Kamila Blažková started working for World Carfree Network's ICC in September 2005. She previously worked as a hosting coordinator for AFS (an international volunteer NGO) and has experience in organising various events (camps and meetings), working with and coordinating volunteers, and managing programs. She is interested in environmental issues and sustainable development.
Kamila is our office manager and European Volunteer Service coordinator. She also works on some of our other projects.
Randall Ghent co-founded Car Busters (now World Carfree Network) in 1997 in Lyon, France, while working as a coordinator of the Towards Car-Free Cities I conference. From 1998-2000, he was European Correspondent for Adbusters magazine. From 1992-1997 he was office manager of the Alliance for a Paving Moratorium/Fossil Fuels Policy Action Institute in California, where he served as office manager and editor of the Auto-Free Times.
Randall, also known as Randy, works as Towards Carfree Cities conference coordinator.
Sam Fleet started as an intern through the European Voluntary Service in September 2007. He recently graduated from Manchester University with a degree in Philosophy. He will be responsible for Carbusters magazine, whilst performing his duty as resident bicycle repairman.
Languages: English, Japanese, Czech (work in progress!)
Theo Haris is an EVS volunteer and part of the Editorial Collective of Carbusters. He is a Psychology graduate, currently in the process of finishing a Master's program in Sustainability Science. His interests include connecting seemingly unrelated points and thus frustrating everyone.
Radka Tichavská, our half-time financial manager/accountant, joined us in October 2005. She studied economics in the Czech Republic and previously worked as account and production manager for a photographic studio. Her interests include anthropology and native art.
Chris Coleman began his EVS internship in January 2008. He is a British citizen who grew up in the USA and Canada. While living in Prague, he participated in the World Carfree Days and contributed to Carbusters. Chris studied Environmental Science and has been interested in the carfree movement since he read ‘The Geography of Nowhere’ by J. H. Kunstler. His hobbies include playing various instruments for his band Moss kin and hiking. Chris's tasks include writing and editing for Carbusters.
Justin Hyatt, a US citizen, raised in Germany, has worked more than six years on environmental, social and transport issues in Budapest, Hungary (Amnesty International, Indymedia, Hungarian Young Greens - ZöFi). On staff since June of 2007, Justin has coordinated the youth exchange in Istanbul (YIUE), and he is currently editor of the monthly World Carfree News bulletin, Steering Committee liaison and network membership coordinator.
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Kamila Blažková started working for World Carfree Network's ICC in September 2005. She previously worked as a hosting coordinator for AFS (an international volunteer NGO) and has experience in organising various events (camps and meetings), working with and coordinating volunteers, and managing programs. She is interested in environmental issues and sustainable development.
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Randall Ghent co-founded Car Busters (now World Carfree Network) in 1997 in Lyon, France, while working as a coordinator of the Towards Car-Free Cities I conference. From 1998-2000, he was European Correspondent for Adbusters magazine. From 1992-1997 he was office manager of the Alliance for a Paving Moratorium/Fossil Fuels Policy Action Institute in California, where he served as office manager and editor of the Auto-Free Times.
Sam Fleet started as an intern through the European Voluntary Service in September 2007. He recently graduated from Manchester University with a degree in Philosophy. He will be responsible for Carbusters magazine, whilst performing his duty as resident bicycle repairman. 
Theo Haris is an EVS volunteer and part of the Editorial Collective of Carbusters. He is a Psychology graduate, currently in the process of finishing a Master's program in Sustainability Science. His interests include connecting seemingly unrelated points and thus frustrating everyone. 
Radka Tichavská, our half-time financial manager/accountant, joined us in October 2005. She studied economics in the Czech Republic and previously worked as account and production manager for a photographic studio. Her interests include anthropology and native art.
Chris Coleman began his EVS internship in January 2008. He is a British citizen who grew up in the USA and Canada. While living in Prague, he participated in the World Carfree Days and contributed to Carbusters. Chris studied Environmental Science and has been interested in the carfree movement since he read ‘The Geography of Nowhere’ by J. H. Kunstler. His hobbies include playing various instruments for his band Moss kin and hiking. Chris's tasks include writing and editing for Carbusters.
Justin Hyatt, a US citizen, raised in Germany, has worked more than six years on environmental, social and transport issues in Budapest, Hungary (Amnesty International, Indymedia, Hungarian Young Greens - ZöFi). On staff since June of 2007, Justin has coordinated the youth exchange in Istanbul (YIUE), and he is currently editor of the monthly World Carfree News bulletin, Steering Committee liaison and network membership coordinator.