Aurora Flynn, MEM
Research scholar, cultural liaison, director Ouroboros Agency
My passion lays in understanding and tending the psycho-social fabrics of communities through the inner landscapes of human consciousness to the outer manifestation in the systems around us. I work as a regenerative systems consultant, cultural liaison and strategist, climate resilience researcher, facilitator for community dialogue and planning, and teacher. I have over 15-years experience working with a variety of tribes and communities from around the world, engaging in transformational work on both the individual and community level. I have a background in regenerative agriculture/holistic management, climate action planning models, community resilience, multiple spiritual disciplines & initiatory journeys, wildlife/evolutionary biology, and filmmaking. I am a research scholar at the Ronin Institute and a California naturalist. I obtained my Masters of Environmental Management at Western Colorado University. I am also a filmmaker & did postgraduate training at London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art.