Matthew Green is a journalist dedicated to exploring how a deeper understanding of collective trauma can help solve our global crises. After spending 14 years working internationally as a correspondent for Reuters and the Financial Times, Matthew returned to his native Britain a decade ago to write Aftershock: Fighting War, Surviving Trauma andFinding Peace, a book documenting the struggles of military veterans and their families to recover from the trauma of war.

For the past five years, he has worked as a climate journalist, and now serves as global investigations editor at DeSmog, a nonprofit news service. He is a graduate of Thomas Hübl’s Timeless Wisdom Training; a co-host of the annual Collective Trauma Summit; and a contributor to the Pocket Project nonprofit. His Resonant World newsletter serves the growing, global movement exploring the impact of individual, ancestral and collective trauma – and how it can be healed.