Luka Hamel-Serenity is an Instructor at the Hampton University Department of Architecture in the School of Engineering, Architecture, and Aviation. He will receive his doctorate from University of Virginia's Constructed Environment program in May 2025. Luka works at the intersection between community, climate, and histories and theories of racial capitalism.

Alicia N’Guetta is a Phd Candidate in Sustainability Science at LUCSUS. She earned an Integrated Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Politics and a Master's Degree in Agricultural Economics (M.Sc.) with thesis from Laval University in Canada. Prior to joining LUCSUS Alicia was working as a Monitoring and Evaluation officer for the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Representation in Madagascar, Comoros, Mauritius, and Seychelles at the Comoros office and was also supporting programmes implementation.

Charlotte Weatherill is a Lecturer in Politics & International Studies at The Open University. Charlotte’s research explores the concept of vulnerability in climate change politics, particularly in relation to Oceania and colonial discourses. Research interests include environmental and climate change politics, and theories of feminism, coloniality and racial capitalism.

Emily is a Professor in Sustainability Science at Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS) that she directed for the past seven years. She is co-Director of the Lund University Nature-Based Future Solutions Profile Area for scientific excellence and the Swedish Centre for the Impacts of Climate Extremes (Climes). Elisabeth holds a Bachelor's degree in International Law from the Université Catholique de Lille and a Master's degree in Sociology of Law from Lund University. Her master’s thesis explored the French government's use of the term “ecoterrorism” in relation to the Soulèvements de la Terre movement.