Adam Wallin started his studies wanting to be a biologist and studying how the different species of nature work and interact. However, once he had reached his Bachelor's degree, he realised that most of the species on Earth only really interact with one species - humankind, and therefore, the best chance we have to protect them is to change how we as humans act. Since then, his focus of study has been on communication and behavioural science focusing on how and why we act as we do in relation to climate change. In his current role as Head of Climate Dialogue for We Don't Have Time he helps companies and organizations maintain an open stakeholder dialogue about their climate work.

She lives in Washington, DC and founded the organization in April 2021, because of her own struggles with climate emotions. The organization offers resources and interventions for youth, teachers, parents and more to help them with their own emotional wellbeing in the face of the climate crisis.

Georgia Welford-Tuitt is a Gen Z Advisor at the Climate Mental Health Network, and is currently enjoying a sabbatical after completing her Master in Public Health at École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique in 2022. The former President of ParisWHO Association, she organised a two-day virtual policy writing simulation exercise for students around the theme of climate change and mental health.

Tehya Jennett is a youth climate activist and filmmaker with roots in the climate storytelling space. Tehya is a Co-owner of and Green Producer for Stranded Astronaut Productions, an artist collective and production house that specializes in social impact content. They have worked as a Sustainability Coordinator on numerous film/TV productions, and produced the award winning cli-fi short, Stomach of the Earth (2020). Gen Z Mental Health: Climate Stories (2022) is their directorial debut focusing on the mental health impacts of the climate crisis.

Ahmed, a tech product designer from Duhok, Iraq, focuses on climate change and mental health. Driven to create transformative experiences, he aims to positively impact one million lives through innovative solutions. A dedicated volunteer, Ahmed strives to make a meaningful difference in his community and beyond. Having traveled extensively, Ahmed has gained insights into how diverse cultures are affected by climate change and mental health challenges. With a track record of impacting over 25,000 individuals, he is determined to harness technology to address these concerns on a global scale.