Twelve practitioners, researchers, and builders from AI, somatics, education, media, regeneration, community-building, and futures work — spending a year thinking and building together.
The Fellowship is co-convened by Pavel Luksha and Boaz Feldman. It brings together twelve people already carrying serious pieces of the Planetary Adulthood transition in their own work, and asks them to think, build, and be accountable to each other across a year — rather than meet once and disperse.
The group works through four project clusters, each combining people from different backgrounds around a shared thread of the larger inquiry.
Pavel Luksha, Victor Vorski, Alexander Maneev. AI-synthesis combined with community knowledge and Ariadne, an experimental collective AI agent.
Boaz Feldman, Silke Modita, Jelena Mair, Bihter Kartheuser, Rebekka Haas. NeuroSystemics, Organic Intelligence, somatics, and community infrastructure.
Pavel Luksha, Federica Lari, Katerina Luksha, Silke Modita, Rebekka Haas. How a civilizational transition is lived in the body.
Victor Vorski, Federica Lari, Katerina Luksha, Valentina Raman, Anne Ignatenko, and others — co-developing the Salon format together.
Belgrade, SerbiaForesight practitioner, systems thinker and founder of Global Education Futures. Pavel works across education, human development and civilizational transformation, and is developing the Planetary Adulthood framework and Living Book. Brings to the Fellowship: Planetary Adulthood; the Living Book; Inner Architecture; participatory foresight and future-mapping; and experience building international learning and transformation ecosystems.
NewsletterCambridge, UKClinical psychologist, contemplative practitioner and founder of NeuroSystemics. A PhD candidate at Cambridge, Boaz explores how inner and relational capacities can support flourishing, collective resilience and societal change. Brings to the Fellowship: NeuroSystemics and relational-capacity practice; somatic and contemplative approaches; and an emerging pathway from personal development through dyadic practice into collective learning and group work.
Cell biologist and contemplative practitioner, creator of Planetary Health Yoga. Federica integrates science, spirituality and embodied practice to help people Reconnect with the source of our wellbeing and heal our relationship with the living Earth. Brings to the Fellowship: The Reconnect programme for youth and academia; Planetary Health Yoga; embodied and contemplative practice; a planetary wise nutrition; and exploration of sensory experiences as pathways into Planetary Adulthood.
Ecosystem builder working across regenerative culture, collective intelligence, technology and gathering. Through The Coherence Company and The Gathering, Victor explores how groups can move from fragmented conversation to coordinated action. Brings to the Fellowship: Audax OS; Coherence Conversations; AI-supported collective sensemaking; gathering design; and experiments in new forms of regenerative organisation and collaboration.
Physiotherapist, CranioSacral therapist and Organic Intelligence coach based in Basel. Silke facilitates NeuroSystemics Resiliency Circles and brings somatic practice together with a commitment to climate, feminist and Earth-connected work. Brings to the Fellowship: Organic Intelligence and embodied resilience practice, regular Resiliency Circles, six years of women’s-circle experience, and interest in extending relational and embodied practice toward younger people.
Education and leadership practitioner and co-founder of Global Education Futures. Katerina works across learning ecosystems, youth empowerment, inspirational communication and women’s leadership as dimensions of civilizational transformation. Brings to the Fellowship: Women’s Wisdom Circles; her “inspiration gene” approach to authentic, authorial communication; youth empowerment; and long experience designing transformative learning environments.
Media founder, strategist and Process Work coach. After more than a decade in independent journalism, Anne now works with media, NGOs and civic organisations on resilient communication, leadership, storytelling and meaningful action. Brings to the Fellowship: Supernova, now being relaunched in English; media and storytelling capacity for the Fellowship; and an inquiry into shared values, power and governance through the proposed Fellowship constitution.
WebsiteCommunity builder, organisational architect and creative practitioner based in Zurich. Jelena works across School of Commons, arts, peer learning and social change, connecting people, ideas and structures that help communities thrive. Brings to the Fellowship: School of Commons experience in self-organised peer learning; community-building and organisational design; and work with Boaz, Bihter and NeuroSystemics on a steward-owned community platform for collective wellbeing.
Somatic practitioner and mentor working with Organic Intelligence and NeuroSystemics. Based in Istanbul, Rebekka brings a background in filmmaking, yoga entrepreneurship and trauma-informed group and one-to-one practice. Brings to the Fellowship: somatic trauma practice, Organic Intelligence, NeuroSystemics, Resiliency Circles and embodied approaches to creating safety, presence and relational capacity in groups.
Community weaver, researcher and co-founder of YouthxYouth and The Weaving Lab. Valentina explores youth flourishing, intergenerational relationships, belonging and community-led transformation through research and practice. Brings to the Fellowship: research on youth flourishing and intergenerational community spaces; experience from YouthxYouth and The Weaving Lab; and practices for dialogue, belonging and participatory learning.
Digital product builder and CTO of Global Mayors Academy, with more than two decades across digital products and AI. Alex explores how technology, collective intelligence and inner development can support regenerative futures. Brings to the Fellowship: Ariadne, the experimental collective AI agent; experience building AI and digital systems; and exploration of AI-supported memory, matchmaking, self-understanding and collective intelligence.
Somatic coach and facilitator with a background in media sociology, yoga and mindfulness. Based in Berlin, Bihter works with nervous-system resilience, relational capacity and the link between personal and societal transformation. Brings to the Fellowship: Somatic and relational practice; emerging organisational training around relational skills; digital literacy as a human-development question; and work on the shared NeuroSystemics community infrastructure.
