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Habil is a Lecturer of Psychology at the Department of Psychology, University of Nairobi in Kenya and his current research is focused on psychosocial dynamics underlying health management. He is also interested in the role of emotions in behaviour., well-being and mental health.
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Associate Professor of Education Policy and the Future of Schooling at the University of Melbourne, Australia.
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Akanksha Khullar is an Assistant Manager, Ministry of Women and Child Development Desk at Invest India. Prior to this role, she has worked as the Country Coordinator for India at the Women's Regional Network and as a Researcher at the Centre for Internal and Regional Security with Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies in New Delhi. Akanksha is also a Visiting Fellow with the ORF, where her work focuses on the intersection of policy advice and academic research on gender security issues.
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Anusha is Senior Fellow at ORF’s Centre for Economy and Growth. Her research interests span areas of Urban Transformation, Spaces and Habitats.
Her work is centred around how urban planning, innovation and governance engage and interact with the experiences and responses of the city’s diverse inhabitants, in the process of urban transformation. This is critical to her focus on inclusive, participatory and sustainable development of urban spaces to inspire effective strategies and actions for better cities.
She holds a Ph.D. in Urban Sociology & Community Studies from IIT Bombay-Monash.
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Laura Foster is an Associate Professor of Gender Studies and Affiliate Faculty in African Studies and Law at Indiana University and a Senior Researcher at the IP Unit, University of Cape Town. Her research explores questions of power and inequality at the nexus of law, science, technology, and the nonhuman. Her innovative scholarship contributes to gender studies, socio-legal studies, and feminist science and technology studies. Her current book project is "Vegetal Feminisms: Human-Plant Ecologies, Smart Farming, and the Governing of Artificial Intelligence in South Africa."
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Elish Kelly joined the Economic and Social Research Institute as a Post Doctoral Fellow in September 2006, and is currently a Senior Research Officer in the Economic Analysis Division. She received her Bachelor and Doctorate degrees in Economics from Trinity College Dublin.
Her main research interest is in labour economics, with a particular focus on unemployment and active labour market programmes, migration, and wages and pay bargaining institutions. Elish has also undertaken research on equality and on education issues, along with participation in sport and physical activity.
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Bishop Akolgo is an economist with a masters in economics, masters in International development and has just completed a doctorate in management in Governance in the Monarch Business school. My areas of speciality include poverty, inequality, spatial development, national budgets, fiscal policy, illicit financial flows, natural resource management, technology for development, social inclusion, social protection, macroeconomic modelling, project/programme M&E.
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I am a professor at the Department of Economics, the University of Nigeria Nsukka. I attended the University of Nigeria Nsukka where I obtained B.Sc., MSc and PhD degrees in Economics and also attended the University of Tsukuba Japan where I obtained a Master's degree in International Political Economy and Policy Management. I have worked over 15 years at the Department of Economics, University of Nigeria and outside the university including Policy Analyst at the Ministry of Finance, and Short term consultancies. I have won research grants and published widely in peer review journals.
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Physical Educator, Chief Training Officer with Next Sports Education. Former Assistant Professor in Physical EducationAssistant Professor in Physical Education. University of Calicut
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Dr Jeana Kriewaldt (BEd, MEd, PhD) is Associate Professor at the Melbourne Graduate School for Education, University of Melbourne. Jeana began her career as a geography teacher before moving into teacher education. Her research spans geography and sustainability education policy and practice, and the related fields of professional knowledge, curriculum theory, and education policy. Jeana was a chief investigator a project that developed geography teaching standards. In the past decade she has expanded her research to bring distinctive knowledge and insights in teacher professional development