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Anna Kovasna

Facilitator, educator, and co-founder of Kincentric Leadership, specializing in community resilience and exploring kincentric leadership across the polycrisis.

About Anna

Anna Kovasna is a dedicated leader and educator based in France, co-founding Kincentric Leadership to support regenerative change by integrating kinship principles into leadership and resilience practices. She brings together deep insights from polycrisis analysis, community facilitation, and radical inclusivity, drawing from her academic work at Lund University and community experiences in Europe. Anna’s work centers on evolving systems with empathy, interbeing, and a respect for multiple intelligences, promoting liberation and mutual thriving through collective efforts and regenerative community practices.

In Anna's own words

“We can navigate [polycrisis] with intention.”
Source: Community Resilience Podcast Launching March 20 (Global Ecovillage Network), March 2024
“we weave together indigenous wisdom, current science and grassroots practice”
Source: Apply to our Kincentric Leadership Programme! (Global Ecovillage Network, byline Anna Kovasna), March 2023

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