Voices from various backgrounds
Embracing diverse perspectives and experiences is essential in our journey toward a more just and equitable world. By inviting voices from academia, Indigenous rights, activism, science, and practical fields, we create a rich tapestry of insights that can illuminate our path forward. Together, we can clarify complex concepts and identify actionable steps that will bring about meaningful change in our communities and beyond.
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Daniel Farber is the Sho Sato Professor of Law at the University of California, Berkeley, where he leads two research centres focused on law, energy, environment, and democracy. A former law clerk to Justice John Paul Stevens of the US Supreme Court, he is the author of several influential books including Eco-Pragmatism and Contested Ground: How to Understand the Limits on Presidential Power. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and one of the leading voices in environmental and constitutional law in the United States.


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world authority on corporate responsibility and sustainable capitalism
Portia Adu-Mensah
activist and Founder and CEO of Dream Hunt
Dr. Mere Takoko
Māori conservationist and Chief Executive of the Pacific Whale Fund
Ornella Muñoz
Forestry engineer and researcher at Amazon Research InternationaL
Yuvelis Morales Blanco
environmental activist and winner of the 2026 goldman prize
Lana Jelenjev
Community Alchemist, Author, Speaker, Healing-Centered Ecosystems Advocate
Natalie Kyriacou
environmentalist, PRESENTER, CHARITY DIRECTOR, AND AUTHOR
Carl Mika
Professor of Māori and Indigenous Philosophies
Diego Isabel la Moneda
Director and co-founder of the NESI Forum Foundation
Dr. Sara Olsvig
chair of the inuit circumpolar council
John Pabon
greenwashing expert, author, consultant, and speaker
Osprey Orielle Lake
FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF WOMEN'S EARTH & CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK, INTERNATIONAL (WECAN)
María Isabel Lara Millapan
MAPUCHE POET and professor
Helena Norberg-Hodge
Quechua activist from Ayacucho and president of CHIRAPAQ
Prof. Jonathan Jansen
Distinguished professor of education at StellenbosCh university
Dr. Michael Kotutwa Johnson
hopi farmer and assistant professor at the university of arizona's school of natural resources
Prof. Wayne Visser
one of the world's top 10 “pracademics” IN SUSTAINABLE AND REGENERATIVE BUSINESS
Alexander Kornelsen
director and co-founder of mission to marsh
Tomás Ibarra
professor, researcher, and Passionate about socio-ecological issues
Megan Pillsburry
engineer, entrepreneur, and innovation leader
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