Rupert Read is co-director of the Climate Majority Project and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of East Anglia, UK. He is the author of several books, developed the concept of Transformative Adaptation and also invented the term 'Thrutopia'; an act of imagining the actual mechanics of how we transition from this broken, collapsing world to one that is in a process of transformation and healing on all levels. Since then he has been building Thrutopianism into his creative and scenarios work, including his viral internet short Out of the Ashes.
Rupert Read resides in Rockland St Mary, Norfolk, England.

Morgan Phillips is Global Action Plan's Director of Education and Youth Engagement, and a former co-director of climate change adaptation charity, The Glacier Trust, with whom he continues to volunteer. Morgan has worked internationally in the environmental sector for over 20 years. Having returned home to Wales in 2022, Morgan is now governor at his local primary school and a member of the education committee at Black Mountains College. Morgan's 2021 book Great Adaptations - In the shadow of a climate crisis has since been published in Japanese.
Morgan Phillips resides in New Quay, Ceredigion, Wales.

The book includes a comprehensive chapter from Manda Scott, formerly a veterinary surgeon, is now an award-winning novelist, podcaster and regenerative smallholder. Co-creator of the Thrutopia Masterclass, she is committed to laying the foundations to a future we'd be proud to leave behind.