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Patrin Watanatada

Founder & Director, think/feel/change; former Knowledge for Policy Director, Van Leer Foundation
Civil society & Philanthropy
UK

About Patrin

Previously Knowledge for Policy Director at the Van Leer Foundation, Patrin now works independently with foundations, grassroots organizations, and other mission-driven teams to clarify, communicate, and grow their contribution to a just and joyful world. She has a particular focus on urban health and translating equity aspirations into day-to-day practice. Patrin grew up in a Thai family near Washington, DC and now lives in the rural north of England with her partner and their son, with regular long visits to Bangkok.

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Stories by Patrin

  • Environment & Cities

The effects of transportation on early childhood development

Featured work

Interview series

Making cities better for children: meet Urban95

As part of our interview series with people working to support inclusive cities, we talk to Cecilia Vaca Jones and Patrin Watanatada of the Urban95 initiative.

Starter Kit

Equity into Action: Starter Kit

If you are a practitioner who wants to advance equity in your work, here you will find a “starter kit” that provides a simple introduction to equity.

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