Rhiannon Colvin is a facilitator, activist, writer and social entrepreneur passionate about developing new ways of learning, working and living to create individual and collective empowerment. She has participated in various direct action movements and cofounded organisations such as The Really Open University and AltGen. She is currently doing a Mistress: a year of self led study exploring the relationship between mental health, economy, gender and culture. Find her on Medium @rhithink.
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Published in: TransformationWhy aren’t we thriving at work?With mental health problems forcing thousands of people out of their jobs, we need to fundamentally re-imagine the role that work plays in our lives.
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Published in: TransformationLove, anger and social transformationThe politics of the future must embrace all that makes us human: our anger, our pain, our joy and our love.
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Published in: TransformationRe-imagining the future of workAn extract from Resist! Against a precarious future, a new book on young people and politics.
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Published in: openDemocracyUKHow co-operatives can help Generation Y take control over their futureCo-operatives can give a generation of graduates the chance to reclaim their future.