Kody Hartlaub is an internationally recognized performance specialist in the mental architecture of champions. He works exclusively with elite athletes, Olympic contenders, world-class competitors,
and high-performing organizations—including professional athletes on the Philadelphia Phillies, world champions pursuing their next title, Olympic-stage athletes, Division 1 programs, and corporations like L'Oréal—to unlock performance at the highest level.
In less than a decade, Kody has executed a complete program turnaround at the college level, taking a Division 3 athletic program from last place to top-tier status in under a year. He's guided a two-
time world champion through his pursuit of a third championship. He's positioned Olympic-level athletes for international competition. He's embedded himself in locker rooms and boardrooms where the margin of error is zero, and results are the only currency that matters.
His work is about diagnosis and execution. Kody identifies the psychological architecture underneath performance: the belief systems, decision-making patterns, emotional regulation, and mental discipline that separate champions from competitors. He rebuilds that architecture from the foundation up, then ensures it performs under pressure, when it counts most.
Kody holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and is completing his master's in sport performance and psychology. More importantly, he is personally mentored by Ben Newman, one of the five most respected performance coaches in the world. He has been selected as a judge for the International Globee Awards for Excellence: a distinction reserved for the elite practitioners in his field.
As founder of KHP Coaching, creator of the Diamond Leadership Architecture framework, and architect of the KHP1 performance community, Kody doesn't build athletes. He builds champions who know exactly who they are, what they're capable of, and how to deliver it when the stakes are highest

Kody Hartlaub is an internationally recognized performance specialist in the mental architecture of champions. He works exclusively with elite athletes, Olympic contenders, world-class competitors, and high-performing organizations—including profess... Show more

What sets Dr. Freeman apart is not advice or frameworks, but the space he creates. His work is intentionally calm, confidential, and unhurried—a place where leaders can talk openly, explore ideas, and sort through complexity without performance or politics getting in the way. Conversations are relaxed, human, and grounded, even when the issues are serious. Clients often say they don’t feel “coached” or “consulted,” but genuinely heard. The result is clarity that feels earned, not imposed—and decisions that feel steadier because they were thought through in a space that was both rigorous and welcoming.

Dr. Daniel Freeman brings together an uncommon mix of training and lived experience. With a background in sociology and a doctorate in global leadership, a decade of nonprofit leadership experience, combined with years as a former professional athlete, nationally recognized track and field coach, consultant, and adjunct instructor, his work is shaped by both academic rigor and real-world pressure. Over the past decade, he has held thousands of one-on-one conversations with nonprofit executives, Fortune 500 CEOs, founders, athletes, and coaches. That experience has given him a deep understanding of how leaders actually think, decide, and carry responsibility.

What sets Dr. Freeman apart is not advice or frameworks, but the space he creates. His work is intentionally calm, confidential, and unhurried—a place where leaders can talk openly, explore ideas, and sort through complexity without performance or po... Show more

I’m Joule Diaz a founder, speaker, and builder of impact rooted in real life.

I created Her Impact because I know what it feels like to live in survival mode while still being responsible for everything and everyone around you. My work is centered on helping women and girls move from just getting through life to actually leading it with confidence, clarity, and self-worth.

I don’t speak from theory. I speak from lived experience. From navigating pressure, rebuilding, and figuring things out in real time while still showing up.

My message is about ownership, resilience, and becoming who you are even when life doesn’t feel stable or certain.

When I speak, I’m not there to perform. I’m there to connect. To create a moment where people feel seen, challenged, and reminded of their power.

Everything I do is rooted in truth, growth, and impact that lasts beyond the room.

I’m Joule Diaz a founder, speaker, and builder of impact rooted in real life. I created Her Impact because I know what it feels like to live in survival mode while still being responsible for everything and everyone around you. My work is centered... Show more

Dr. Tega Edwin helps companies reduce turnover and boost employee engagement through trauma-informed leadership and strategic career development.

As a Licensed Professional Counselor and former Associate Professor of Counseling, she bridges clinical psychology with business outcomes, teaching leaders how to retain top talent, navigate difficult conversations with confidence, and build cultures where people actually want to stay.

Dr. Edwin has delivered keynotes and trainings for Northwestern Mutual, Lockheed Martin, St. Louis Public Schools, and universities, including the University of Houston Clear Lake and New Jersey City University. Through her signature coaching program, Find Your Fulfilling Career, her clients have secured roles at KPMG, Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services, and Henkel, with salary increases averaging $35,000+.

