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Dr Jack Barrie is an expert on the topic of the circular economy. He holds a PhD (University of Strathclyde) on circular economy innovation policy and has held the previous role of Schmidt-MacArthur fellow with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. In his current role as Research Fellow at Chatham House, Jack leads on pioneering research examining the intersections between the circular economy and international trade, geopolitics, finance (including Green Taxonomies) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Associate Professor working on low carbon futures with a focus on technology and social systems transitions.
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Associate professor of sociology at the University of Oregon.
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Research Fellow and Coordinator, Technical expertise in inequality, rural development, and public health study.
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Communications and engagement officer at Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies.
Policy analyst (Education) at Deloitte Access Economics
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Vasilis Strogilos is an Associate Professor in the School of Education at the University of Southampton (UK) and has extensive research experience in disability related projects and particular interests in the use of appropriate teaching strategies for the inclusion for all students including those with learning disabilities. His recent research interests have centred on the development of inclusive pedagogy and curricula and the role of parents with children with learning disabilities. Vasilis has a specific interest in co-teaching, resource provision and differentiated instruction.
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Professor David Bright is a criminologist and forensic psychologist with the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia.
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Rachel Ankeny is a Professor in the School of Humanities at the University of Adelaide, Australia, with research interests relating to science and biomedical policy, and public engagement in science and technology.
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I'm the founder of Woolf, which exists to increase access to world-class higher education and ensure that it is globally recognized and transferable. Woolf is the first global collegiate university that lets qualified organizations join as new member colleges and offer accredited degrees. Previously, at Oxford, I was a member of the Faculty of Philosophy, a member of Wolfson College, and a member of the governing Congregation of the University. I also held a Humboldt Fellowship, during which I worked on how modern universities were created to support human progress.
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Program Associate at Houston Welcomes Refugees. Currently supporting refugee resettlement in Houston, Texas, Sarah has lived and worked in 6 countries. With an MA in International Relations and Affairs, with specialization in Diplomacy and International Law, her research focus and interests include Africa, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo, human rights, women's empowerment, migration, and international law.