Dr. Katy Fox is a social anthropologist, community organiser, teacher and ecosocial designer. She is passionate about social and cultural transformation.
Her doctoral research concerned the impacts of EU agriculture policy on the lives of subsistence farmers in Romania (2006-2010). Her follow-up research in Romania (2009) brought to the fore environmental questions and she has since worked with permaculturists and new types of environmental grassroots movements.
While her earlier interests were focused around the economy and power relations, her current work is concerned with systemic, deliberative paths for desired social change and the interconnections between ecosystems and social systems.
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After living in Scotland and Romania for a decade, she moved back to her native Luxembourg (Beckerich) in 2010 and founded CELL, the Centre for Ecological Learning Luxembourg, a non-profit organisation that serves as a laboratory for sustainable living, which she led until 2018.
Katy still conducts various trainings as Mycelium Design, serves as president for Äerdschëff asbl, an earthship-inspired building that works for youth on low tech solutions, serves on the board of TERRA, a transition and education co-op for resilient and regenerative agriculture, and leads a community farm in Arlon focused on Deep Adaptation.
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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