NICK BROOKS

Nick is Garama’s Director and founder. Nick leads on the design and delivery of our training courses, drawing on his extensive experience working with and delivering training for governments, international organisations, research bodies, civil society, and implementers of development and climate programmes. Nick has a background in climate science and over 25 years of experience working on climate change adaptation, resilience and related topics. Nick has been a regular contributor the University of East Anglia’s Climate Change and Development short course, and to training events run by other organisations including UNDP and IIED. He has organised or participated in training events for DFID/FCDO, the African Development Bank, the governments of Cambodia, Mozambique, Nepal, Norway and Switzerland, and a variety of other clients in the public and private sector. https://nickbrooks.wordpress.com/

BRIDGET MCKENZIE

Bridget is a researcher, trainer and artist working to engage people with the Earth crisis. Her career includes being Tate’s Education manager and the British Library’s Head of Learning. In 2006 she founded Flow Associates, a research consultancy in cultural learning. In the past eight years, she has focused entirely on culture and environment, and has developed resources, training, collectives and campaigns that push at the radical edges of this field. This includes founding Climate Museum UK, a creative collective helping people make sense of environmental issues. She also co-founded Culture Declares, an international movement of cultural workers declaring a climate and ecological emergency. She experiments with creative activism in her local city of Norwich, in Norfolk. https://bridgetmckenzie.uk/