Her award-winning research on career development has been published in Career Development Quarterly (2019 Article of the Year), Professional School Counselor, and other leading journals. As a professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, she trained the next generation of career counselors in the evidence-based communication and relational skills that drive meaningful change.Dr. Edwin is the author of Helping Relationship Skills: Facilitative Skills that Foster Change (Cognella), which teaches the relational communication framework that transforms managers into leaders who inspire engagement, navigate difficult conversations, and drive measurable results.

She holds a Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision from Penn State and an M.A. in Counseling from Johns Hopkins University. She's a National Certified Counselor and Certified Salary Negotiation Facilitator.

When she's not on stage or coaching clients, you'll find her on the pickleball court or diving into her Bible.

Dr. Tega Edwin helps companies reduce turnover and boost employee engagement through trauma-informed leadership and strategic career development. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and former Associate Professor of Counseling, she bridges clini... Show more

Chinenye Ikwuemesi is the founder of the Afrodeities Institute and architect of Afromantasy™ — a framework that treats African mythologies as operating systems for history, governance, AI, and storytelling. She helps organisations and conferences rethink AI ethics, itechnology transformation, nstitutional design, and “future of X” conversations by bringing in African civilisational logics that have been systematically excluded from Western narratives. Her work spans a 40+ volume Afrodeities Codex and The Shadow Storm, a 50‑chapter speculative epic that turns decolonial theory into vivid, accessible story. On stage, she translates complex histories and mythic systems into practical tools for leaders, technologists, and creatives who want to build futures answerable to more than markets alone.

Chinenye Ikwuemesi is the founder of the Afrodeities Institute and architect of Afromantasy™ — a framework that treats African mythologies as operating systems for history, governance, AI, and storytelling. She helps organisations and conferences ret... Show more

Renee Hamilton is a lecturer at Nagoya University of the Arts working at the intersection of AI, visual culture, and identity. Her work explores how artificial intelligence can be used as a creative and symbolic medium to examine race, perception, and digital identity.

Through her visual project “Lady Gorilla,” Hamilton experiments with AI-generated imagery to study audience reactions, symbolism, and the psychology of online engagement. She also incorporates these visuals into lectures to explore how emerging technologies influence cultural narratives and representation.

Her work sits between art, technology, and academic inquiry, examining how AI reshapes the way we construct and interpret identity in the digital era.

Renee Hamilton is a lecturer at Nagoya University of the Arts working at the intersection of AI, visual culture, and identity. Her work explores how artificial intelligence can be used as a creative and symbolic medium to examine race, perception, an... Show more

Ewa Tamar is a multidisciplinary researcher, curator, and builder leading experiential spaces for leadership, creativity, and community in an increasingly automated world. Following a decade in tech leadership, she pivoted to PhD research at GCAS to investigate the existential and somatic impacts of the automation transition.

Her work is anchored in three pillars:

• Reclaiming Authentic Intelligence: finding clarity and agency beyond algorithmic logic.
• Somatic Sovereignty: recognizing the body as a site of resistance against the nervous system activation of the ever-present logic of optimization.
• Imagining Alternatives: Creating ways of working and relating rooted in relational intelligence and care.

In addition to research and teaching, Ewa is currently establishing a multidisciplinary eco-cultural residency on her great-grandfather’s ancestral land in Masovia, Poland.

Ewa Tamar is a multidisciplinary researcher, curator, and builder leading experiential spaces for leadership, creativity, and community in an increasingly automated world. Following a decade in tech leadership, she pivoted to PhD research at GCAS to ... Show more

I am building the operating system for the Neighborhood Economy. I started my entrepreneurial journey 10 years ago in Silicon Valley, turning from a retail exec to a founder at 39.

My work sits at the intersection of economics, humanity, and community through Genesis Block, Newkirklytics, the Neighborhood Economy Index, and Newkirk Enterprises. I’m not talking about hypothetical frameworks or abstract policy theory. I’m designing and deploying real systems that make local economic activity visible, measurable, and investable, especially the micro-entrepreneurs, creators, informal workers, and neighborhood-level producers who have always powered our communities but rarely show up in the data.

