THEATRICAL EXPERT University of Birmingham

Nicholas is an actor, consultant, lecturer, facilitator and coach, specialising in responsible leadership and drama-based pedagogies. Nicholas has an MBA and is a Ph. D. candidate at Birmingham Business School.

PROJECT LEAD University of Exeter

Lívia is a Lecturer in Sustainable Management at the Business School. Her interests are in environmental justice, transformative social innovation, intellectual activism and critical pedagogy. She is the project lead for CAOS at the University of Exeter, having obtained the Global Classrooms Fellowship for the project.

THEATRICAL EXPERT University of Turin

Silvia is a drama therapist and trainer in applied theatre. She coordinated the theatre part of the CAOS project and proposed theoretical and practical training for teachers and supervised their theatre practice with students in the classroom.

PROJECT CO-LEAD University of Turin

Mario is Professor of Economics at the University of Turin, where he also teaches macroeconomics and ecological economics. His research focuses on economics as a science, approached from a philosophy-of-science perspective. 

CO-COORDINATOR University of Exeter

Laura has a background in Social Economics. She serves as Programme Director for the BSc Business and Environment and Associate Editor at the Academy of Management Learning and Education Journal.

CO-COORDINATOR University of Exeter

Caroline is a law educator and interdisciplinary researcher with expertise in Criminal and Environmental Law. Committed to inclusive, active learning and advancing legal education through student-centred design and trauma-informed teaching practices.

CO-PARTNER University of Turin

David is a social scientist based at the University of Turin. He is interested in applying drama-based pedagogy to corporate environmental justice and accountability. David created the link between Turin and Exeter. His role in CAOS is to coordinate the collaboration between the Universities.

PROJECT CO-LEAD University of Turin

Alice has a background in Qualitative Methodology and Sociology of Health and Illness from the University of Torino. During her postdoc research studies, she used many creative methods, particularly comics and applied theatre. Her interests revolve around mental health, disability, trust in healthcare practices, and creative methods.