Jennifer’s extensive research and public health academic experience have helped understand the benefit of combining different methods and theoretical paradigms in my investigation. Her current work is to increase knowledge of brain health in the Chinese population in the UK to reduce the risk of dementia through co-designing culturally appropriate materials, and improving perinatal health access in the Midlands through empowerment and engagement with the socially and ethnic disadvantaged users and families. She has a passion for work in sustainable development, implementation and dissemination of designs or interventions to address public health issues (including issue caused by climate change) in the minority ethnic communities/global majority. Previously a Trustee for the Human Ecology Foundation (2017-2022), and as a Governor (UK) with her expertise, she hopes to play a greater role to help the Council’s in realising its goal in sustainable development. She is happy to be part of CHEC for the opportunity to return to her roots i.e. her first piece of research which was on climate change and how this impacted on the use of tropical hilly land for shifting cultivation and survival in Sabah, Malaysia.