I believe the future of prosperity isn’t top-down theories based on outdated economic models but rooted in local ownership, inclusive entrepreneurship, and circular capital systems that keep value circulating where people live. My work turns that belief into infrastructure. The Neighborhood Economy Index and our sector tools quantify what has long been unseen: the economic power of microbusinesses, shared kitchens, creatives, disabled entrepreneurs, local manufacturing ecosystems, and underserved communities across the U.S., the Caribbean, Latin America, and Africa.

As a speaker, I bring together data, story, spirit, and strategy. I’ve lived this work for years, building entrepreneurial ecosystems, supporting founders who’ve been overlooked, creating pathways to upward mobility, and designing new economic systems that honor dignity and human possibility. My goal on every stage is simple: help leaders see the Neighborhood Economy differently, not as charity work or an “equity initiative,” but as a powerful engine of growth, resilience, and wealth creation that deserves real investment and serious strategy. It’s actually market inefficiency that needs to be corrected.

I’m here to shift the conversation from wealth extraction to community circulation, from scarcity to abundance, from invisibility to proof, from disconnected programs to systems that actually work. And I’m building alongside institutions, cities, universities, DFIs, foundations, and community leaders who believe, as I do, that the people closest to the problem are also closest to the solution; they need better tools, better data, and better support.

That is the work. That is the calling. And that is the Neighborhood Economy.

I am building the operating system for the Neighborhood Economy. I started my entrepreneurial journey 10 years ago in Silicon Valley, turning from a retail exec to a founder at 39. My work sits at the intersection of economics, humanity, and comm... Show more

Dr. Pedro A. González, Jr., M.J., MAC, is a Cuban American exiled professor, Author, and Researcher who teaches the Theory of Communication in U.S. universities after retiring from a successful career as a Journalist and War Correspondent on TV.
He is a member of and participates in national and international professional journalism and academic organizations.
In total, he has published 20 books.

Dr. Pedro A. González, Jr., M.J., MAC, is a Cuban American exiled professor, Author, and Researcher who teaches the Theory of Communication in U.S. universities after retiring from a successful career as a Journalist and War Correspondent on TV. He... Show more

Khurram Chughtai is a strategic counsel, legislative researcher and educator in law, policy and governance whose work connects legal practice with the governance of technological change. He is the Founder and Chief Strategic Counsel of KSC.JUSNREM, bringing more than two decades of professional experience since 2003 across corporate and commercial law, constitutional and administrative matters, legislative reform and public policy. A former law officer in the Office of the Advocate General, Punjab, he brings practical experience of public institutions and the exercise of legal authority to his research on digital governance.

He has 15 years of teaching experience, including visiting lectureships at Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore, and Bahria University, Islamabad. His teaching has covered Cyber Law, Technology Law, Cybersecurity Law and Policy, electronic evidence and intellectual property, alongside constitutional law and public-interest litigation. This sustained engagement with legal education connects emerging technologies to the legal questions they raise for courts, regulators, businesses and citizens.

His research record begins in 2002, with early work on Borderless Crimes and Governance of Cyberspace in Pakistan. During 2002–2004, he worked as a Research Coordinator and Research Associate within the ADB / Asia Foundation Access to Justice and Innovation in Legal Education programmes, including research on introducing cyberspace laws into the LL.B. curriculum. His subsequent work combines doctrinal and comparative legal research with legislative drafting, institutional analysis and applied policy development.

His digital-rights advocacy includes a 2013 public-interest petition before the Supreme Court of Pakistan seeking the timely and transparent introduction of 3G services. He pleaded that internet access formed part of constitutionally protected rights to life, education, business, and the receipt and communication of information. The petition connected these rights with the State’s responsibility to modernise telecommunications and maintain an effective regulator. The proceedings subsequently addressed the 3G and 4G spectrum auctions. This work connects his early cyberspace research and teaching with practical constitutional advocacy.

His research and writing span privacy and data protection, digital rights, cybersecurity, digital assets, digital constitutionalism and sovereignty, public finance, health security and institutional accountability. His work includes data-protection law research beginning in 2005 and proposed legislative frameworks for digital ecosystems and digital assets in 2021. These enquiries draw on experience in legal practice, public service and institutional reform.

