Dr. Yochai Eisenberg is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Disability and Human Development at the University of Illinois at Chicago and affiliated researcher at the Great Lakes ADA Center. Dr. Eisenberg’s interdisciplinary work reflects his training in public health (PhD), urban planning (Masters) and disability studies and is interwoven in his undergraduate course that explores the links between disability, urban planning and geography.

I work as a Research Manager at J-PAL South Asia on the projects in Energy and Environment Sector. I hold a Master's degree in Economics from Symbiosis International University, India. I have over 4 years of work experience in the policy space, working in different capacities - implementation, data analysis, and policy briefs. I have worked extensively with the Governments of Andhra Pradesh and Punjab on implementing Direct Benefit Transfers of Electricity to farmers. I have also been working with several other states to study the implementation of smart metering and its policy implications.

Dean and Head of School, School of Education, University of Tasmania. Researching the interactions between young people and technologies, educational sociologist.

Brittany Harker Martin is an Arts Educator (BEd.) with a PhD in Business. She is specialized in teaching art, dance, drama, literature and music, K-9 plus ways to integrate these arts into the core subjects). She is a tenured, Associate Professor of Education at the University of Calgary and her portfolio includes classroom teaching, consulting services, and leadership roles (managerial & research). Her collaborators include: Stanford’s Gardner Centre, Rozsa Foundation, AB Health Services, Creative Kids Museum, Spark Science Centre, Royal Conservatory & Harvard’s Leadership Institute.