DIRECTOR
Co-founder of N1M, Fran has over ten years experience working as an academic, filmmaker and campaigner on environmental change and conflict, with a particular focus on Cambodia. Fran is Producer and Director of the film, I am Chut Wutty, that tells the story of the murdered forest defender. Banned by the Cambodian government in 2016, the film was subsequently viewed over a million times online. With a DPhil in forestry from University of Oxford, Fran has experience working with large data sets and conducting action-oriented research.

DIRECTOR
Previously on the media and legal team at Grow Heathrow, Justine joined N1M after working at the Quaker United Nations Office in Geneva. Justine now supports N1M’s research into human rights violations by police and other enforcement bodies in the UK.

CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER
Lizzie comes from an arts background and has worked for over a decade as an administrator, project manager and board member in various non-profit institutions. She first worked with Not1More as a volunteer during COP26, for which she helped coordinate the public events programme. She is now responsible for our day-to-day operations, logistics and liaison with our partners in Brazil.

Some of our team members do not share their names or photos online in order to keep themselves and their communities safe. From Asia to the Americas, Africa to Europe, these people are a fundamental part of Not1More's collective and we thank them all for their vital work.

VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Geranne is N1M's Volunteer Coordinator and a volunteer themselves. With experience of management systems and volunteer recruitment, Geranne loves having a collaborative working process. Their strength at working across roles means they are equally at home helping out with research projects, social media and project planning.

Dr Jethro Pettit is a consultant and facilitator of learning in the field of international development, focused on issues of participation, civil society, social movements, governance, gender, human rights and the environment. He designs and leads courses, workshops, research and evaluations for development agencies, foundations and universities in the Americas, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Jethro is an Emeritus Fellow of the Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex, UK, where he was previously Director of Teaching and Learning.

Maureen Grant is a community activist who has lived in Bradford since the 1980s. She worked for many years at the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and is now retired. Maureen has extensive experience in education and working on tackling racial justice issues. Currently, she is a volunteer presenter at the community radio station, Bradford Community Broadcasting (BCB), and also produces and presents her own monthly radio programme, Race Matters. For many years Maureen has been active in working with communities in West Yorkshire to challenge discrimination and create a strong base from which to exercise their rights.

Yannick Ndoinyo is a human rights and nature defender from Tanzania, and the Executive Director of Traditional Ecosystems Survival Tanzania (TEST) Trust. Yannick is leading in work on decolonisation, bringing Indigenous knowledge to sustainable land management. He is currently studying for a Masters of Science degree at the University of Oxford in Biodiversity, Conservation and Management. Yannick has been evicted from Maasai lands twice in his life. He is an elder in his community.

Joann has an M.B.A. in Finance and has worked in middle to large corporations in Financial Analysis, finishing as Manufacturing Financial Manager at New Balance in Boston, Massachusetts. After this, Joann started her own business providing accounting and financial support to various small businesses. She is currently retired and living in Italy.

Dr Rachel Huxley is Director of Knowledge and Learning, responsible for C40’s knowledge management and research. Rachel has been with C40 for over 5 years during which time she has led the priority research programme on the co-benefits of urban climate action and overseen the launch of C40’s flagship Knowledge Hub. Rachel holds a PhD on Sustainable Cities at the University of Leeds. Prior to this Rachel was Chief Executive of Peterborough Environment City Trust, leading the Trust’s work in Peterborough as well as establishing a UK-wide network of leading sustainable cities to share of best practice.