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Dr. Noémi Nagy is an assistant professor at the USF College of Education, Department of Leadership, Policy, and Lifelong Learning. Her research program focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion at the workplace, lifelong career development, and positive organizational psychology. She applies an interdisciplinary lens, integrating knowledge from business, psychology, behavioral economics, sociology, and education. Her research has a global frame of reference and centers around sustainable career development in an aging and increasingly diverse workforce.
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I am an Educational Psychologist and senior lecturer in Educational Psychology at the University of Pretoria, South Africa. My degrees include: BA, BA Hons (Psychology), BEdHons(Educational Psychology), MEd (Educational Psychology), MSc (Medical Applied Psychology) PhD (Educational Psychology). I was a research manager: joint University of Pretoria and Yale University longitudinal study (HIV infected mothers and affected children). Areas of my research include child mental health problems, inclusive education, HIV/Aids, and resilience. Presented and developed many inclusive education courses.
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Teresa Teixeira Lopo is currently a researcher at CeiED - the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education and Development of Lusófona University, Portugal, and co-director of the Observatory for Education and Training Policies. She is a sociologist, has a Master and a PhD in Education Sciences - Education, Society and Development from NOVA University of Lisbon. Her current research interests include global governance of education, deliberation, discursive participation and political decision-making in education, inclusive political education and education policy networks.
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I am an Associate Professor of Economics at Nova School of Business and Economics, a research affiliate at CEPR, a resident member of NOVAFRICA, and a research fellow at the Institute for Fiscal Studies (UK), and at the Navarra Centre for International Development (Spain). My main research fields are applied microeconomics, development economics and political economy. My work focuses on social policy, local community engagement, conflict-reducing policy, and on the impacts on pollution and climate change in poorer countries.
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Practising lawyer from Hong Kong focusing on the study of the Rule of Law and other related issues including policy on diversity and inclusiveness. Head of the Centre for the Rule of Law, Hong Kong Policy Research Institute, a non-profit making think tank. LLM degree from London School of Economics, MBA degree from Oxford University and MPA degree from Harvard University.
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Researcher for Fondazione CMCC. I live and work in Venice (Italy) on climate change adaptation in cities: decision making and participatory processes to bridge the gap between science and practice.
I hold a PhD in Science and management of climate change, and two Master degrees, one from Yale School of the Environment (USA), the other from Politecnico di Milano (Italy) in architecture and planning.
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I am a Development Economist and Research Fellow with Horn Economic and Social Policy Institute. My research interest spanning different social and economic topics. This platform interests me because it facilitates research on social topics with particular emphasis to inclusion and discuss findings at relevant forums.
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I am a Senior Researcher with German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS) focusing on governance of natural resources, sustainability transformations in rural and agricultural sectors, and strategies for climate adaptation at sub-national and local levels. Following the approaches of institutional economics, I analyse factors that condition coordination and cooperation among different actors for sustainable use and management of natural resources for achieving multiple societal goals in an integrated manner. My research has so far been based in India and Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.
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Dr. Amsalu Woldie Yalew is an economist with Ca' Foscari University of Venice researching the nexus between environment and economic development. His research touches climate change, agricultural development, energy transition, human health, and sustainable development in developing countries. He has more than 10 years of research and teaching experience.