Photography is not just Asia Hamilton’s passion; she uses her lens to examine the world, to connect with people of diverse backgrounds and to highlight the people, projects and places she loves.

You can find Neil Greenberg at the intersection of transit operations, information design, and hands-on metropolitan research. Neil has worked for five transit systems and consulted to 20 others.

Catherine Hartley grew up in the post-war town of Fort Walton Beach in the Florida panhandle. Knowing what it’s like to suffer as a teenager without a car in an auto-oriented place, she became a proponent of New Urbanism in the late 1990’s.

Kevin S. Fox is a cultural geographer originally from Connecticut in the United States.  He grew up in what he considers the borderlands between the suburbs and the rural; the Yankees and the Red Sox; the Pequonnock and the Housatonic; between New York and New England.

When Nathan Jenkins is not exploring a new country, he working to make energy data more accessible to the individual. His focus is on improving the energy performance of our existing buildings, helping achieve an ultimate mission to make an impact on energy usage worldwide.

Emily Baughman is a public health professional and a poet. It is the intersection of these two disciplines that she is truly passionate about! She is working on a project to bring poetry as a pop-up art form to Detroit as a way to support better emotional health in communities.

Michael Opipari is Principal/Owner of OpipariDesignGroup, a Detroit-area commercial design firm specializing in stores, restaurants and financial retail design. He and his design team are proponents of research-based design methodology and use it effectively to create meaningful and lasting experiences between businesses and their customers.