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.

Co-founder of N1M, Virginia brings expertise in global campaigns and impactful, long-form communications as well as non-profit and arts administration. She coordinated a number of TEDPrize projects, including the global participatory art project Inside Out for TEDPrize winner JR, the global broadcast of Pangea Day, and war photographer James Nachtwey's campaign against extreme drug resistant tuberculosis. Virginia helped produce the Oscar-nominated documentary The Square, and award-winning documentary Rafea: Solar Mama, and executive produced Chloe Ruthven's The Occupiers. As a producer for The Why Foundation, Virginia was at the forefront of global efforts to combat modern slavery and uses factual story-telling to inspire international action.

Mary Menton is a research fellow at University of Sussex and is working closely with Not1More and with indigenous peoples and environmental defenders in Brazil. Mary leads the British Academy funded Atmospheres of Violence research project which works to understand the experiences of defenders globally.

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.

Some of our team members do not share their names / photos online in order to keep themselves and their communities safe. They are a fundamental part of Not1More and we thank them all for their work.