arts Practice and TED City 2.0 award , as well as recognized as a leading "creative bureaucrat" in the Creative Bureaucracy Festival 2018. Gabriella is also part of the international advisory committee for the Mayor of Seoul on Social Innovation, as well as NACTO's Streets for Kids, The XXII Triennale of Milan, C40´s Knowledge Hub, Harvard`s Mexican Cities Initiative, Canada`s MaRS Lab, amongst others. She was also named one of the 100 most creative people in business by Fast Company magazine in 2018. // URBAN THINKER, EXPERIMENTALIST // technology, research, city, participatory, mobility, multidisciplinary research, thinking things up, governance, cities, documentary, government, justice, consulting, urban, art, culture // Mexico|United Kingdom|London|Mexico City|England

Mexico|United Kingdom|London|Mexico City|England

ICT Advisory, International Relations, Mobile and Emerging Technologies, Public Diplomacy, Start up Advisory, entrepreneurship

2009

Australia

Entrepreneur + mobile technology innovator // an entrepreneur and everything that goes along with being one.Founded Hexolabs Interactive, lead expansion across 15 markets in Asia and Africa, elected among the “Young Global Leaders ” by World Economic Forum in 2012. My venture Hexolabs offers critical big-data analytics products to telecom operators to help them enhance their network user experience. Hexolabs' technology leadership has earned a spot among MIT Technology Review's list of Top 20 innovators while its core research team has been named "Social Innovator of the year 2012" Currently bootstrapping a stealth location aware big-data analytics venture. Look forward to share more in coming months! // an entrepreneur and everything that goes along with being one.Founded Hexolabs Interactive, lead expansion across 15 markets in Asia and Africa, elected among the “Young Global Leaders ” by World Economic Forum in 2012. My venture Hexolabs offers critical big-data analytics products to telecom operators to help them enhance their network user experience. Hexolabs' technology leadership has earned a spot among MIT Technology Review's list of Top 20 innovators while its core research team has been named "Social Innovator of the year 2012" Currently bootstrapping a stealth location aware big-data analytics venture. Look forward to share more in coming months! // an entrepreneur and everything that goes along with being one.Founded Hexolabs Interactive, lead expansion across 15 markets in Asia and Africa, elected among the “Young Global Leaders ” by World Economic Forum in 2012. My venture Hexolabs offers critical big-data analytics products to telecom operators to help them enhance their network user experience. Hexolabs' technology leadership has earned a spot among MIT Technology Review's list of Top 20 innovators while its core research team has been named "Social Innovator of the year 2012" Currently bootstrapping a stealth location aware big-data analytics venture. Look forward to share more in coming months! // Entrepreneur + mobile technology innovator // technology, research, international relations, start up advisory, entrepreneurship, mobile and emerging technologies, public diplomacy, ict advisory // Chennai|India|Tamil Nadu

Chennai|India|Tamil Nadu

Art, Climate leadership, Community engagement, Coral reef conservation, Documentary production, Ecology, Environmental advocacy, Longform journalism, Poetry, Research, Science, Social ruptures, Technonogy, Volunteerism, Writing

2021

India

IOC World Conference on Women and Sport; Google News Lab; Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism; Brown Institute Of Media Innovation At Columbia University; Nanjing Youth Olympic Games; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; International Olympic Committee – IOC; TED Fellows Program; International Conference on Sustainable Development 2015; Energy and Environment Project, Columbia Journalism School; International Olympic Committee; Delhi Public School - R. K. Puram; Pulitzer Center; IOC World Conference on Sport and Environment

