Our Team
Nick Goose - Artist/Writer/Marketing
Nick is a multidisciplinary creator whose art and writing help shape the visual identity and storytelling of Well4Ward. He supports our outreach strategy by translating our values into clear, inviting messages and designs.
My reason for working with Well4Ward is simple: because every one of us deserves better than to have our health treated as a privilege, our happiness as a luxury, and our time as a commodity. I truly believe that this is our chance to break free of these vicious cycles. I am incredibly proud to be a part of something so important.
Together, we can make this a reality. Cheers
- Nick
Stan Beau Hammet - Cybersecurity/ Programming
Stan supports the project with expertise in cybersecurity and software development. He helps build secure, reliable systems that strengthen the digital backbone of Well4Ward and its partner platforms.
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- Stan
S. Trek Requiem - System Admin and Design
As a student of philosophy and cybernetics, Trek bridges the human and digital layers of our work, ensuring our networks (both relational and infrastructural) stay healthy, adaptive, and interconnected. He shares his extensive knowledge and passion for cybernetic systems to help create the core design of Well4Ward.
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-S. Trek
Sam - Development and UX Design
Sam coordinates development on the beta version of Our Platform, the partner organization of Well4Ward. Our Platform is being built to enable scalable self-governance and efficient horizontal decision-making. Sam’s technical guidance and experience in software product management are essential to bringing Well4Ward to life.
There are so many problems today that nobody seems to have real answers to. Ultimately, we will have to solve them together. Our Platform is meant to connect people and give them a way to actually organize, discuss and solve problems together.
-Sam
Veronica (Vee) Daigle - System Design/Ambassador
Vee brings 15 years of environmental engineering experience and a broad cross-disciplinary foundation across the sciences, humanities, and social systems to the structural design of Well4Ward. Their systemic perspective shapes both the project’s architecture and the development of the Five Relations framework. As an artist and writer, Vee also helps communicate the vision of Well4Ward and support others in understanding the system.
The more I observed the world around me, the clearer it became that our social systems were failing an ever growing number of people. When my own experiences of systemic failure slapped me in the face, I felt compelled to take action. My choices were to stay stuck in my feelings of powerlessness, or try and do something - and failing just meant adjusting, adapting, and trying again. Doing nothing is not an option for me anymore. Someone has to start change, why not me?
-Vee