Who we are

Individuals

  • Friedrich Brandi, Germany

  • Niall Watson, UK

  • Christopher Spreadbury, UK

  • Jon Lajoie, USA , actor/director

  • Neil Tabraham, United Kingdom

    It’s time that influence from large corporations was removed from the democratic processes in the world. When decisions are made for personal or financial gain, it is nothing more than corruption. Creating a system with more equality and fairer distribution of wealth while having an empowered and inspired workforce is imperative for future sustainability.

  • Kathrine Raleigh, USA and Spain, Projects Coordinator, Sant Pau Barcelona

    I fully identify with the manifesto.

  • Dominic Doble, UK, Minister, Church of England

    The issues are important because the few have made this little lump of rock we call home impossible to live on for many people and creatures already. That number is growing.

    The Democracy and Sustainability Platform could promote change to local and appropriate:
    - food production and sales
    - renewable energy use
    - water management
    This would boost harmony and health at a number of levels.

  • Ava Shackleford, UK, Research Student, University of Sheffield

    I believe that the issues raised in the manifesto are of paramount importance for current and future generations.

  • Daniel LaLiberte, US

    Sustainability without democracy is pointless, if not impossible. Democracy without sustainability is pointless, if not impossible. Democracy and sustainability fundamentally need each other.

  • Jonathan Harris, Canada

  • Laura Scott, UK

    Am interested in making food supply more sustainable.
    I am a Freelance Nutritionist specialising in plant-based nutrition for health and sustainability.

  • Alexander O’Dell, UK

    I am 40 years of age, have always exercised my right not to vote..until now. Why? Because I feel at this critical point in our species’ evolution we owe it to this planet, always trust your mother earth.

  • Ioanna Rossi, UK, Economic & Sustainable Development Consultant, Freelance Consultant / Researcher

  • Denise Momberg, South Africa

    Enshrined in its democratic Constitution, South Africa’s Bill of Rights is fundamentally a framework for national sustainability. We need to work at embedding this thinking into the minds and hearts of all who live here and elsewhere.

  • Bruce Eggum, United States

    Each of us have ways and needs. Together we can accomplish much. Coordination and cooperation are necessary and by joining a democratic world organization we can accomplish this.