Colombe Cahen-Salvador is a political activist and co-founder of Atlas, a global political movement uniting people for humanity’s survival, with 25,000+ members in over 134 countries. She iscurrently challenging the United Nations Secretary-General selection process, for climate change, artificial intelligence, wars, dictatorships, pandemics, and poverty to finally be tackled.
She is currently a Senior Non-Resident Fellow at the Center for International Policy, looking into how to design an effective, democratic global governance system.
Previously, Colombe co-founded Volt Europa, the first pan-European political party, served as a trustee of the United Nations Association – UK, and sat on the board of the Democracy and Culture Foundation. She also lectured at Northeastern University for the Socioloy & International Relations Departments, focusing on how global governance could tackle global challenges.