Youssef Tibourki, from Casablanca, studied architecture at ENSA Paris-Malaquais and urban planning at EAVT-Paris Est and Hong Kong, working on flooding in Saint-Omer and coastal planning in Martinique. His work focuses on housing and climate mitigation in the Global South. He is a member of Nechfate, an association that promotes education and access to information on climate change in Moroccan Arabic. With Ateliers Lion in Paris, he worked on urban and architectural projects, ranging from strategies for Roubaix to restructuring the Bois l’Abbé district. He recently launched a social media initiative to democratize knowledge on architecture, urbanism, landscape and heritage in Moroccan Arabic.