Paul Emilieu Marchesseau

Correspondent on CHNGMKR

Paul Emilieu Marchesseau recommends 8 changemakers on CHNGMKR, each one chosen and explained by name.

Changemakers recommended by Paul Emilieu Marchesseau

• François Marchesseau, Champdenier, France
  An organic farmer since the 1980s, François Marchesseau chose to take charge of processing his own harvests.
• Yves Citton, Paris, France
  A professor at Université Paris 8, Yves Citton thinks of attention as an ecology: a scarce resource, captured by the media, that we must cultivate together as a shared environment.
• Bernard Stiegler, Paris, France
  A philosopher of technology (1952-2020), Bernard Stiegler saw every tool as both remedy and poison. He championed an economy of contribution in which everyone becomes a producer of knowledge again.
• David Holmgren, Hepburn, Australia
  Co-founder of permaculture in the 1970s, the Australian David Holmgren set out its twelve design principles, inspired by ecosystems, for farming, housing and society.
• Éditions Wildproject, Marseille, France
  Founded in Marseille in 2008, the publishing house Wildproject brought the great texts of ecological thought into French and laid the foundations of the French environmental humanities.
• Atelier Paysan, Renage, France
  A cooperative born in Isère, L'Atelier Paysan helps farmers design and build their own tools, with open-source plans and training courses, towards technological sovereignty for peasant farming.
• Philippe Meirieu, Lyon, France
  An educationalist and a figure of progressive education, Philippe Meirieu defends a school where pupils search, experiment and build their own knowledge, and he always ties learning to democracy.
• La Ferme des Volonteux, Beaumont-lès-Valence, France
  A collective farm run as a worker cooperative in the Drôme, La Ferme des Volonteux pools land, tools and know-how around organic market gardening, direct sales and the training of future farmers.

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