Abrisham is studying in the ECT+ Erasmus Mundus Master’s toxicology program 2024-2026. During this time he also works as a Senior Auditor in Global GreenTag International. In 2023 he completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science from Southern Cross University, Lismore.
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More Sustainable Agriculture for NSW, Australia through Community Gardens and Orchards
Emotional and physical healing from the trauma of crime requires safe spaces in our community that de-synchronise motivated offenders from routines of violence and harassment. With an increase in extreme events under climate change scenarios predicted by the International Panel Climate Change we need to explore new transformative approaches ! Community gardens and orchards that support communities to establish food sovereignty and supply locally grown food at fair prices to support populations in our large central node cities of our global networks are one way of giving back to future generations.
In 2025 Abrisham travelled to Morocco. He was travelling between small villages and needed a place to sleep for the night. That place was the ramp of a bridge constructed near the town of Akka. Maintaining such places safe from violence and harassment crime could depend on us keeping them clean from toxic contaminants.
Developing high-quality socio-ecological environments during climate change is a complex challenge. This is where MSASpaces provides a solution. It aims to deliver safer public environments to support resilient urban-rural ecosystems and affordable housing.
In 2018 Abrisham was attacked when walking at night. He was shot in the head at point blank range and survived. This event motivates Abrisham’s research into science-based solutions for sustainable public space development.