His current programme includes the developing manuscripts JUS.automica: Jurisprudence of Intelligent Order (https://jus-automica.digital), Reconstituting Public Power, The Constitution of Fiscal Order, and Code, Law and Capital. Alongside these works, he is developing policy papers on Sovereign, Legislative, Judicial and Governance Intelligence. Together, they examine how institutions understand their mandates, organise knowledge, exercise judgment and remain accountable as data and computational systems become part of public decision-making. Research and public drafts can be explored at https://ksc-jusnrem.io/research.

His digital work translates these enquiries into research environments and legal-information tools. It includes Qanun Maps beta, a developing legislative-intelligence and legal-source mapping initiative (https://jusnrem.legal); Constitution.codes, a public constitutional-information demonstrator (https://constitution.codes); and JUS.smart, a legal-technology and governance-intelligence initiative begun in 2015 (https://jus-smart.digital). He showcased JUS.smart at the IGF Village in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 2024. These projects explore access to law, the relationship between legal texts and institutional mandates, and the preservation of sources, legal meaning and routes of review.

Through KSC.JUSNREM (https://ksc-jusnrem.io) and its Governed Intelligence Commons (https://ksc-jusnrem.space), he brings this work into public inquiry and interdisciplinary dialogue. His approach connects Evolutionary Intelligence, Strategic Intelligence and Anticipatory Intelligence. At IGF 2026, he is convening discussions around JUS.automica and the proposed Intelligent Institutional Act Test, alongside the Global Observatory of Intelligent Public Institutions initiative. His central concern is how technological capability can strengthen institutional judgment while preserving lawful authority, responsibility, rights and effective remedies.

Khurram Chughtai is a strategic counsel, legislative researcher and educator in law, policy and governance whose work connects legal practice with the governance of technological change. He is the Founder and Chief Strategic Counsel of KSC.JUSNREM, b... Show more

Andreas Fauler, Executive Advisor bei der Kybernautik Advisory GmbH, arbeitet an der Brücke zwischen dem, was Forschung weiß, und dem, was Organisationen tun. Seine Antwort nennt er Realisation Infrastructure, also das Zusammenspiel von Übung, Software und Evidenz, das validierte Ideen in funktionierende Systeme übersetzt. 25 Jahre war er auf der Anbieterseite von Enterprise-Technologie tätig, bei IBM, Novell, SuccessFactors und SAP sowie bei den KI-Unternehmen arago und Celonis, und hat dort aus nächster Nähe gesehen, wie Software-Einführungen Organisationen verändern, geplant oder ungeplant. Heute ist er Advisor für vier KI-Unternehmen (Beam AI, vencortex, Sera Intelligence und VITAS), berät mit Kybernautik Führungsteams bei KI- und Software-Vorhaben, hat mit Dr. Frank Kuhnecke die Übungsschule Sales Kung Fu gegründet und verantwortet die Geschäftsseite von Tapir (People Data Collaboration). In der Forschungscommunity rund um ⿻ Plurality ist er Lead Author des ⿻ Plural Stack (RadicalxChange, 2026) und Mitinitiator von Plurality DACH. Er sprach unter anderem auf der MyData Conference und der HR Technology Europe und schreibt die Field Notes auf fauler.me.

Andreas Fauler, Executive Advisor bei der Kybernautik Advisory GmbH, arbeitet an der Brücke zwischen dem, was Forschung weiß, und dem, was Organisationen tun. Seine Antwort nennt er Realisation Infrastructure, also das Zusammenspiel von Übung, Softwa... Show more

Meet Marina, a self-proclaimed Fleabag fanatic! Ever since stumbling upon the show during a lazy Sunday binge-watch session, she's been hooked on the witty humor and raw honesty of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's masterpiece. From the iconic fourth-wall breaking to the hilarious and heart-wrenching relationships, Marina can't get enough of Fleabag's antics. She's watched every episode multiple times, analyzed every character's motives, and even started a Fleabag-themed Instagram account. Her friends and family might think she's a bit obsessed, but Marina knows that Fleabag is more than just a show - it's a work of art that speaks to her soul.

Meet Marina, a self-proclaimed Fleabag fanatic! Ever since stumbling upon the show during a lazy Sunday binge-watch session, she's been hooked on the witty humor and raw honesty of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's masterpiece. From the iconic fourth-wall break... Show more

Dr. Terza Lima-Neves is a scholar, author, and community advocate. She is professor of political science at Johnson C. Smith University. Her research interests focus on African diasporas, gender and community building. Lima-Neves has published 2 edited volumes focused on Cabo Verde, gender, and diaspora relations. Terza is also the cofounder and executive director of Poderoza International Conference on Cabo Verdean women. She lives in Charlotte, NC.

