Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Marilyn Mehlmann (born in London, 1939) is a Swedish environmentalist and educator. Born in England, Mehlmann went to a French school and worked in Norway and Denmark before settling in Sweden. At the start of her career Mehlmann was involved with product development at IBM. Later she became the director of the Swedish Institute for Social Inventions.In 1995 Mehlmann was appointed General Secretary of Global Action Plan International, a network of NGOs that specialises in sustainable behaviour change. She has worked for several decades in more than 20 countries in Europe, the USA, Asia, and Southern Africa to empower individuals and organizations to live and work more sustainably. Mehlmann helps to co-create new methods and tools for sustainable development, including a highly innovative Learning for Change or L4C methodology currently offered on three continents.Since 2005, Mehlmann is also a Vice-President of the Union of International Associations or UIA. Mehlmann is a member of several advisory boards. She is a founder member and board member of the Swedish Community of Learners. In addition, Mehlmann is a Member of the Advisory Boards of People-Centered Development Forum, Seattle, and of Gaia University, Germany and Mexico.In 2011, Mehlmann was awarded the Rachel Carson Prize for her long-term efforts to involve individuals, companies and NGOs in acting sustainably.Mehlmann is also the author and co-author of numerous publications"@en }
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- Marilyn_Mehlmann abstract "Marilyn Mehlmann (born in London, 1939) is a Swedish environmentalist and educator. Born in England, Mehlmann went to a French school and worked in Norway and Denmark before settling in Sweden. At the start of her career Mehlmann was involved with product development at IBM. Later she became the director of the Swedish Institute for Social Inventions.In 1995 Mehlmann was appointed General Secretary of Global Action Plan International, a network of NGOs that specialises in sustainable behaviour change. She has worked for several decades in more than 20 countries in Europe, the USA, Asia, and Southern Africa to empower individuals and organizations to live and work more sustainably. Mehlmann helps to co-create new methods and tools for sustainable development, including a highly innovative Learning for Change or L4C methodology currently offered on three continents.Since 2005, Mehlmann is also a Vice-President of the Union of International Associations or UIA. Mehlmann is a member of several advisory boards. She is a founder member and board member of the Swedish Community of Learners. In addition, Mehlmann is a Member of the Advisory Boards of People-Centered Development Forum, Seattle, and of Gaia University, Germany and Mexico.In 2011, Mehlmann was awarded the Rachel Carson Prize for her long-term efforts to involve individuals, companies and NGOs in acting sustainably.Mehlmann is also the author and co-author of numerous publications".