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Dr Ciara Gunning is a lecturer in Applied Behaviour Analysis at University of Galway. Ciara is a graduate of the BA Psychology, MSc in Applied Behavior Analysis, and PhD in Applied Behavior Analysis in University of Galway in the Republic of Ireland. Ciara is also a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board®. Ciara's clinical and research experience is in early childhood care and education, social development, parent education, preventive research, trauma informed practice, and residential care for children and adolescents.
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Daniela Andrén is Associate Professor of Economics at Örebro University School of Business, Sweden. Her main research interests are labor and health economics, with focus on the evaluation of public policies. Currently, her research revolves around work-integrating social enterprises, individual well-being, and societal welfare, taking into account population preferences for allocating limited resources and their willingness to pay for interventions designed to protect individuals and society from adverse events. She also actively participates in educational projects.
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Erfan Nouraee is an inventor, technologist, and author. He grew up in Tehran, Iran, with an amazing and supportive family who encouraged his interest in science and engineering at an early age. Today, Erfan is the founder of Fiberlink, where he works to invent devices that can make high-speed internet accessible and affordable. Having witnessed the suffering of the most vulnerable people, from rural communities to big cities, Erfan has centred his efforts on inventing solutions that preserve our planet and improve the quality of life for people everywhere.
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My name is Dr Fanny Froehlich MA MPhil and I am currently an Honorary Senior Research Assciate at University of Bristol, UK. I conduct work in the field of gender and development at the intersection of research/teaching, policy and practice. My current project focuses 'Local Meets Global: Engaging with International Development Research, Policy and Practice around Gender and Social Transformation'. I draw on qualitative methods and a critical feminist post-colonial lens with a strong interest in the potential and limitations of transformative work.
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Christiane Fröhlich is a senior research fellow at the German Institute for Global and Area Studies in Hamburg. She is particularly interested in the intersection between forced migration, global environmental change, and socio-political upheaval, and in related questions of mobility and climate justice. Her regional focus is mainly on the Middle East (Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Israel/Palestine, Turkey), where she has conducted extensive field research. She is also engaged in cross-regional comparative projects, including the EU-funded consortium “Migration Governance and Asylum Crises (MAG
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Director, Trinity Impact Evaluation Research Centre (TIME)
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Trinity College, University of Dublin
BA and Phd in Economics (Trinity College, University of Dublin), MPA/ID (Harvard University)
Topics: Social Protection, Financial Inclusion and Banking, Gender
Methods: Field Experiments, Lab-in-the-field experiments, impact evaluation, causal inference and micro-economics
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Assistant Prof of Education at Maynooth University. I research systemic inequalities and issues of subjectivity in educational contexts and policy from decolonial and critical perspectives.
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Assistant lecturer in the department of Public Administration and Management of Gulu university, with a MA.PAM of Makerere university.
Major interests are in Gender studies, Political science, Population studies and Security studies for development in developing states.
My research work has centered mostly on peace building and peacekeeping and meaningful reintegration of women in post conflict areas.
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Associate Professor of Sociology and Public Health at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, and Visiting Professor (September 2023/January 2024) at the Center for Latin American Studies at Stanford University. His main academic interests are aging and the life course, social inequalities in old age, cross-national studies, and research methods. Thanks to the support of international and national networks, his research on social disparities in health and employment domains among older persons have been featured in some of the top gerontological and life course journals.
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I am a second year doctoral candidate at the University of Oxford’s Department of Social Policy and Intervention. Previously, I earned a BA in Political Science and a BA in Biology from Vassar College as well as a Masters in Public Health from Yale University. I have previously worked at Everytown for Gun Safety and the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine. My research spans violence, conflict, and health, currently focusing on the impacts of trauma on survivors of gun violence in the US.