In order of appearance :

Love Ssega

Love Ssega is a British-Ugandan artist, songwriter and producer. His music has been used by Gucci and the Sydney Opera House, and performed by the BBC Philharmonic and BBC Concert Orchestras. He has been commissioned to create Airs of the South Circular, a project drawing on the tragic impact of air pollution in Lambeth and Southwark.

Dr Anna Moore

Dr Anna Moore is a respiratory registrar at the Royal London and St Bartholomew hospital, and spokesperson for the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change. She is interested in how health professionals start to bring conversations about air pollution into routine practice, and how to train people to do it.

Jemima Hartshorn

Jemima Hartshorn is founder of Mums for Lungs. She has 15 years experience in NGOs and the public sector in the UK, Germany, Belgium and Ethiopia. She founded Mums for Lungs in 2017, which aims to pressure local, regional and national government to address air pollution.

Simon Munk

Simon Munk is a senior infrastructure campaigner at London Cycling Campaign. He is a passionate campaigner for cycling and “active travel” across London. As a volunteer he helped Waltham Forest win £27 million funding and deliver schemes that have cut car use, increased walking and cycling, and increased child life expectancy. He then took that expertise and experience city-wide with London Cycling Campaign where he works to accelerate change in active travel, motor vehicle use and urban planning to improve our lives, environment and health.

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Dr Jonathan Tan

Dr Jonathan Tan is an assistant professor of anaesthesiology at the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles and the University of California Keck School of Medicine. Dr. Tan’s research focuses on understanding the impact that social determinants of health, including air pollution exposure and other environmental exposures, have on pediatric perioperative and critical care outcomes.

Sarah Woolnough

Sarah Woolnough is the chief executive of Asthma UK and the British Lung Foundation. She is co-chair of the NHS England National Respiratory Board, which directs NHS England’s efforts to improve outcomes for those with respiratory disease. She also sits on the board of the Accelerating Access Collaborative, a government initiative aimed at encouraging swifter adoption of new technologies and treatments to tackle ill health.