The New Earth Manifesto is a vision of what humanity can put in place, based on the values of the heart: Love – Truth – Freedom – Equity – Brotherhood – Peace. More than 200 people have worked together to see how this could be concretely implemented in all dimensions of daily life. This gave 9 chapters:

• Health of all life: How to act all together to be all fulfilled and in good health.
• Development of potential: How to allow children and everyone else to let all their potential flourish.
• Cycles of production/economy: How to implement a living economy that respects everyone, all cultures, all kingdoms and the planet?
• Living spaces: How to develop new efficient living spaces in harmony with all life?
• Administration: How to implement a simple and efficient administration at the service of all?
• Law, guardians of the law and guardians of peace: How to bring back justice and peace to the center of the mission of all civil servants, so that they become true guardians in the noble sense of the term.
• Money: How to give back to money the values of equity, generosity and fruitful exchange for all?
• Media : How to put information at the service of evolution, of the good of the world and of the well-being of everyone ?
• Supreme Principle – Each of our actions and each universal law are always oriented towards the well-being of all life in respect, compassion and full awareness of the earth and its diversity.

Neil has taught in a number of inner-city schools for over 25 years, working with London Open House for much of that time. Neil is a trustee of Blue Print (formerly the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust) for the past 15 years. He is currently Head of Product Design and Architecture at Graveney School in south London, where he introduced Architecture to the curriculum, winning various Open House competitions and being honoured as “Open House Teacher of the Year”.

Neil has received national recognition for his Celebrating Architecture initiative recognising the work of young talented Non-Traditional and Traditional students at Graveney School and has been endorsed by the GLA good growth by design. Guest speakers at Celebrating Architecture have included; Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Professor Chris Wise and Wayne Hemingway, alongside some of the most prestigious national and international architectural practices.

Neil has been a guest speaker at various RIBA events and is an Arkwright interviewer for Imperial College’s engineering scholarship. He has been involved in the London Festival of Architecture and has led architectural workshops at the RCA in collaboration with the Architectural Foundation.
Neil founded GLAM  GUCCI, LOUIS VUITTON  ARCHITECTURE & ME More recently he has been awarded the NLA (New London Architecture) Hidden Hero award and A ‘Lifetime Award’ by Sound Advice.

Abhinav has varied interests and skills in different fields.
He combines these, among other things, through organising serendipity dinners in Paris, in his off-time, since 2017, promoting unlikely connections in unlikely places.

In the last 10 years he has been part of various projects at the frontier of innovation and sustainability helping to build communities. His mission is to inspire and guide transformation of people and organizations with the magic of simplicity and resourcefulness.

He is also the creator of the Innovation Tarot deck, a tool for asking deep questions.

His general curiosity has made him a quick learner to synthesize different domains of knowledge for an integrative perspective on the modern world.

He grew up in Pondicherry and did his education from the Sri Aurobindo International Center of Education. Since 2009 he has been living in France.

Since very young, Annelieke is fascinated by the beauty of co-creation: the magic of feeling part of a bigger whole, shivering of joy and inspiration. A flow that opens greater possibility, a “touch” of the sacred…
What is it that sparks this alchemy? How can it be invited in places of stagnation, despair, fragmentation? How can the unique gifts of each Being be welcomed, valued, awakened, find expression, and participate in the subtle weaving of the tapestry of Life?

When she moved from The Netherlands to Portugal, in 2005, a whole new world opened through engaging with the land. Plants, seasons and cycles became her teachers. Bees and the forest her special companions and allies.

She loves to explore who we can be as “global gardeners”, weaving these skills in our daily lives. And to share the wonder that comes with this bond, with people of all ages.

In 2019, she co-founded the BeeWisdom network, together with her teacher and colleague Sandira Belia. She is currently living in Alentejo, South-west Portugal, where she supports land owners and bee lovers in this co-creative journey.

Neil has taught in a number of inner-city schools for over 25 years, working with London Open House for much of that time. Neil is a trustee of Blue Print (formerly the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust) for the past 15 years. He is currently Head of Product Design and Architecture at Graveney School in south London, where he introduced Architecture to the curriculum, winning various Open House competitions and being honoured as “Open House Teacher of the Year”.

Neil has received national recognition for his Celebrating Architecture initiative recognising the work of young talented Non-Traditional and Traditional students at Graveney School and has been endorsed by the GLA good growth by design. Guest speakers at Celebrating Architecture have included; Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Professor Chris Wise and Wayne Hemingway, alongside some of the most prestigious national and international architectural practices.

Neil has been a guest speaker at various RIBA events and is an Arkwright interviewer for Imperial College’s engineering scholarship. He has been involved in the London Festival of Architecture and has led architectural workshops at the RCA in collaboration with the Architectural Foundation.
Neil founded GLAM  GUCCI, LOUIS VUITTON  ARCHITECTURE & ME More recently he has been awarded the NLA (New London Architecture) Hidden Hero award and A ‘Lifetime Award’ by Sound Advice.