Sonali Prasad is an Indian writer and artist whose work delves into social, scientific, and environmental themes through various artistic mediums. She explores familiar sounds and textures, giving them new properties and creating new pathways. Prasad's diverse portfolio includes longform reporting, poetry, data, documentary, installations, and visual art. Her journalism has been featured in reputable outlets, and she has received prestigious fellowships and awards for her work. Additionally, she has been involved in various lectures, panels, and workshops at esteemed institutions and events worldwide. With a background in journalism and engineering, Prasad's work reflects a deep commitment to exploring and addressing pressing issues in society and the environment. // Prasad is an Indian writer and artist currently examining ecological and social ruptures. She experiments with form and has used traditional and creative media practices, including longform reporting, poetry, data, documentary, installations, and visual art. Prasad’s journalism work has been published in outlets such as The Guardian, The Washington Post, Hakai Magazine, Mongabay, Quartz, and Esquire Singapore. She has been awarded the Logan Science Journalism Fellowship at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole for May 2022 and the Jan Michalski Writing Residency in Montricher for July-August 2022. Prior speaking engagements include TEDWomen 2021, MIT Open Ocean Lab, Climate Leadership Program Workshop at the Harvard University Center for the Environment, and an on-stage interview with former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon at the Olympism in Action Forum in Buenos Aires in 2018. Website: sonaliprasad.net // I was onboard as the Digital Media Innovator of a unique photo project run by the International Olympic Committee where four of the world's best Sports Illustrated photographers, Bob Martin, Simon Bruty, Thomas Lovelock and Al Tielemens came together to capture the grit and splendor of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. // During my Knight Science Journalism fellowship, I gathered research on several significant earthquakes, particularly in the Himalayas, using MIT and Harvard resources. I developed a general understanding of plate tectonics, earthquake modeling, and the socio-political histories of earthquakes. // Reporting on energy and environment issues. // Worked on a project to report on a year-long storyline based on coral reef health data collected using automated color-detection algorithms off of underwater images. // More than 1800 candidates applied to the Fellowship. After a rigorous application process, 8 US fellows were hand-picked by their host organizations. // Reporting on energy and environment issues. // IOC World Conference on Women and Sport; Google News Lab; Columbia University - Graduate School of Journalism; Brown Institute Of Media Innovation At Columbia University; Nanjing Youth Olympic Games; Massachusetts Institute of Technology; International Olympic Committee – IOC; TED Fellows Program; International Conference on Sustainable Development 2015; Energy and Environment Project, Columbia Journalism School; International Olympic Committee; Delhi Public School - R. K. Puram; Pulitzer Center; IOC World Conference on Sport and Environment // Sonali Prasad is an Indian writer and artist with a focus on examining ecological and social ruptures. She showcases her versatility by experimenting with various forms of media, including longform reporting, poetry, data, documentary, installations, and visual art. Prasad's work has been featured in prestigious publications such as The Guardian, The Washington Post, and Esquire Singapore. She has received recognition for her contributions, including the Logan Science Journalism Fellowship and the Jan Michalski Writing Residency. Prasad has also been a speaker at events like TEDWomen and the Olympism in Action Forum. Her diverse background includes projects related to journalism, environmental issues, and innovative digital media initiatives. // My compositions examine social, scientific, and environmental conditions through artistic mediums and related language use. What soundings and textures are easily recognized, how those can be given new properties, and what routes can be set anew. How we can open up questions of preservation, survival, identity — how do we even begin to write or think about mortality, conflict, ethical responsibility, guilt and hope in this world of chaos and complexity. // Sonali Prasad, an Indian writer and artist, is recognized for her multidisciplinary approach in exploring social, scientific, and environmental themes. With a background in journalism and engineering, Prasad's work spans various mediums such as longform reporting, poetry, data, documentary, installations, and visual art. Her diverse portfolio has been featured in reputable publications like The Guardian and The Washington Post, showcasing her commitment to addressing pressing societal and environmental issues. Prasad's contributions have earned her prestigious fellowships and awards, including the Logan Science Journalism Fellowship and the Jan Michalski Writing Residency. Through her involvement in lectures and events globally, including TEDWomen and the Olympism in Action Forum, Prasad continues to engage audiences in critical conversations surrounding ecology, social ruptures, and innovative digital media initiatives. // Environmental journalist + artist // TED FELLOW 2021 Former Knight Science Journalism Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 2019-20 | Prasad is a writer and artist from India examining ecological ruptures and the entanglement of land, time, and memory. She experiments with form and has used traditional and creative media practices, including longform reporting, poetry, data, documentary, installations, and visual art. Prasad’s journalism work has been published in outlets such as The Guardian, The Washington Post, Hakai Magazine, Mongabay, Quartz, and Esquire Singapore. She is a former Google News Lab Fellow and Pulitzer Traveling Fellow. She has been awarded the Logan Science Journalism Fellowship at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole for May 2022 and the Jan Michalski Writing Residency in Montricher for July-August 2022. She is working on a manuscript and a long-term performance series examining the body of ecological grief. // Sonali Prasad, an Indian writer and artist, is recognized for her multidisciplinary approach in exploring social, scientific, and environmental themes. With a background in journalism and engineering, Prasad's work spans various mediums such as longform reporting, poetry, data, documentary, installations, and visual art. Her diverse portfolio has been featured in reputable publications like The Guardian and The Washington Post, showcasing her commitment to addressing pressing societal and environmental issues. Prasad's contributions have earned her prestigious fellowships and awards, including the Logan Science Journalism Fellowship and the Jan Michalski Writing Residency. Through her involvement in lectures and events globally, including TEDWomen and the Olympism in Action Forum, Prasad continues to engage audiences in critical conversations surrounding ecology, social ruptures, and innovative digital media initiatives. // Environmental journalist + artist // technology, writing, novels, data, research, coral reef, longform journalism, climate, climate leadership, volunteerism, coral, oceans, environment, social ruptures, documentary, artist, poetry, reef, ethics, science, ecology, land // Bangalore|India|New Delhi|Delhi

Bangalore|India|New Delhi|Delhi

Communication, countering propaganda, disinformation, job skills training, journalism, media, media ethics, misinformation, policy, rumors, social communications

2018

United States

Ukrainian School of Political Studies; Kiivs'kij Nacional'nij Torgovel'no Ekonomicnij Universitet; Self-Employed; StopFake; Nova Informaciya; Kyiv national university of trade and economics (KNUTE); Mohyla school of journalism; IREX U-Media/Ukraine; RIA Media Corp; Mohyla school of journalism

Co-founder of StopFake.org, an independent Ukrainian organization that trains an international cohort of fact-checkers in an effort to curb propaganda and misinformation in the media. Experienced editor with a demonstrated history of working in the media production industry. Watch my TED Talk https://www.ted.com/talks/olga_yurkova_inside_the_fight_against_russia_s_fake_news_empire // Fact-checking website www.stopfake.org // Head of department that covers Donbas&Crimea topics in the weekly "Kraina" magazine, the "Gazeta po-ukrainsky" newspaper and the website www.gazeta.ua // Creating and conducting trainings and workshops for journalists and editors on new media, multimedia journalism, newsroom management, social media for journalists and editors, SEO and SMM for journalists and editors, fact-checking, media standards and ethics.Among the customers of trainings and seminars:‚óè Regional Press Development Institute‚óè Association of Independent Regional Publishers of Ukraine‚óè Publishing house "Burda Ukraine"‚óè A lot of non-governmental organizations and movements, including people with disabilities‚óè University Wisconsin - Milwaukee, University Wisconsin - Madison, the USA‚óè Donbass Media Forum, Mariupol‚óè Tech Camp, Warsaw Conducted a series of public seminars on new media "Facebook +", Kyiv // Full responsibility for the content and informalional policy of newspapers "20 hvylyn", "RIA" and website www.20minut.ua // Ukrainian School of Political Studies; Kiivs'kij Nacional'nij Torgovel'no Ekonomicnij Universitet; Self-Employed; StopFake; Nova Informaciya; Kyiv national university of trade and economics (KNUTE); Mohyla school of journalism; IREX U-Media/Ukraine; RIA Media Corp; Mohyla school of journalism // Olga Yurkova is a co-founder of StopFake.org, an independent organization dedicated to training fact-checkers globally to combat misinformation and propaganda in the media. With a background in media production, Olga has extensive experience as an editor. She has led initiatives covering topics related to Donbas and Crimea in various publications and websites. Olga is also known for her role in creating and delivering training programs for journalists and editors on a range of topics including new media, journalism ethics, and fact-checking. Her expertise has been sought after by a diverse range of organizations, including media outlets, NGOs, and educational institutions both in Ukraine and internationally. // I try to make governments and people in Ukraine and the world resistant to propaganda and disinformation from malicious actors that threaten democracy // Olga Yurkova is a co-founder of StopFake.org, an organization focused on training fact-checkers globally to combat misinformation and propaganda in the media. With a background in media production, she has extensive experience as an editor, particularly in covering topics related to Donbas and Crimea. Olga is recognized for her contributions to creating and implementing training programs for journalists and editors on various subjects such as new media, journalism ethics, and fact-checking. Her expertise is highly regarded by a wide array of organizations, including media outlets, NGOs, and educational institutions in Ukraine and beyond. Through her work, Olga aims to enhance resistance to propaganda and disinformation, safeguarding democracy in Ukraine and worldwide. // Journalist, editor // When facts are false, decisions are wrong, says editor and TED Fellow Olga Yurkova. To stop the spread of fake news, she and a group of journalists launched StopFake.org, which exposes biased or inaccurate reporting in order to rebuild the trust we've lost in our journalists, leaders and institutions. Learn more about the fight against misinformation as well as two critical ways we can ensure we're not reading (or sharing) fake news. // Olga Yurkova is a co-founder of StopFake.org, an organization focused on training fact-checkers globally to combat misinformation and propaganda in the media. With a background in media production, she has extensive experience as an editor, particularly in covering topics related to Donbas and Crimea. Olga is recognized for her contributions to creating and implementing training programs for journalists and editors on various subjects such as new media, journalism ethics, and fact-checking. Her expertise is highly regarded by a wide array of organizations, including media outlets, NGOs, and educational institutions in Ukraine and beyond. Through her work, Olga aims to enhance resistance to propaganda and disinformation, safeguarding democracy in Ukraine and worldwide. // Journalist, editor // trains, public transit, technology, standards, misinformation, ethics, countering propaganda, accounting standards, journalism, policy, social communications, media, communication, disinformation, rumors, job skills training, informal communications // Kyiv|Ukraine|Kyiv city

Kyiv|Ukraine|Kyiv city