Dr. Terza Lima-Neves is a scholar, author, and community advocate. She is professor of political science at Johnson C. Smith University. Her research interests focus on African diasporas, gender and community building. Lima-Neves has published 2 edit... Show more

I’m an educator, speaker and psychology-informed consultant with a background in psychology, educology, marketing and business. I was born in Lithuania and have lived in Malta, Greece and Portugal, which means I don’t assume there is one universal experience of being a woman.

My talks glue together psychology, research, cultural observation, real stories and humour, and challenge the norms we were taught to obey without questioning.
I’m not there to give women 10 steps to become a better version of themselves, optimise their morning routine or finally learn how to balance everything. ChatGPT can generate a pretty good list in seconds.
I’m much more interested in sharing a real-life experience they will be talking about after the conference is over.

I’m an educator, speaker and psychology-informed consultant with a background in psychology, educology, marketing and business. I was born in Lithuania and have lived in Malta, Greece and Portugal, which means I don’t assume there is one universal ex... Show more

Jessica Tjiu (She/They) is an Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of San Diego. Her research interests focus on sex work, human/sex trafficking, and (im)migration.

Jessica Tjiu (She/They) is an Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of San Diego. Her research interests focus on sex work, human/sex trafficking, and (im)migration. Show more

Assistant Professor of English at Texas Christian University

Assistant Professor of English at Texas Christian University Show more

Ji-Yeon Yuh received her Ph.D. in History from the University of Pennsylvania and is the founding faculty member of the Asian American Studies Program at Northwestern University, where she teaches Asian American history, Asian diasporas, US militarism and war, race and gender, and oral history. Her book, Beyond the Shadow of Camptown: Korean Military Brides in America, was the first substantive work to examine the consequences of U.S. militarism for Korean migration and diaspora. Her current projects include a digital oral history repository focused on Asian diasporas, an oral history project on the Midwest as an Asian American space, a book on Korean diaspora in China, Japan, and the United States, and a study of reunification and Korea peace activism in the Korean diaspora. She has been a consultant for numerous public history, media, and education projects, including Still Presents Pasts, an exhibit on Korean Americans and the Korean War, Crossing East, a radio documentary on Asian Americans, and Pollyanna’s high school racial literacy curriculum. As a longtime advocate for Korea peace and reunification, she occasionally publishes op-eds in places like the Chicago Tribune and the National Interest. She serves as the board chair of Women Cross DMZ, an associate (and former board member) of the Korea Policy Institute, and an advisor for Action for One Korea. She is a co-founder and the emeritus board president of the Korean Performing Arts Institute of Chicago and a former board president of KAN-WIN, an Asian American women’s anti-gender-violence organization. A native of Seoul and Chicago, she is a fan of pungmul, a taekwondo black belt, a science fiction reader, and the mother of three children.

Ji-Yeon Yuh received her Ph.D. in History from the University of Pennsylvania and is the founding faculty member of the Asian American Studies Program at Northwestern University, where she teaches Asian American history, Asian diasporas, US militaris... Show more

I am a Behavioral learning strategist with 10+ years of extensive industry experience in designing and delivering high-impact learning interventions for diverse audiences.

Over the years, I have trained 11,000+ employees across multiple organizations, working with engineers, project managers, team leads, senior professionals, and client-facing teams across industries.

My core expertise includes

- Managerial development programs and learning journeys with real-time action learning pathways

- Campus to corporate Transition programs for graduate engineers

- Business communication & stakeholder management

- Influencing without authority

- Emotional Intelligence

- Leadership presence & confidence building

- Client communication, conflict handling & difficult conversations

- Productivity, ownership & execution excellence

- Problem solving and critical thinking

- Design Thinking

- Team-building and outbound engagement sessions

I bring a strong psychology-backed, experiential facilitation approach, ensuring sessions are practical, engaging, and directly applicable at work. My programs consistently receive strong participant feedback and are known for driving visible behavioral shifts rather than just content delivery.

I am a Behavioral learning strategist with 10+ years of extensive industry experience in designing and delivering high-impact learning interventions for diverse audiences. Over the years, I have trained 11,000+ employees across multiple organizat... Show more

Margaret Dudley is the Associate Curator at the National Museum of the Pacific War, where she gets to do all the fun jobs, from inventorying the firearms to repainting tanks to creating new exhibits. She has worked with museum collections since 2017, when she helped create the exhibits for a military museum at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. Margaret's research background is in culinary history, but she has worked with almost every kind of collection except for food in the last ten years, including four different military collections.

Margaret Dudley is the Associate Curator at the National Museum of the Pacific War, where she gets to do all the fun jobs, from inventorying the firearms to repainting tanks to creating new exhibits. She has worked with museum collections since 2017,... Show more

Juliane Rettschlag is a philosopher and social scientist, who works on topics such as collaborative research, ethics education, sustainable transformation and methods for responsible technology design.
She is a research associate at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg and a PhD candidate at the Berlin Ethics Lab at TU Berlin. Also being a founding member of the Berlin Ethics Lab, she coordinated and conceptualized the Berlin Ethics Certificate, which is offered as part of the Berlin University Alliance and the ENHANCE program of the European Universities of Technology Alliance.

Juliane Rettschlag is a philosopher and social scientist, who works on topics such as collaborative research, ethics education, sustainable transformation and methods for responsible technology design. She is a research associate at BTU Cottbus-Senf... Show more

Riva Zmajoki creates art, thinks about stuff, and manages daily life. You'll find her around internet playing with concepts.

Riva Zmajoki creates art, thinks about stuff, and manages daily life. You'll find her around internet playing with concepts. Show more

Hola, cómo estás?
Mi nombre es Santino y me posiciono como speaker instruido en gestión de comunicación interna. Desde el año 2022 me encuentro enfocado en el estudio y el desarrollo de habilidad sociales tales como: Presencia de Líder, gestión de equipos y creación de identidad grupal, y el trabajo corporativo en pos del bienestar organizacional. Además, en mis inicios como aprendiz (el cual sigo cultivando día tras día) me centré en entender el poder de las disposiciones individuales ante las tendencias naturales humanes para encontrar un motivo de acción ante un proyecto unipersonal; y, por último pero no menos importante, la fundamentación discursiva para la creación de redes de apoyo.
Dentro de mis estudios se encuentran:
- Licenciatura en Psicología (Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires)
- Carrera de Coaching Ontológico Level 2 (Escuela de Formación de Líderes)

Hola, cómo estás? Mi nombre es Santino y me posiciono como speaker instruido en gestión de comunicación interna. Desde el año 2022 me encuentro enfocado en el estudio y el desarrollo de habilidad sociales tales como: Presencia de Líder, gestión de ... Show more

Zaje Richardson is the author of Happy Habits and host of the Happy Habits Podcast for Self
Development. She also hosts the Rethinking Connection podcast for executives looking to unpack the behavioral science behind high-performing teams, psychological safety, and organizational culture.

Zaje Richardson is the author of Happy Habits and host of the Happy Habits Podcast for Self Development. She also hosts the Rethinking Connection podcast for executives looking to unpack the behavioral science behind high-performing teams, psycholog... Show more

Srebrenka Peregrin pripovijeda po knjižnicama, školama i vrtićima, na različitim kulturno-turističkim događanjima i SF&F konvencijama. Prevodi beletristku i piše kratke priče, od kojih je nekolicina nagrađena (metaFORA, Fairytalez, Sfera). Su-autorica je zbirki "Bajkarice", "Bajkari" i "Bajkarenje" te autorica romana o Frini, kurtizani u usponu.

Srebrenka Peregrin pripovijeda po knjižnicama, školama i vrtićima, na različitim kulturno-turističkim događanjima i SF&F konvencijama. Prevodi beletristku i piše kratke priče, od kojih je nekolicina nagrađena (metaFORA, Fairytalez, Sfera). Su-autoric... Show more

Studium der Psychologie mit Nebenfach Erziehungswissenschaft in Kiel, Lund (Schweden) und Freiburg i. Brsg.
Post doc an der ETH Zürich (Schweiz) und an der Universität Freiburg
seit 2009 Juniorprofessorin für Bildungspsychologie an der Universität Bielefeld
seit 2011 Professorin für Bildungspsychologie an der Universität Bielefeld

Studium der Psychologie mit Nebenfach Erziehungswissenschaft in Kiel, Lund (Schweden) und Freiburg i. Brsg. Post doc an der ETH Zürich (Schweiz) und an der Universität Freiburg seit 2009 Juniorprofessorin für Bildungspsychologie an der Universität ... Show more

Giselle Fuerte, M.A. is a Forensic AI Researcher, Learning Architect, and the founder of Being Human With AI (BHWAI). With over 20 years of experience designing high-stakes training systems for global organizations like Microsoft, Atlassian, and Paychex, she specializes in the intersection of algorithmic risk and human psychological safety.

