Joycelyn Longdon, a PhD student at Cambridge University and an environmental activist-academic, specialises in interdisciplinary research that merges machine learning, ecoacoustics, forest ecology, and local ecological knowledge. She founded climateincolour, an online education platform and community to make climate conversations more accessible and diverse. With over 30,000 members, the platform serves as a hub for critical discussions, where Joycelyn adds hope and clarity to environmental topics. She has collaborated with significant organisations like Meta, Estee Lauder, Samsung, and Greenpeace.
As a climate columnist for the award-winning media company gal-dem and a regular contributor to Sky News Daily Climate Show, Joycelyn offers insightful perspectives on climate issues. As a speaker, she explores how emerging technologies can aid sustainability and address global warming. Her talks also cover ecological injustice, highlighting how climate change disproportionately impacts developing nations. Joycelyn's background in design and creativity allows her to present practical solutions to pressing environmental challenges.
Joycelyn is also known for her authoritative and passionate style as a host or facilitator, with extensive knowledge of technology and sustainability.
How various emerging technologies are offering optimism in the struggle to be sustainable and tackle global warming
How climate change, often a result of colonial practices, disproportionately affects those in developing nations
