Team (exciting updates soon!)
Rozina Kanchwala
Rozina Kanchwala
Rozina Kanchwala
Rozina is an energy and environmental professional with global academic and work experience. She is a Fulbright scholar where she spent a year in India studying agrarian distress and then completed her Masters degree in Environment and Sustainable Development at University College London. She currently serves as the Director of Energy Ju
Rozina is an energy and environmental professional with global academic and work experience. She is a Fulbright scholar where she spent a year in India studying agrarian distress and then completed her Masters degree in Environment and Sustainable Development at University College London. She currently serves as the Director of Energy Justice Partnerships at the Clean Energy Leadership Institute (CELI) as well as the Founding Executive Director of Eco.Logic. Rozina's work takes a creative approach - recently, Rozina wrote and produced a climate comedy play called "Love in the Time of Climate Change" with the recognition that the environmental movement needs more artistic and creative expressions. Rozina strives to help build an inclusive environmental movement recognizing that the scale of the crisis requires all hands on deck.
Evan Tims
Rozina Kanchwala
Rozina Kanchwala
Evan is the founder, director and lead facilitator of the in100years project.
Evan first developed a passion for climate futures while growing up in Coastal Maine, one of the most climate vulnerable parts of the U.S. He began engaging in South Asia as a Critical Language Scholar, a U.S. Dept. of State exchange program, in Kolkata, India,
Evan is the founder, director and lead facilitator of the in100years project.
Evan first developed a passion for climate futures while growing up in Coastal Maine, one of the most climate vulnerable parts of the U.S. He began engaging in South Asia as a Critical Language Scholar, a U.S. Dept. of State exchange program, in Kolkata, India, in 2018 and 2019. Later, as a 2021-2022 Henry Luce Scholar, Evan lived in Kathmandu while researching climate futures in the hydropower industry, hosting workshops, and studying Nepali.
As a facilitator, Evan is passionate about building a collaborative, global vision of a more just and sustainable future. Driven by a certainty that international, cross-cultural dialogue can be encouraged by literature and storytelling, he began the in100years project while living in Nepal.
Evan holds a B.A. in Human Rights and Written Arts from Bard College. He is also an avid writer, reader and editor, and his work has appeared in The Record, Climate Matters and Mapping Meaning: The Journal. Currently, he is a Fulbright Scholar in India, where he continues to focus on climate storytelling.
Safiyya Devraj
Rozina Kanchwala
Safiyya Devraj
Safiyya is a Knowledge Management & Learning Consultant in the Climate Change Group at the World Bank. Prior to this Safiyya worked for several years in hospital project management and health systems strengthening with the Aga Khan Health Services in Tanzania.
Safiyya is a strong believer in the power of people and experiential learning.
Safiyya is a Knowledge Management & Learning Consultant in the Climate Change Group at the World Bank. Prior to this Safiyya worked for several years in hospital project management and health systems strengthening with the Aga Khan Health Services in Tanzania.
Safiyya is a strong believer in the power of people and experiential learning. After experiencing the magic of camp as a participant at the age of 15, she has served in camp leadership roles in several programs across Canada, India, Kenya, Madagascar, Tanzania, the USA and virtually. Safiyya has also served on the Executive Committee of an international arts festival, bringing together artists from around the world to showcase their talent and culture at an international scale, providing opportunities for peer-to-peer learning and mentorship with industry leaders. Safiyya feels extremely passionate about the strength of young people to affect change in a world that today requires advocacy, leadership and global citizenship more than ever before. As Eco.Logic's Head of Strategy, she is excited to support Eco.Logic's mission through strategy, operations and talent management.
Safiyya holds a Master's of Science in Rural Planning and Development (International Stream) from the University of Guelph's School of Environmental design and Rural Development.