Our Team

Dr. Jeni Miller is Executive Director of the Global Climate and Health Alliance, where she coordinates the joint efforts of national, regional and international health organizations addressing climate change. The Alliance works to minimize the health impacts of climate change and to maximize the health benefits of climate solutions, through leadership, advocacy, policy, research, and engagement. On behalf of the Alliance, Dr. Miller co-chairs the WHO-Civil Society Working Group on Climate and Health. She has two decades’ experience working on policy- and systems-change strategies to improve community environments for health, in leading initiatives addressing childhood asthma, childhood obesity, climate change, health equity, and healthy community redevelopment. Miller received her doctorate from the University of California – Berkeley.

Vivian provides virtual administrative assistance to the GCHA Executive Director. Outside of her professional work she hosts a podcast ‘Delightful Discourse’ where she dives into meaningful conversations that empower listeners.

Jess leads GCHA’s policy work, with a focus on UNFCCC processes and national climate plans. She works to raise the profile of health as a driver of ambitious climate action at COPs and other UN climate processes, and to support the engagement of the health community in meetings and written submissions in alignment with the priorities of climate partners. To assess the inclusion of health and clean air considerations in national climate plans, Jess conceptualised and developed the methodology for GCHA’s NDC scorecards. She also contributes research and analysis to inform GCHA’s priorities, and has a particular interest in lessons from tobacco control and how these can be drawn on to reduce the influence and health harms of the fossil fuel industry. Jess has over a decade of experience in evidence-based policy and programmes for public health and environmental determinants, having previously worked with the Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change, the Noncommunicable Disease Alliance, and the International Diabetes Federation. Jess completed an undergraduate degree in Physiological Sciences at the University of Oxford, and an MSc in Health in Urban Development at University College London.

Anjuli joined in 2024 to lead on developing and coordinating GCHA’s communications strategy and output. Anjuli has a background in managing global communications campaigns and strategies on complex health threats including drug resistance and climate change. Most recently she led the communications of the Global Leaders Group on Antimicrobial Resistance, a political advocacy group chaired by the Prime Minister of Barbados and based at the World Health Organization. Prior to this she worked at the Food and Agriculture Organization and the Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change. She has an MA degree in Communication for Development and lives in Barbados.

Jen is delighted to bring her passion for climate action, her campaign organizing experience, and public health training to her role as GCHA’s Network and Engagement Lead. In the past decade, she has been a campaigner and organizer with various health and/or climate organizations. Prior joining GCHA in 2019, Jen worked as a research data analyst at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Jen values empathy and evidence-based decision making and strives to foster collaboration, connection and mutual learning in her work. Jen lives and works on the unceded territories of the Squamish, Tsleil-Waututh, and Musqueam people.

Shweta Narayan spearheads campaigns focused on fossil fuels, air pollution, climate justice, and health equity. Her efforts aim to ignite a global conversation among leading health professional networks, academic institutions, think tanks, public health experts, environment and climate movements to amplify advocacy on climate change and health. Based in India, Shweta brings over two decades of experience in advocacy and community organizing on environmental justice issues. She provides legal, media, and scientific research support to residents of pollution impacted communities and workers exposed to toxic chemicals. Additionally, she collaborates with state and local governments in India to incorporate health professional input in developing climate and environmental health policies. Shweta holds an undergraduate degree in business, and a master’s degree in social work with a specialization in Criminology and Correctional Administration from the Tata Institute of Social Sciences in Mumbai.

Milena joined GCHA in 2019 as Global Climate and Health Summit event coordinator for GCHA on the ground in Chile, outreaching to health organizations and stakeholders in the region, and connecting their work into the global conversation, and vice versa. Since then she has been working as GCHA’s liaison officer, to continue to advance work on Climate & Health in Chile, as well as to give GCHA an increasing voice in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Dave helps develop strategy and communications for the Global Climate and Health Alliance, ensuring that our message not only makes headlines, but in doing so has the potential to change systemic or policy changes. With close to two decades communicating on climate and environmental issues, Dave has worked with campaigns and organisations such as the Clean Arctic Alliance, the Antarctic Ocean Alliance, Our Fish, Greenpeace International, and the International Polar Foundation.