Clare Mulvany is an Irish writer, educator, photographer, and creative leadership mentor whose work is rooted in the landscapes of West Cork and inspired by a deep connection to nature, storytelling, and social transformation.

She is the author of One Wild Life: A Journey to Discover People Who Change Our World, a book that chronicles inspiring changemakers across the globe. With a background in international education (MSc from the University of Oxford), Clare has lectured at Peking University and worked extensively in global development, including founding roles in Suas and The Trailblazery.

Clare is also the founder of Thrive School, where she designs and facilitates creative learning experiences for individuals and organizations seeking to lead with purpose. Her work blends narrative practice, poetry, coaching, and regenerative thinking to help people reconnect with their creativity and the natural world.

She regularly hosts writing workshops, poetry salons, and retreats, and her photography and essays have appeared in The Irish Times, On Being, Freckle Magazine, and more. Named one of Ireland’s 60 most creative people by The Irish Times, Clare continues to guide others toward more intentional, soulful living through her teaching, mentoring, and art.