Dr Rebecca Huntley is one of Australians foremost researchers on social trends. She is the author of numerous books including How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way that Makes a Difference (Murdoch books, 2020). She writes regularly for The Monthly, Australian Traveller Magazine, The Guardian and the SMH. She is a Fellow of the Women Leadership Institute of Australia and of The

Research Society. He latest book is Sassafras: a memoir about love, loss and MDMA therapy.

Dr Rebecca Huntley is one of Australians foremost researchers on social trends. She holds degrees in law and film studies and a PhD in Gender Studies. She has lead research at Essential Media and Vox Populi and was a director at Ipsos Australia. For a number of years, she ran her own research and consultancy firm working closely with climate and environment NGOs, government and business on

climate change strategy and communication. She is now Director of Research at the agency 89DegreesEast.

She is the author of numerous books including How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way that Makes a Difference (Murdoch books, 2020). Rebecca was a broadcaster with the ABC’s RN and presented The History Listen and Drive on a Friday. She writes regularly for The Monthly, Australian Traveller Magazine, The Guardian and the SMH.

She is a member of the Advisory Group for the Climate Solutions Centre at the Australian Museum and a board member of the Dusseldorp Forum.

She is a Fellow of the Women Leadership Institute of Australia and of The Research Society. She is on the board of The Dusseldorp Forum

She is an adjunct Associate Professor in the Institute for Sustainable Futures at UTS.

She was the Chair of the Advisory Board of Australian Parents for Climate Action. She has held board and advisory board positions with The Bell Shakespeare Company, The Whitlam Institute, Australian Parents for Climate Action and the Sydney Environment Institute.