Koptiuch is a cultural anthropologist and urban ethnographer who tries to practice anthro as much performance art as social science. Global urbanism, transnational migration, diversity/inequality, digital humanities.

Haines is a cultural anthropologist whose interests intersect a spectrum of humanistic concerns for marginal communities and imagining global futures predicated on values of peace, community wellbeing, and lived ethics.

An expert in sustainable policy development, Roseland’s research focuses on transportation planning and traffic management, social equity and social mobilization for sustainable development.

Jamme explores issues of equitable access to opportunities from a global comparative perspective. Her research interests include urban theory, socio-spatial justice, mobilities, public space, TOD, and affordable housing.

David Proffitt is a postdoctoral research scholar at the Global Institute of Sustainability researching community responses to climate change, urban resilience to extreme heat, and equitable access to transportation.