Robin Lovell | SpeakerHub

Personal Details

Current position (1)

Professor

Manhattan College

Degrees (3)

Environmental Studies

UC Santa Cruz

2012 to 2017

Environmental Management

University of San Francisco

2007 to 2009

Environmental Policy

Tulane University

2000 to 2003

Bio

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Environment + Climate Change

I am engaging and hilarious speaker and facilitator. I have spoken at a variety of events, from international meetings of scientists and experts, to small gatherings of land managers and agencies. I am sensitive to diverse audiences experiences such as gender identity, sexual orientation, and disability. I am also an expert facilitator, especially in tough or complicated situations.

Cell Phone Addiction

I am engaging and hilarious speaker and facilitator. I am passionate about freeing yourself and your employees from technology and phone addiction, reconnecting with your environment, and developing productive relationships. I am also an expert facilitator, especially in tough or complicated situations.

LBTQ Issues

I am engaging and hilarious speaker and facilitator. I am a trans man who teaches on topics of gender, the patriarchy, and systems of oppression. I am sensitive to diverse audiences experiences such as gender identity, sexual orientation, and disability. I am also an expert facilitator, especially in tough or complicated situations.

Cancer Survivor

I am engaging and hilarious speaker and facilitator. I have spoken at a variety of events, from international meetings with large audiences, to small gatherings of cancer survivors. I am sensitive to diverse audiences experiences such as gender identity, sexual orientation, and disability. I am also an expert facilitator, especially in tough or complicated situations.

Presentations

Presentations (2)

Operationalizing climate change, gender, and armed conflict in military planning

Military operations that include human security increasingly confront the impacts of the dynamic relationships between armed conflict, gender and climate change. A significant challenge to these operations is how civilian and military organizations respond to these impacts in a meaningful way - a useful, accurate assessment of how gender or climate risk might factor into operations. Armed conflict and climate change affect people in gender-differentiated ways. Women and girls are generally more likely to suffer the negative impacts of both differently and more severely than men and boys. What is not well understood yet is how these forces act on people in complex military operational situations where both gender and climate pressures are at work at the same time. This project suggests that taking a socio-ecological systems (SES) approach would allow organizations to determine whether the impacts of armed conflict and climate change have an antagonistic, compounding or synergistic effe

Making Critical Spaces for LGBTQA+ People in a Catholic Academy

There is an institutional, if not societal divide between different groups of marginalized people. It stems from historical betrayals, especially by white people. But simply wanting to be inclusive is not enough. You have to build personal connections with thought leaders in each silo. That’s what I’ve been trying to do. Also, sometimes white men inserting their privilege really does work out! For those white men in this room, please use your privilege for good. Lift up your colleagues who are tired.