Krizna Gomez
Krizna Gomez works as an independent consultant, using design thinking, foresight, systems thinking and other methods normally not employed in the social change field, to help partners tackle long-standing problems with a fresh perspective, and opening them up through working with experts from other disciplines such as neuroscience, tech, marketing, and design. She is a recipient of the Joseph Jaworski Next Generation Foresight Practitioners Award (Humanitarian Special Award) by the School of International Futures.
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Of crystal balls, pandemics, and resilience: why foresight should be in the DNA of the social change field
By: Krizna Gomez
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"Is it not quite odd that for a field dedicated to 'social change,' we often do not engineer change but usually just adapt to it?"
Be the narrative: How embracing new narratives can revolutionize what it means to do human rights
By: Krizna Gomez & Thomas Coombes
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An experimental, hands-on narrative change initiative shows how even small civil society organizations can wield pragmatic, activity-based narrative strategies ...
Populism and human rights: a new playbook
By: César Rodríguez-Garavito & Krizna Gomez
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With populist leaders stoking nationalism and violating basic rights, traditional advocacy strategies are losing their effectiveness. The human rights movement ...
Digging deeper: the impact of coal on human rights
By: Krizna Gomez & Gregory Tzeutschler Regaignon
With governments making commitments at the Paris Conference of Parties (COP21), global leaders must understand the impact and future of coal as a matter of human ...