Paulina Martin is a Program Director at ASU’s Center for Global Discovery and Conservation Science, focused on coral reef conservation and restoration programs.

Ilboudo Nébié's research focuses on the human dimensions of environmental change, climate adaptation, & food and water insecurity in West Africa.

Ame's interests include social and environmental justice, sustainable development, socioecological systems, power, values, and trauma and how they relate to collective environmental governance.

Brian F. O’Neill is a sociologist in the College of Global Futures. His work is inspired by environmental sociology, political ecology, and political economy, with a focus on water, oceans, and climate change adaptation.

Ryan Williams is an archaeologist, museum curator, and professor. With deep interests in the South American Andes, he studies climate change in the human past, as well as economic and political interactions in communities.

Asheley R. Landrum ​is an associate professor and science communication researcher at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication.