​​Our team includes investigative journalists, academic researchers, human rights lawyers, data scientists and technologists, designers, community activists, and policy advocates. Between us, we have worked with over forty organisations globally, from local civil society organisations to international NGOs. ​

These organisations include Carbon Market Watch, Corporate Accountability, Environmental Justice Atlas, European Environmental Bureau (EEB), Forest Peoples Programme, Friends of the Earth, Global Witness, International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), Lawyers Without Borders, Local Contexts, Native Land Digital, Open Society Foundations, Oxfam, Pulitzer Center, Tactical Tech, and UNDP. Some of our experts' work has also featured in the BBC, Foreign Affairs, Reuters, The Guardian, and The Wall Street Journal, among others.
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Sam Edwards 

Sam is a freelance investigative journalist and writer who has worked from Spain, Chile and Mexico and is based in the UK. He has been a correspondent for Reuters and Bloomberg Industry, and his work has also appeared in The Guardian, Foreign Affairs and The Nation, among others. He has worked on grant projects for the European Journalism Centre and the Pulitzer Centre. More info
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Marcel Llavero-Pasquina 

Marcel is a multidisciplinary researcher in the fields of business political ecology, ecological economics and molecular biology with a PhD from the University of Cambridge. He coordinates the Global Atlas of Environmental Justice (ejatlas.org) at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (ICTA-UAB) and co-directs the Atlas of Unburnable Fossil Fuels at the Faculty of Biology, UAB. His research explores what is the nature, objectives, strategy and behaviour of multinational companies in environmental conflicts, particularly, the role of the oil and gas industry in delaying the phase out of fossil fuels. More info
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Adrien Tofighi-Niaki 

Adrien is a climate, environmental justice, and corporate accountability consultant with 15 years of investigative and policy research experience. His work focuses on extractive industry supply chains, greenwashing, land rights, and community resilience, combining open-source research, data analysis, and participatory methods to produce rigorous outputs that drive civil society advocacy. He has collaborated with organisations globally, including the Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA-UAB), Corporate Accountability, Global Witness, European Environmental Bureau, and the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). His research has informed policy debates and global media reporting, with coverage in The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, and Financial Times. He founded Tisserin in 2024 and is fluent in English, French, and Spanish. More info
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Rudo Kemper

Rudo is a geographer and technologist with over a decade of experience supporting Indigenous and other local communities in mapping and monitoring their lands and developing digital tools that strengthen community autonomy and self-determination. His work has included partnerships and fieldwork across the Amazon, Caribbean, North America, East Africa, and Melanesia, as well as the development and stewardship of platforms including Terrastories, the Earth Defenders Toolkit, Native Land Digital, and Guardian Connector. He currently directs the Indigenous Guardianship Program at Conservation Metrics, where he works with Indigenous organizations and partners to develop open-source data infrastructure and provide ongoing technical support for community-led monitoring. He also works as a technical advisor and consultant on selected projects related to participatory mapping, data sovereignty, land rights, community-led monitoring, and open-source technology. More info
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Eryn Schornick 

Eryn is the Founder of S​ēk Strategies, an international consultancy providing investigative and strategic services to civil society, governments, the media, and the private sector. She is a New York licensed attorney with over a decade combining her interest in law and finance to combat human rights abuses and environmental degradation. She has worked within labour rights, business and human rights, anti-corruption, and shareholder advocacy with her work making headlines in major media, including partnerships with ABC News and NBC News. More info
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Marion Veber 

With over 10 years of experience in supporting various grassroots collectives and NGOs mainly in France and Americas, Marion Veber defends the rights of Indigenous peoples and the right to water and fights against extractivism and biopiracy. After a career as program director, she is now a freelancer operating at the intersection of research, analysis, advocacy, and consulting. She supports organizations in documenting complex issues, transforming on-the-ground realities into tools for influence, and devising the most relevant and robust strategies possible amidst growing hostility. More info 
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Hanieh Khosroshahi

Hanieh is a design consultant, participatory researcher, and community organiser working at the intersection of digital innovation, social and climate justice, gender equity, and community-led change. Specialising in human-centred design, she has over a decade of experience applying co-design, trauma-informed facilitation, and feminist principles to researching, designing, and implementing solutions, both online and offline. She has led multi-stakeholder projects across Canada, Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and the SWANA region, partnering with NGOs, UN agencies, civil society networks, and grassroots community initiatives. Hanieh's work centres care, decoloniality, and lived experience, working alongside women, youth, activists, refugees, and marginalised communities to build the collective capacity needed to imagine and act toward lasting change. She is based in Glasgow, Scotland. More info
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Ramin Soleymani-Fard 

Ramin is a full stack developer, creative technologist and data scientist. With 14 years in computer science, Ramin is a versatile technologist. He holds a MSc. in Computer Science and has collaborated with organizations like Local Contexts, the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and Tactical Tech. He is fluent in German, English, and Spanish. More info
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Francisca Stuardo Vidal 

Francisca is a Chilean public policy and human rights consultant with over 14 years in environmental justice, feminist advocacy, and protecting human rights defenders. Francisca has led initiatives across Latin America, West Africa, and Southeast Asia, co-developed risk mitigation strategies, conducted field research in high-risk areas, and facilitated capacity-building initiatives. Her advocacy efforts have resulted in high-profile publications endorsed by UN and EU bodies. She has collaborated with over a hundred local organisations and international bodies, including UN Women, UNECA, UNDP, Lawyers Without Borders, Oxfam, Global Witness, and Center for Justice and International Law. Francisca holds a Master of Public Policy from the London School of Economics. She is fluent in Spanish and English, proficient in Haitian Creole, and has a basic understanding of French and Portuguese. More info
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