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A native New Yorker now living in Spain, Ann Marie Utratel forms part of the international core team in the Advocacy stream of the P2P Foundation, working on communications, strategy and infrastructure. She has also contributed to projects such as [http://commonstransition.org/ Commons Transition], [http://p2pvalue.eu/ P2Pvalue] and many others. She writes [http://commonstransition.org/category/authors/ann-marie-utratel/ original articles], edits, curates for the P2P Foundation blog and Commons Transition (including assistance with the ongoing [http://commonstransition.org/category/articles-and-resources/100-women-of-p2p/ 100 Women Co-creating the P2P Society] project), and helps connect an ever-widening network of people involved in the P2P/Commons movement. | A native New Yorker now living in Spain, Ann Marie Utratel forms part of the international core team in the Advocacy stream of the P2P Foundation, working on communications, organizational strategy and infrastructure. She has also contributed to projects such as [http://commonstransition.org/ Commons Transition], [http://p2pvalue.eu/ P2Pvalue] and many others. She writes [http://commonstransition.org/category/authors/ann-marie-utratel/ original articles], edits, curates for the P2P Foundation blog and Commons Transition (including assistance with the ongoing [http://commonstransition.org/category/articles-and-resources/100-women-of-p2p/ 100 Women Co-creating the P2P Society] project), and helps connect an ever-widening network of people involved in the P2P/Commons movement. | ||
Twitter: @AMUtratel | Twitter: @AMUtratel | ||
Latest revision as of 13:54, 14 April 2017
A native New Yorker now living in Spain, Ann Marie Utratel forms part of the international core team in the Advocacy stream of the P2P Foundation, working on communications, organizational strategy and infrastructure. She has also contributed to projects such as Commons Transition, P2Pvalue and many others. She writes original articles, edits, curates for the P2P Foundation blog and Commons Transition (including assistance with the ongoing 100 Women Co-creating the P2P Society project), and helps connect an ever-widening network of people involved in the P2P/Commons movement.
Twitter: @AMUtratel