Diane O'Connor, co-founder of The Sustainable Life School, is a facilitator, comedian and environmentalist. The Sustainable Life School is a social enterprise which helps individuals, communities and businesses take action on climate through living more sustainably through the delivery of their Sustainable Living Program, workshops and community events. The program is co-designed and is co-facilitated by co-founder Nathalie Pavone.

Prior to her current position, Diane worked as a Drama Facilitator delivering workshops to schools, community groups and youth theatres. She facilitated her Zero Waste Drama series through the Creative Schools program.

Diane’s passion is bringing her love and advocacy for the environment together with her creative side to collaborate in projects that inspire and educate individuals while enriching communities and promoting climate advocacy .

Beth Doherty is a 21 year old climate activist from Dublin. She first became involved with the climate movement as a school strikes organiser in February 2019. Since then, she has worked nationally and internationally on climate justice. She was involved in the case which overturned Ireland's climate policy, leading her to study law. 

This June, she graduated with a degree in Law from the University of Cambridge. During her time at university, she coordinated and delivered a report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child on the links between the climate crisis and children's rights. 

She has also worked with Global Choices to draft international agreements to protect the Arctic and attended COP28 in Dubai last December, where she advocated for an equitable end to fossil fuels. She is currently serving as Ireland's Climate Youth Delegate. 

She is driven by a desire to reimagine how our current society works, and to redesign our systems to achieve justice and sustainability.