Lives in Berlin, where used to work for European Youth for Action (EYFA) supporting groups from the office, today is still part of its network. Right now actively supports right to abortion. Mo was a member of the polish trainer’s collective SPINA, where skilled themselves in various topics and delivered workshops, facilitated groups processes and created materials. Published a book about genderbending.

Neus has been passionate about education since she was 8 years old and went dumpster diving in teachers’ recycling bins for worksheets to help other students learn at break-time. They moved from Castellon to Scotland to study Community Education, with a focus on youth work and adult education, where she co-founded The New Leaf Co-op, a successful workers’ co-op in Edinburgh. Whilst there Neus developed their understanding of how productivity meets good working conditions meets overturning the food system meets resourcing the commons with resilient and democratically managed capital. These passions now underpin her multiple roles at Ulex; from team culture and coordination to training and writing funding applications.

Alexander Leon (he/him) is an internationally recognised facilitator, educator, speaker, and LGBTQ+ inclusion advocate.Throughout his career, Alexander’s work has spanned a variety of industries and topics, always with a strong anti-oppression focus. Whether training government ministers on LGBTQ+ inclusion, upskilling grassroots activists on the intersection between climate justice and racial justice, or educating businesses on the importance of understanding systemic oppression, Alexander’s approach is anchored in a strong sense of justice, an avid curiosity, and an openness to play. His clients have included the likes of Greenpeace, NEON, LinkedIn, and Soho House; and his writing on race and queerness has been featured in The Guardian, BBC, The Independent, Huffington Post and more.

A nomadic dancer, farmer, spice conjurer, shepherd, forest walker and mountain disciple, Macchli moves with all that is unseen, unheard,  inexplicable and deeply incarnated. Practicing dance, martial arts and theatre making as ways of organizing community, resisting and confronting systemic inequity, remain as strong traces of lives lived and fuels the resilience yet to build. Macchli is a spirited part of transqueer, decolonising and polyrhythmic disruptions in their present borrowed place of living.

Cori is part of the Ulex team as a trainer, course organiser and coordinator. He is passionate about education and has been trained in various facilitation methods such as process work, theatre of the oppressed and NVC. After years of working with children and teenagers around topics such as sexual education or bullying awareness, he now devotes himself to training and accompanying activist groups. In addition to participating in several local organisations in the area where he lives, Cori loves supporting and maintaining caring communities. In this way, he puts most of his energy into making the beauty of life visible and strengthening the transformative potential of social movements.

Samirah is a marine ecologist, researcher, creative, and wanderer of coastlines. Her work lives in the space between science and story — mapping the grief and grit of ecosystems in transition. She explores the intersections of climate resilience, biodiversity, and environmental justice, with a focus on Indigenous Knowledge in Indian Ocean marine social-ecological systems. With roots across Karachi, Lahore, and London, she brings over a decade of experience weaving research, fieldwork, and creative practice across South Asia, Africa, and Europe. She centres interdependence, anti-colonial perspectives and lived experience in her work. Samirah collaborates with fisherfolk, frontline communities, and fellow dreamers to ask urgent questions about biodiversity, belonging, and justice. Whether underwater, in workshops, or on the page, she is drawn to listening deeply — to kin, to silence, to stories waiting to be retold.