Jacqueline Koerner is a fellow in the SFU Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue, in "re-imagining philanthropy”. In her work she explores creating enabling conditions such that individuals and communities gain agency to build opportunity and justice in their lives. She lives in Vancouver and can nearly always be found drinking coffee, reading, growing vegetables, or exploring the outdoors.
Germany's dependence on Russian oil and gas has left the country uniquely exposed to the Kremlin's attempts to use energy as a weapon, write Francesca Schulz-Bianco and Jacqueline Koerner.
