Young Lives in Seven Cities—A scoping study for the CYCLES project

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21Tim JacksonDirector CUSPTim is Professor of Sustainable Development at theUniversity of Surrey, UK. His vision for CUSP buildson thirty years of multi-disciplinary research oneconomics and sustainability, and decades of policyexperience, in particular his work as EconomicsCommissioner for the UK Sustainable DevelopmentCommission.Bronwyn HaywardCYCLES Research LeadBronwyn is Associate Professor in the Departmentof Political Science and International Relationsat the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, andCo-Investigator in CUSP.Sylvia NissenCYCLES Co-ordinatorDr Sylvia Nissen is a Postdoctoral Fellow in theDepartment of Political Science and InternationalRelations at University of Canterbury, New Zealand,and Research Fellow in CUSP. She holds a PhD inpolitical science from the University of Canterburyand a MEnvSc from Monash University, Australia.Kendall LattinResearcherKendall Lattin is a Masters of Policy and Governancestudent at the University of Canterbury,New Zealand, researching youth civic engagementand participation. She holds a BSc in Psychologyand has previously worked with Child and YouthFriendly Cities on child wellbeing and child povertyin Christchurch.Mohammad Mehedi HasanLead Researcher DhakaChristchurch, NZDhaka—BangladeshMohammad Mehedi Hasan is a doctoral researcherin the Department of Political Science and InternationalRelations at the University of Canterbury,New Zealand, specialising in the usability of publicspaces for young people. He completed his mastersdegree at Jahangirnagar University in Dhaka,Bangladesh, where he has also worked as a facultymember.Ingrid SchudelLead Researcher GrahamstownDr Ingrid Schudel is a senior lecturer at RhodesUniversity, South Africa. With a background in thenatural sciences, her research and teaching supportsenvironmental education and transformativelearning practice in school, higher education, community,NGO and government contexts.Lona MusiyiwaResearcherLona Musiyiwa is a Masters in Environmental Educationstudent at Rhodes University researchingthe youth and sustainability practices in Grahamstown.She holds a BEd Honours in Education fromRhodes University, and as a primary school teacherin Grahamstown has experience working with ecoschoolsand eco-clubs.Kate BurninghamLead Researcher LondonDr Kate Burningham is a Reader in Sociology of theEnvironment at the University of Surrey. She leadsthe CUSP theme on social and psychological understandingsof the good life. Her research interestsfocus on the social construction of environmentalproblems, public environmental knowledge, environmentalinequalities and sustainable lifestyles.Susan VennResearcher and CUSP Research FellowDr Susan Venn is a Research Fellow in CUSP atthe University of Surrey. She is working with KateBurningham on CUSP theme S1 on social andpsychological understandings of the good life. Herresearch interests focus on sustainable lifestyles,everyday practices and life-course transitions.Vimlendu JhaLead Researcher New DelhiGrahamstown, SALondon,UKNew Delhi—IndiaVimlendu Jha is the founder of Sweccha and has beenacknowledged as one of the top youth leaders of India.He was selected as one of six worldwide changemakers by CNN International and has been invited tospeak at the UN General Assembly on youth issuesin the global south. He also serves on the board ofseveral national and international foundations.
22Helio MattarLead Researcher São PauloDr Helio Mattar is the President of the AkatuInstitute based in São Paulo, Brazil. He holds MSand PhD degrees from Stanford University and hasserved as a professor at Fundação Getúlio Vargasand at University of São Paulo. He has also heldexecutive positions in companies for 22 years andcurrently serves as a member of Boards of Corporations,NGOs and intergovernmental organisations.Michael OliveiraResearcherMichael Oliveira has a career focused on innovation,marketing and sustainability, applied to newproducts, projects and people. He holds a Pharmacist(BS) from Mackenzie University and Universityof Coimbra, a Health Sciences (MS) from Universityof São Paulo and University of Alberta, and specialisationin Social Media Marketing from NorthwesternUniversity.Midori AoyagiLead Researcher YokohamaDr Midori Aoyagi is Principle Researcher at the Centerfor Social and Environmental Systems, NationalInstitute for Environmental Studies (NIES), Tsukuba,Japan. She was in charge of Japan’s part of the UN-EP’s 2011 Global Survey of Sustainable Lifestyles, andis currently working on Sustainable Consumptionand Production (SCP) in South East Asian countriesand Japan, and media studies in Japan.Aya YoshidaResearcherSão Paulo—BrazilYokohama—JapanDr Aya Yoshida is a senior researcher at the Centerfor Material Cycles and Waste Management Research,National Institute for Environmental Studiesin Japan. She studied environmental economics (BA)at Kyoto University, and received an MA in internationalcooperation and a PhD in environmentalmanagement at the University of Tokyo.International ExpertReference GroupAn International Advisory Board of key experts inyouth and sustainability research will support andinform the vision and impact of CYCLES.Dr Stefanos FotiouDirector of Environment and Development Division,United Nations Economic and Social Commissionfor Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP)Professor Golam MoinuddinDepartment of Urban and Regional Planning, JahangirnagarUniversity, Dhaka, BangladeshDr Patricia PinhoInterdisciplinary Climate Investigation Center(INCLINE), Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics andAtmospheric Sciences, University of São Paulo,BrazilDr Pritpal RandhawaTrans-disciplinary Research Cluster for SustainabilityStudies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, NewDelhiMary RichardsonGeneral Manager Customer and Community,Christchurch City Council, New ZealandProfessor Juliet SchorProfessor of Sociology, Boston College, andco-founder of the Center for a New AmericanDream, South End Press and the Center for PopularEconomics, United StatesDr James SloamDepartment of Politics and International Relations,Royal Holloway, University of London, UnitedKingdomProfessor Takako TakanoCentre for International Education, Waseda University,Tokyo, and Chairperson of ECOPLUS, JapanPenny UrquhartClimate-resilient development analyst, WesternCape, South Africa_DesignLinda Geßnerkultur.work_PrintGreenhouse Graphics Ltdgreenhousegraphics.co.uk
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