Mille designs and facilitates transformative dialogue and social change processes.
About
Marianne Mille Bojer contributed to founding the Reos Partners offices in both Johannesburg and São Paulo, and is now based in Geneva. She is co-author of Mapping Dialogue: Essential Tools for Social Change, which outlines a variety of transformative dialogue tools and change processes. Rocio Chaveste, co-founder of the Kanankil Institute in Mexico, said about this book: “[It] is a must for those of us who are deeply involved in the process of co-constructing a better future for all.”
Mille has worked on large-scale multi-stakeholder projects addressing challenges including HIV/AIDS, Children, Education, Democracy, Civil Society, Oceans Management, Health, and Sustainable Development. She has worked at community, national, regional and global levels. Previously, at Pioneers of Change, she developed expertise in facilitating learning communities, hosting dialogue, and building networks and organizations.
Expertise
Process design, group dialogue, social entrepreneurship
Selected Projects
- Scenarios for the Future of Afghan Civil Society
- Cyprus Transformative Scenarios Process
- Conducive Space for Peace
- The Future of Brazilian Civil Society
- Alerta Democratica
- Sustainable Oceans Lab
- Brazil Education Scenarios
- Scenarios for the Drug Problem in the Americas
- Bhavishya Alliance for Child Nutrition
- Scenarios for Civil Society
- Leadership and Innovation Network for Children
- Business Reference Group for Sustainability (GRES)
- Metropolitan agriculture
Publications
News Posts
- Partnering on Transitions
- Building Shared Realities: What we miss when we focus on misinformation without a systemic perspective
- COVID Futures Framework
- Activating collective will: Responding to the pandemic at the system level
- Closing the global justice gap with transformation labs
- Taking time for transformation:
Reflections on the Conducive Space for Peace Accelerator - What If We Really Meant It? Transformative approaches for the Sustainable Development Goals
- Looking to the Future for Brazilian Democracy
- World Bank Initiative: Promoting the Right to Health in Latin America
- Capacity-Building for Systemic Change
- Metropolitan Agriculture: São Paulo, Brazil
- GRES: Integrating Sustainability in the Core of Brazilian Business
- We Can't Keep Meeting Like This: Developing the Capacity for Cross-Sector Collaboration
- Surrender and Imagine: Engaging with global climate change
- We Can't Keep Meeting Like This: Developing the Capacity for Cross-Sector Collaboration