Dr. M Jackson is an accomplished geographer, glaciologist, and National Geographic Explorer with a focus on the impacts of climate change on glaciers and communities. She is a TED Fellow, three-time U.S. Fulbright Scholar, and author of acclaimed science books such as "Ice to Water," "The Ice Sings Back," "The Secret Lives of Glaciers," and "While Glaciers Slept: Being Human in a Time of Climate Change." Dr. Jackson's research spans the Arctic and Antarctic regions, where she documents changing climates and their effects on societies. She is known for her feminist glaciology framework and her efforts to raise awareness about environmental change through public speaking engagements, TED talks, and her multi-genre climate change writings. Through her work, Dr. Jackson aims to increase climate science literacy and engage global audiences in understanding the profound impacts of glacier retreat on communities worldwide. Jackson is also a global leader for guiding individuals and communities in rethinking their relationships with shared environments and utilizing inclusive practices to increase participation in all levels of science.
Areas of Expertise
Advocacy, Antarctica, Arctic, Author, Climate Change, Education, Exploration, Glacier, Glaciology, Human Geography, Iceland, Mentorship, Public speaking, Science communication, Translational Science, Writing