Current members
Members are institutions, organisations or leaders dedicated to advancing the Network’s purpose. They work towards enhancing governance, collaboration, and decision-making to safeguard the rights, interests and wellbeing of future generations.
Béla Kuslits
Ecology officer – Jesuit European Social Centre
Cat Tully
Managing Director – School of International Futures (SOIF)
Cebile Ntombela
Deputy Director of Strategic Environmental Intelligence – Deparment of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment – South Africa
Charlie Hicks
Councillor – Oxfordshire County Council – UK
Prof Daniella Tilbury
Former Commissioner for Sustainable Development and Future Generations, HMGOG Gibraltar Director, Today4Tomorrow
Derek Walker
Future Generations Commissioner for Wales
Elizabeth Dirth
Managing Director – ZOE Institute for Future-fit Economies
Felipe Bosch
Executive Director – Intergenerational Center for Global Action (ICGA)
Dr. Giedrius Viliūnas
Adviser – Office of the Committee for the Future of the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania
Prof Gyula Bándi
Ombudsman for Future Generations – Office of the Com-missioner for Fundamental Rights – Hungary
Jan van de Venis
Acting Ombudsperson for Future Generations – Lab for Future Generations
Jonas Gissel Mikkelsen
Director – Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies
Prof Jusen Asuka
Advisor – Environment and Energy Project Team of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ)
Katerina Lambrinou
Special Advisor – Hellenic Parliament – Greece
Makoto Yamazaki
Secretary general – Environment and Energy Project Team of the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ)
Paul Gilhooley
Legislation and Improvement Team Leader – National Performance Framework Unit – Scotland
Peter Davies
Chair – Foundation for Democracy and Sustainable Development
Shlomo Shoham
Former Future Generations Commissioner – Israel
Taylor Dee Hawkins
Managing Director – Foundations for Tomorrow, Advisor – United Nations Foundation
Valeria Colunga
Global Board Member – Girl Up Org., Former Next Generation Fellow
Observer Status
Observer Staus is granted to organisations and leaders that share the NiFG’s purpose and vision, and are committed to supporting its advancement, in a complementary capacity to standard membership. Observers do not have the right to vote or inform NiFG’s decision-making processes but participate in meetings, events and knowledge-sharing.
Jerry DeMarco
Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development – Canada