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Professor of Cultural and Creative Industries at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton.
PhD in Cultural Research
College of Experts Member: Department of Culture, Media and Sport.
Policy Fellow: Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities.
Coordinator: Culture and Creativity Policy Network - University of Southampton.
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Dr. Abouali Fatima, Médecin pharmaco-toxicologue, médecin du sport, Ex chef de division de médecine du sport au Ministère de la jeunesse et du sport marocain,; actuellement président de l'Agence Marocaine Antidopage et Président de l'Organisation Régionale Antidopage pour l'Afrique du Nord.
présidente de l'Union Africaine de Mèdecine du Sport, point focal du gouvernement Marocain auprès de l'UNESCO et du Conseil de l’Europe en matière de lutte contre le dopage et membre de panels d'experts de plusieurs organisations internationales.
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Aakash Malik is a dedicated and accomplished Policy Advocate for Carbon Emissions Reduction in India. He has completed his Graduation and Master's in Law from Delhi University. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor and Researcher (UGC-NET SRF) within the Department of Laws at Panjab University, Chandigarh, where he spearheads research initiatives focused on developing robust regulatory frameworks to mitigate the impacts of climate change. His collaborative work extends to projects on environment restoration biodiversity conservation and SDGs with globally recognized scientists.
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Researcher in Environmental Economics, Energy Transition and Political Aspects of Climate Change
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Kofi Hair-Ralston is the founder of VenturEd, a nonprofit connecting students around the world to real work experiences in tech and startups. Under his leadership, the organization has supported hundreds of fellows through dozens of global partnerships. He was recognized by the Baltimore Business Journal as the youngest-ever recipient of its Diverse Business Leaders award.
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co-founder of www.womeninred, Wikipedia, interested in Malawi as of 2025
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Assistant Director of Fellowship Improvement at Nunchi Health. I support the design and evaluation of a 7-week mental health program serving immigrant communities. My background includes research with Non-Trivial on bioethics of cultivated meat and leadership in educational reform through Schoolhouse.world. I’ve also contributed to youth-led nonprofits like Syryn Records - a recording studio focusing on female and LGBT artists. I'm an incoming First-Year Engineering freshman (intended Industrial Engineering) at Purdue University West Lafayette.
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Juana Han is a youth assemblywoman representing the United Nations Association of the U.S.' Georgia-Carolinas board as the 22nd incumbent of the Young Professionals Seat (POLC). Han represents the UNA-USA's Youth Affinity Council, sits on the Atlanta UNA-SDG Flagship seat, and has served as a regional Global GenUp Fellow for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) c. 2025; she charters uniquely under the Georgia Public Policy Foundation and is a two-time delegate speaker for the Academic Council of the U.N. (ACUNS).
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High school senior, local to Baltimore, Maryland and the District of Columbia. Appointed as a U.S Senate Page during the fall semester of her junior year. Has performed research with the Institute of Mathematics and Democracy. Is responsible for manuscript writing, study design, and data analysis for a study on cochlear implants based in the Hearing and Speech Labs at the University of Maryland. An advocate for patient education at local, state, and national levels.
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Fudie Zhao is a DPhil candidate at the University of Oxford, affiliated with St Antony’s College. Her research focuses on the digital transformation of cultural materials in East Asia, with emphasis on knowledge equity, multilingual access, and inclusive open data platforms such as Wikidata. She holds degrees from Oxford and UCL, and has conducted academic work in China, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, and the UK.