Mansi Jasuja

Mansi feels fortunate to have lived an unconventional story that brought her from practicing architecture in Delhi, India to being a practitioner designing & hosting meaningful conversations & processes in Europe, based in The Hague. She offers a deep connection to life with her art, humour, stories, creative inspirations & a lot of colourful energy. Having grown up with strong family/cultural values around social justice, equality and ‘sewa’ (service), Mansi’s core being is that of a warrior of the heart – from her heritage (Sikh warriors) as well as practice (yoga ).

An an environmentalist since the age of 4, Mansi followed that thread and worked across several urban environmental disciplines in various international organisations & NGOs including United Nations, European Union, CARE-India. In 2008, a visceral sense of climate urgency led her to re-orient and began on a new path of unlearning and relearning. In the last 15 years, she has been strongly purpose driven and focuses on facilitating participatory leadership, systems change, DEI & empowerment through building capacities & skills. She’s an international speaker/host, an artist-sense maker as well as a process design geek around creating participatory processes. Most of the real work though is invisible and can be found in courage that finds its place in someone’s actions, joy that is sensed in the space between us, beauty that often is energetic, connections that get deepened and minds that shift and expand to a new state of being.