CHELSEA ROBINSON

Working in complex systems from an early age, Chelsea was an active leader in youth climate movement building in New Zealand and globally as part of the UN Copenhagen Summit. Following this experience Chelsea went on to cofound Generation Zero, a movement of young kiwis aiming to build cross party political support for net zero emissions by 2050. Studying Environmental Studies at Victoria University of Wellington, Chelsea researched future practice for policy making and explored the success factors of collaborative governance which authentically include Māori voices for the management of commons resources such as water. With an everlasting impulse to understand how change happens, Chelsea shifted to working in local government to try putting these ideas into practice, and then with central government to engage with communities across the country through initiatives such as a collaborative re-assessment of the Census questions for New Zealand... Enspiral is a powerful network of social..