Qui sommes-nous?

A Big Project est composé de personnes provenant de plus de 20 pays différents et de presque toutes les régions du monde. Nous n'avons aucune affiliation officielle avec toute organisation ou institution. Nous développons un projet sur une année, non-politique, et nous cherchons à faire souffler un vent nouveau pour le bien de tous. Nous sommes des militants, des économistes, des étudiants, des réceptionnistes, des artistes, des agriculteurs, des scientifiques, des professionnels du sexe, des avocats, des chauffeurs, des enseignants, des propriétaires de petites entreprises, des conseillers spirituels, et des personnes sans emploi. Indépendamment de notre large éventail de perspectives politiques, religieuses et philosophiques, nous nous rassemblons autour de la croyance commune que notre monde peut être meilleur qu'il ne l'est actuellement, et que nous avons le pouvoir de soutenir des changements positifs simplement en démarrant la conversation.

Alex Strazzanti

(Seattle, USA) ABP Social Media Team Our vision of what is possible for our future has been limited. But if we work together, we can move our world community in a direction of peace, prosperity and compassion for one another.

Andreina Gril

(Caracas, Venezuela) ABP Translation Team. The project joins people from all around the world to look for answers, and all opinions count, no matter where they come from. Creating a better world is about making a habit of small changes that can have cumulative results.

Shannon M. Trilli

(USA) Resource Outreach Team. There is more good, love and positive creativity in the world than bad. I hope we see how beautiful life is, in its own simple expressions, despite the seismic changes and challenges that continue to happen all around us.

Priyanka Ladha

(India) ABP Central Support and Coordination Team. In every part of this earth, humans are suffering due to various reasons. I hope that a big project helps each of us realize the importance of our lives and the causes of our sufferings.

Vitor Lopez

(Kiel, Germany) ABP Translation Team. I am interested in making some difference in this more and more globalized and in some way “lost” world.

Sara Nisar

(Karachi, Pakistan) ABP Art Explosion Team. The project chooses the most effective mediums - art and music - to promote an idea that this world can be a much better place than it is.

Sidney Lewis Friend

(Portland, USA) Central Support and Coordination Team. This project inspires our collective imagination of what could be a better world and that is the precursor that will get us there.

Stephen Kamya

(Kampala, Uganda) ABP Network Team. This project will help me to share my ideas and feelings with others from other parts of the world.

William Boorstein

(Brooklyn, USA) ABP Spark Support Team. We are not alone; we are community. We are not powerless; we are empowered. Our common humanity transcends perceived boundaries such as culture, language, religion, and politics.

Melissa Barthelemy - Lecouturier

(Paris, France) Translation Team. Everyone is responsible for the life we all have, and if everyone makes a step at once, something bigger than our dreams will become: it will change reality itself.

Deb Stern

(Brooklyn, USA) ABP Resource Outreach Team. We don't have to wait to make a difference now in how we live our lives.

Marina Azcarate

(Delhi, India) ABP Secret Initiative Team. I believe that normal people can have a positive impact on the World.

Shai J Lauros

(USA) ABP Art Development and Outreach Team. We already have power to make things better, we just need to try.

Rita Agarwal

(Vancouver, Canada) ABP Data Synthesis Team. We want to work towards a world which is good for all and not just for a handful of people.

Chantal Intrator

(Brazil) ABP Team? I believe in the project and I want to do something to help improve the world.

Anne Cecile Bellanger

(Barcelona, Spain) ABP Translation Team. This project will bring about a message of hope for future generations.

Lillian Nanteza

(Kampala, Uganda) ABP Resource Outreach Team. We are the change we want to see in the world. No change shall take place without efforts to find solutions to the problems affecting our lives, communities or countries and the world at large.

Griselda Vega

(Brooklyn, USA) ABP Translation and Network Team. I expect that we will have much more in common than we think, and to see those common ideas come together in such a universal and transversal language such as art and music will be very impactful.

Asha Smith

(Singapore) ABP Art Development and Outreach Team. Anything is possible! Hence I am here to use my free time in a meaningful way and keep the arts present in my life.

Zena Nelson

(Brooklyn, USA) ABP Network Outreach and Maintenance Team. I am interested in making some difference in this more and more globalized and in some way “lost” world.

Chai Ratana

(Phnom Penh, Cambodia) ABP Data Synthesis Team. Try to take a chance to do more for your world.

Gabriela Rivera

(Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico) ABP Translation Team. I want to help people get and feel a positive message and I can do it by using the skills I have.

Conor Moran

(New York City, USA) ABP Network Team. It would be amazing to take an issue that is little known outside of a small area and have it be picked up on by others around the world.

Dara Barlin

(Brooklyn, USA) ABP Central Support and Coordination Team. In order for empathy to grow, we must first create a space where we can hear one another more clearly.

Taara Chandani

(Delhi, India) ABP Network Team. Even small units of change in our thinking, action or perceptions will create positive ripple effects.

Zakaria Bencherman

(Annaba, Algeria) ABP Translation Team. I believe in the good cause of this project.

Motaz Matar

(Jordan) ABP Media Team. I am in love with writing and directing, and want to pursue adapting stories I tell into films that I can share with the world.

Mario Vargas

(Chiapas, Mexico) ABP Translation Team. All of us can turn this conflictive planet into a much better place, provided we are willing to work together.

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