Julia Rohrer is a poject manager in Dalberg’s New York office focused on global health. She has advised companies, foundations, multilateral agencies, and NGOs on strategic planning, impact evaluation, and the development of multistakeholder partnerships.

Julia Roig is the president of Partners for Democratic Change, an international organization committed to building sustainable capacity to advance civil society, democratic institutions and a culture of change and conflict management worldwide.

Dr. Julia Zulver is a research affiliate at Ladysmith. She is also a Marie Sklodowska-Curie research fellow at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the University of Oxford (2020-2023). Her work focuses on women’s high-risk mobilization in Latin America.

Júlia Gouveia is a climate change and emergencies specialist at Plan International Brazil, and associate researcher at the Research Group on Political Economy of World-Systems (GPEPSM, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil).

Julian Baskin is a town and regional planner from South Africa with more than 25 years of experience in urban programming, with a particular focus on participatory slum upgrading and affordable housing. He is currently head of programme unit at Cities Alliance, where he manages the country programme team, which is active in Uganda, Ghana, Vietnam, Mozambique and Burkina Faso.

Julian Bergmann is senior researcher at the German Institute of Development and Sustainability. His research and policy advisory work deals with EU development policy, EU foreign and security policy, the EU’s engagement in fragile contexts, and European support for Ukraine.

Julian Eaton is mental health director for CBM International and co-director of the Centre for Global Mental Health at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He is a psychiatrist focused on public health and his work involves promoting greater access to health care services, social inclusion, and realization of rights for people with mental illnesses and psychosocial disabilities, especially in poor and marginalized communities.

Julian Egan is head of advocacy at the peacebuilding NGO International Alert, where he focuses on shaping and influencing the global policy agenda on responses to conflict. He has extensive experience working on peace and conflict issues, international development assistance, and foreign relations

Julian Fantino is Canada's minister for international cooperation since July 2012. A former police chief and advocate for crime victims and children with disabilities, Fantino will continue to oversee the Canadian International Development Agency under the new Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development established by the Harper government.

Julie Bishop is the Australian minister for foreign affairs, responsible over the country’s foreign aid programs. She is also the deputy leader of the Liberal Party, a member of the coalition government led by Prime Minister Tony Abbott, and has served as a member of the parliament since 1998.