Lindsey Kayman is a Certified Industrial Hygienist with a BA in chemistry from Rutgers College and a SM in Environmental Health Sciences from The Harvard School of Public Health. She has over 25 years in the field of environmental and occupational health and safety. Lindsey recently retired as Environmental Health and Safety Director at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and Chair of the College's Sustainability Council.

Naniko (Nana) Chikhladze Barrett graduated with a masters in Global Development- International Agriculture & Rural Development from Cornell University. She has a BA in Agribusiness Management from Delaware Valley University. While a student there she hosted an EcoCinema event and was involved with an Educational Community Garden at DVU where she managed volunteer communications, took part in planning, planting, and growing process. She loves nature and agriculture and is passionate about climate-smart and regenerative agricultural practices. She joined Environmental Education Fund in Fall 2019,

Via Pouget was an EEF intern at John Jay College, where she graduated in 2021 with a CUNY BA degree in Environmental Science and Sustainability. In her last year of university, Via received a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship to study regenerative agriculture in India. Since Graduating university, Via has been traveling by sailboat around Panama and Colombia, working at farms and learning to sail. She has been working remotely and in person for EE and New Jersey Environmental Lobby as Program Manager and Legislative Program Manager since March.

Janice is a social alchemist and synergistic culture and business ecosystem designer, with a broad-based global network, who thrives on connecting visionary change agents, paradigm shifters and evolutionary leaders. She is gifted at articulating the narratives for new, thrivable worlds and futures.