Community = Co-Creating Ecosystems
Trans4m Fellows: Actively Driving
Local-Global Transformation Processes
- Trans4m Fellows:
Overview - Chipo Ndudzo
Zimbabwe - Premie Naicker
South Africa - Laila Abdul Majeed
Jordan - Daud Taranhike
Zimbabwe - Cornelia Drescher
Germany - Yusuf Adeojo
Nigeria - Loshnee Naidoo
South Africa - Marlene de Beer
South Africa - Robert Dellner
UK/Sweden - Esther Shebi
Nigeria - Jubril Adeojo
Nigeria - Smart Zongololo
Zimbabwe - Ezekiah Benjamin
Zambia - Folusho Titiloye
Nigeria - Aneeqa Malik
UK/Pakistan - Emil Nothnagel
South Africa
Trans4m’s Fellows simultaneously engage in self-organisation-society transformation processes, to sustainably root integral knowledge and practice in their respective societal and cultural grounds.
Trans4m Fellows shift realities. Through their transformative research-to-innovation each one of them follows his or her personal calling, linked to a burning issue in society – aspiring to make a tangible contribution to new integral theory, applied to new integral practice. The objective, in all cases, is to develop locally relevant theory and to apply it in order to address the burning issues at hand.
All of them are hence actively co-creators of a locally and globally growing integral knowledge base and integral practice. Most of them are enrolled in the Trans4m-Da-Vinci PhD program for Integral Development – a program which is oriented towards CARE-ing for Society.
While in this section each Trans4m Fellow personally introduces his- or herself, you will find the Integral Innovation profile of each under Integral Innovations.