Dr. Denice Durrant is the Director of Data Science & Engineering at UL Standards & Engagement, managing initiatives focused on advancing the technical rigor of ULSE standards. An experienced engineer, Durrant has worked to expand ULSE’s capabilities utilizing hazard mitigation to address technology challenges through standardization

Dr. Herring is a digital producer whose work focuses on the intersections between climate, nature, and digital technologies. In this capacity, he has worked for organizations such as the World Bank, IPCC, NASA, NOAA, and ULRI. He holds a Ph.D. in Natural Resources from Cornell University.

Dr. Keena is the founding senior director of the Office of Research Experiences & Education at UL Research Institutes created to safety science learning resources, access, and research for high school and university classrooms and communities. She holds a Ph.D. in educational leadership and teaching license. Dr. Herring is a digital producer whose work focuses on the intersections between climate, nature, and digital technologies. In this capacity, he has worked for organizations such as the World Bank, IPCC, NASA, NOAA, and ULRI. He holds a Ph.D. in Natural Resources from Cornell University. Dr. Denice Durrant is the Director of Data Science & Engineering at UL Standards & Engagement, managing initiatives focused on advancing the technical rigor of ULSE standards. An experienced engineer, Durrant has worked to expand ULSE’s capabilities utilizing hazard mitigation to address technology challenges through standardization. Eliana is a Research Fellow with ULRI’s Office of Research Experiences and Education. With a MSc in Climate Change from Dublin City University and a BA from Baylor University, her work explores the emotional, behavioral, and social aspects of climate change and works to inform initiatives that support social well-being.

Eliana is a Research Fellow with ULRI’s Office of Research Experiences and Education. With a MSc in Climate Change from Dublin City University and a BA from Baylor University, her work explores the emotional, behavioral, and social aspects of climate change and works to inform initiatives that support social well-being.

Associate Professor Bec Colvin is a social scientst at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University. Her research explores the complex social dimension of climate change and energy - particularly how groups navigate conflict about policy and land use change.

Manuela Di Mauro is an expert advisor on climate, environment and infrastructure in the UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office and currently leads the research portfolio under the Climate Adaptation and Resilience initiative (CLARE).

Cilun Djakiman is a Marine Biologist at Maritime and Marine Science Center of Excellence Pattimura University. Cilun works for multiple projects concerning biodiversity assessment and conservation. She also involves in the community outreach and engagement.

Hayley Leck is Senior Specialist: Climate Change Resilience and Research, at ICLEI Africa and project manager of CLARE’s INACCT Resilience Project. Her work focusses on climate change adaptation, disaster risk management and resilience. She has worked extensively with local governments and communities to build strengthen resilience, using transdisciplinary and innovative approaches.

Carys Richards is a Research Analyst within PlanAdapt, based in the UK and Australia. Within the Capacity Strengthening Hub of CLARE, she is focusing on Peer Learning and evaluation of capacity strengthening activities.