I have several hats - as a singer/songwriter artivist, I would like to meet with other musicians and artists to work on lyrics and composition of songs for the climate movement (I am bringing with me a song "The tide is rising and so are we" composed by Shoshana Friedman, which was performed in Washington at the National Cathedral at the occasion of Pope Francis' visit in the US) - as a global networker (member of the Dialogues en Humanité) I am interested in meeting with young activists who would like to brainstorm on new ways to engage young people around climate issues but also about how to reframe questions about their future, and how we can make it hopeful and exciting, around questions of a New Economy, healing the Earth and Ourselves - and as a scholar in ecological economics (GDAE, Tufts University, Boston), I am interested in local sustainable initiatives (including transition towns, local currencies, integrative social-ecosystemic approaches on water and land management, and indigenous sustainable economies) - I am also connected with 4D, the French NGO, and their educational initiative "Our life 21"