What I do
It's all connected
Morph
Carried by Purpose
Morph rescues useful materials from becoming waste and uses them to develop products made for daily use as we work to improve the livelihoods of our collaborators.
Linear to Circular
Helping People, Planet, & Business
L2C helps firms analyze their waste streams, design programs tailored to create financial and environmental benefits, and implement related programs to move towards the circular economy. We also design and implement workshops and training, and we have deep experience translating research into actionable insights via things case studies and articles targeted at relevant audiences.
Wicked Problems Collaborative
Books are Good Food
The WPC focuses on humanity’s biggest challenges.
Check out our books:
Circular Design Lab
Systemic Design for the Masses
The CDL teaches communities to work on major social and environmental challenges. We design and lead workshops using systemic design-an approach that marries design and systems thinking-to help community members address wicked problems where they are. We’re also creating a framework and toolkit for systemic design.
Wandering Thoughts
Essays and whatnot
Free Inquiry
A bimonthly journal of secular humanist opinion and commentary
On the Threat of AI
THINK
Ideas and innovative solutions to today’s most pressing problems
THINK 12: Navigating the AI Terrain
THINK 11: The Art, Science and Good News of Ageing
THINK 10: Reorganizing the Future of Work
THINK 8: East Meets West in the Pandemic
THINK 6: The Necessity of Circularity
THINK 2: The Evolving Nature of Labor
The RSA
21st century enlightenment
On the Problem of Growth
On the Plastic Problem
- Digging into plastic waste in Thailand
- Socioeconomic Factors of Plastic Waste Collection in Thailand and Beyond
- Gaps and Benefits in Thailand’s Informal Waste Collection System
Serving Others
Circular Design Lab
The Future of Work
Our Treatment of Refugees
Supporting Social Innovations
The Week
All you need to know about everything that matters
World Health Network
Protecting health and minimizing harm to individuals and society
Towards Recentering Public health
End Coronavirus
A multi-disciplinary effort to eliminate COVID-19
Sustainable Brands
Systems thinking in action
On the Role of Sustainability Leaders
Advocacy, Purpose, and Engagement
Impact Assessment
Inclusive Business
Changing Business From Within
Harvard Business Review
Ideas and advice for Leaders
The Circular Economy is Good Business
SALT Magazine
Compassionate business thinking
Challenging Your Beliefs
On Driverless Cars
Avoiding Corporate Calcification
Social Space
Innovation + impact
Questioning Tech
Re-envisioning Schools
The Nation
Thailand's Independent Newspaper
The Sufficiency Economy
Bangkok Post
Thailand's most credible source of Thai and international developments.
Plastic waste
SDG Helpdesk
A one-stop shop for SDG-related tools, knowledge, & more
Affiliations
Partner organizations
The Pledge on Food Waste
Time to save food
I’m an auditor and a member of the Board of Advisors for The Pledge on Food Waste, where I’ve provided guidance for the certification program’s creation and ongoing evolution.
Thammasat University - School of Global Studies
Innovators for sustainable solutions to complex global issues
I'm a former faculty member and ongoing adjunct at Thammasat University’s School of Global Studies (SGS). I teach courses designed for active learning on social innovation, advocacy, and social enterprise in the ASEAN context.
Circular Economy Club - Bangkok
Local action. Global impact.
As Thailand’s Organizer for the Circular Economy Club, I hosted events that brought together circular economy proponents to learn together and develop possibilities.
Story-Based Systemic Design
Sit with the problem
Story-Based Systemic Design (SBSD) helps people design change with sustainability being central to the process.
SBSD is a participant-driven framework for systemic design that integrates systems thinking and storytelling in seeking community-developed solutions to wicked problems.
Learn more about SBSD over at the Linear to Circular site.
