Shreya is an Assistant Professor at IIT Jodhpur. Previously, she was a post-doctoral fellow in Cooling Singapore 2.0 project. She is an architect-urban planner-applied climatologist researching heat mitigation and adaptation, nature-based solutions, and environmental health, employing data-driven evidence and visual story-telling. Shreya is Asia Councilor of International Society of Biometeorology.

Hoi Kay is a PhD student at the University of British Columbia. Her research interests lie in the intersection of urban heat, greening solutions and environmental justice. Currently, as part of her PhD, she is examining the effectiveness of urban vegetation in moderating urban heat vulnerability from a multi-scalar approach.

Amy is a PhD candidate with a research background on fire management, climate change and now investigating these issues as they relate to culturally significant remote islands and seabird breeding colonies. Amy's research has been in partnership with the Wudjari people through Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation

Adhika is a Social Studies graduate student at the University of Regina, Saskatchewan. Building on the work of critical homelessness and disaster scholars, his research explores homeless governance and responses to extreme weather events. He is currently involved in other research projects such as community-campus response to crisis, climate hazards and extractive industries, and water adaptation.