Giselle is the creator of the Problem AI Use Severity Index (PAUSI), a first-of-its-kind clinical screening tool used to measure AI dependency and relational harm. Her pioneering research into the "Taxonomy of Algorithmic Coercion" maps more than 50 specific model behaviors—such as sycophancy and "love bombing"—to technical failure modes.

A recognized industry speaker, she has advised audiences at the American Psychological Association (APA) and the SHIELD Global Online Safety Conference on moving from "user error" narratives to product liability in AI safety. Her work has been featured by the BBC and Bloomberg, and her interactive curriculum, "The Spiral: AI Safety Investigation," is a featured partner of Code.org’s Hour of AI.

Giselle Fuerte, M.A. is a Forensic AI Researcher, Learning Architect, and the founder of Being Human With AI (BHWAI). With over 20 years of experience designing high-stakes training systems for global organizations like Microsoft, Atlassian, and Payc... Show more

Ayush Hazare is a practicing architect, independent researcher, and speaker working at the intersection of spatial design, Indigenous knowledge systems, and decolonial frameworks. His work explores how built environments shape identity, belonging, and cultural continuity.

He is a Junior Architect at Pioneer Construction and MAP Studio, Pune, and an Archivist and Journalist with Manasaram Architects and CGBMT, Bangalore. His research has been recognized internationally, including being an Asia Regional Winner at the Global Undergraduate Awards (2024), alongside multiple academic distinctions, research awards, and publications in Springer Scopus-indexed platforms. He has presented his work at national and international conferences and delivered invited lectures at institutions such as Cardiff University (UK) and Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Architecture, Pune.

Grounded in participatory fieldwork in Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, he collaborates with Adivasi communities to reimagine educational spaces rooted in cultural and ecological contexts. His practice positions design as a tool of resistance and regeneration-moving beyond functionality to create spaces that sustain identity, dignity, and collective futures.

Ayush Hazare is a practicing architect, independent researcher, and speaker working at the intersection of spatial design, Indigenous knowledge systems, and decolonial frameworks. His work explores how built environments shape identity, belonging, an... Show more

Oshin Danish is an educator, researcher, and international teacher trainer whose work sits at the intersection of academic writing, student engagement, and educational psychology. With over 12 years of experience in higher education across the UK and the Gulf region, she is passionate about transforming research insights into practical strategies that improve learning outcomes.

Her doctoral research investigates how scaffolding influences academic writing development among Saudi EFL learners, with emerging interests in psychological safety, confidence, and academic risk-taking. Oshin regularly presents on teaching, learning, and curriculum innovation and has chaired international conferences and professional development events for educators across the Middle East.

Known for combining research, real-world classroom experience, and a learner-centred approach, she is committed to helping educators create environments where students feel confident enough to participate, challenge themselves, and succeed.

Oshin Danish is an educator, researcher, and international teacher trainer whose work sits at the intersection of academic writing, student engagement, and educational psychology. With over 12 years of experience in higher education across the UK and... Show more

Seit 2016 wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der HAW Hamburg
Seit 2018 Geschäftsführerin der Arbeitsstelle für Migrationsforschung und Integrationspraktiken an der HAW Hamburg

Seit 2016 wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin an der HAW Hamburg Seit 2018 Geschäftsführerin der Arbeitsstelle für Migrationsforschung und Integrationspraktiken an der HAW Hamburg Show more

Nyla Numan is a doctoral candidate in the English Department at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Her research focuses on how twenty-first century Asian American fiction experiments with historical representation to imagine alternative temporalities, futures, and inter- & intra-racial relationalities.

Nyla Numan is a doctoral candidate in the English Department at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Her research focuses on how twenty-first century Asian American fiction experiments with historical representation to imagine alternative tempor... Show more