Eve Driver is a consultant and journalist with a focus on environmental justice and innovation. Her writing has appeared in Grist, Quartz, Mongabay, and elsewhere, and she has spoken on panels sponsored by international environmental organizations including The Better Future Project and Uprooted & Rising.

Eve studied environmental history and philosophy at Harvard, where she was involved in the successful fossil fuel divestment campaign and led research into the endowment’s SEC filings as the designated student representative speaker in the campaign’s first public dialogue with the Harvard Management Company. She resides in Brooklyn, New York.

Their forthcoming book, co-authored with Tom Osborn, dives into what it means to fight for friendship and future amid the intense debate around climate change, the Harvard divestment movement, and our collective energy transition that hangs in the balance.

You can follow Eve on Twitter, Instagram, or at eve-driver.com

Tom Osborn is a community-oriented entrepreneur and co-founder of the Shamiri Institute—a public benefit organization that develops and scales mental healthcare to young people across Africa.

He is a 2021 TED Fellow and a global Forbes’ 30 under 30 social entrepreneur, and has won numerous national and international awards for his work, including World Deliver Social Entrepreneur of the year in 2016 and the Donors’ Circle for Africa Energy Prize.

Born and raised in rural Kenya, he graduated from Harvard University with a Bachelor’s in Psychology. He lives in Nairobi.

Tom’s forthcoming book, co-authored with Eve Driver, dives into what it means to fight for friendship and future amid the intense debate around climate change, the Harvard divestment movement, and our collective energy transition that hangs in the balance.

You can follow Tom on Twitter, Instagram, or at tomleeosborn.com

Nat Harry is a cocktail and spirits professional with more than 15 years of experience in the beverage industry. A career bartender, Nat fell in love with artisan spirits while running a farm to table bar program at Berkeley’s Revival Bar & Kitchen and as curator of the spirits portfolio for fine artisanal spirits distributor Cask.

Nat has received accolades including the East Bay Express award for Best Bartender in the East Bay and Seven Fifty Daily’s San Francisco Rising Star award. They have been a judge for the San Francisco World Spirits Competition since 2020.

Nat’s upcoming book Spirits Distilled: A Guide to the Ingredients Behind a Better Bottle will guide readers through the raw materials that make up our favorite bottles and the producers who responsibly make them, along the way providing recommendations for first-time drinkers and connoisseurs alike.

You can follow Nat on Twitter, Instagram, or at natharry.com

Dr. Shahir Masri is a climate change communication researcher and specialist in air pollution exposure assessment and epidemiology at the University of California, Irvine. He is the author of the book Beyond Debate: Answers to 50 Misconceptions on Climate Change as well as numerous articles on climate science and health published in The Hill, Thrive Global, and elsewhere.

Shahir earned his Doctor of Science degree from the Department of Environmental Health at Harvard University and his Bachelor of Science degree from the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is an adjunct faculty member at Chapman University and at National University, where he teaches graduate and undergraduate courses on environmental health and pollution.

Shahir’s upcoming book will document his travels as founder of the national outreach project ‘On the Road for Climate Action’. Shahir will take readers on a journey across the U.S., sharing personal experiences and documenting firsthand interviews with individuals affected by climate change.

You can follow Shahir on Twitter, Instagram or at shahirmasri.com