Michal is an artist and has worked in art education, therapy and art promotion. She is a member of the pluralist Jewish community at the Emanuel Synagogue in Woollahra. Michal volunteers at Sydney Alliance - Voices for Power Campaign and is the co-chair of the Jewish Sustainability Initiative ,working to reduce Sydney’s reliance on carbon. Michal served on the Committee in 2022 and 2023.

I am a Muslim, and I believe an intersectional approach is crucial for climate justice. I am also a registered architect, and I started my own practice in 2019 that focuses on energy efficient, low carbon buildings. Prior to being self-employed, my involvement in climate action had been signing petitions and despairing at the state of the world. I was welcomed into community organising when I met the Australian Religious Response to Climate Change (ARRCC) at a climate rally in Sydney. I believe their multi-faith angle to climate activism is valid and important, and I feel a conviction to dedicate my time and energy organising with them. I am currently the Sydney convener and work for ARRCC as a Community Organiser.

Mark Delaney has a Law & Commerce degree but has lived in India with his family for much of the last 24 years. His concern for the hard-fought developmental gains in India and elsewhere, Mark’s focus has shifted to the climate. He co-authored a book, ‘Low Carbon and Loving It’, published in 2018. He has worked for ARRCC's Living the Change program, and has taken leadership roles in many Stop Adani protests. He participated in the Committee for around a year until September 2021.

Gill King is a former public servant who aims to bring together people and ideas for game-changing visions and strategies to help us survive and thrive in the face of ecological crises, particularly climate change. She specialises in faith leadership, investment & urban design.

Jonathan is Rabbi at the Leo Baeck Centre for Progressive Judaism in East Kew, Victoria, a founder member of GreenFaith Australia and JECO, the Jewish Ecological Coalition, which has now morphed into the Jewish Climate Network. Jonathan was frequently a valued spokesperson for ARRCC and served on the ARRCC committee for seven years. 

Miriam is a researcher with the National Church Life Survey and a fellow Australian Catholic University. Miriam has been working with faith groups and community groups about faith and ecology/the environment since the mid 2000's.  She was a founding member of ARRCC, and served on the management committee from 2008 to 2015.

Jenni is a Research Consultant at the Institute for Sustainable Futures at the University of Technology Sydney, working primarily in the areas of Social Change (particularly around food, consumption and waste) and Energy market policy and regulation. Jenni served on ARRCC's Committee from 2010 to 2015, was Secretary or 2 years and managed ARRCC's online communications. She now volunteers for the Community Energy sector.

Ben is a long time campaigner on global justice, tax & transparency and climate change. He now works at the International Nepal Fellowship Australia. Ben and his family lived in Nepal 2008–2012 as Advocacy Advisor with United Mission to Nepal. Holding degrees in Arts, Education and Theology, Ben is passionate about encouraging and equipping all Australians to stand and speak up for justice. 

Stephen has worked primarily in the area of industrial relations, working for a trade union, the Fair Work Ombudsman and currently in a policy role in government. He has long been involved in social justice including working for the Young Christian Workers. Stephen is a practising Catholic and was motivated to become involved ARRCC by Laudato Si', the recent encyclical by Pope Francis. He served on the ARRCC Committee for three years. His last contribution was to convene the Committee that organised the ARRCC Conference in 2019.

Syed is an engineer, a climate change enthusiast, a social entrepreneur and a low carbon solutions professional. He has two post-graduate degrees which led him to being passionate about climate change. His social enterprise "water democracy" focuses on developing and distributing low cost, user-focused water purification solutions in countries of the global South.

Susy was ARRCC's Treasurer from 2016 to 2018. She is a qualified CPA with a degree in Accounting and Finance. She has around 10 years’ experience in auditing and policy work in the government sector. Susy was part of the youth group for the Sri Venkateswara Hindu temple and her passion is working in areas of social policy to bring positive change.

Vijai is a Director of the Hindu Council of Australia and has been involved in the climate change movement since 2007. His background is in information technology and business management.

Complimenting his Christian faith commitment " to strive to safeguard the integrity of creation and sustain and renew the face of the Earth", Bruce was on the ARRCC Committee from 2008 to 2014. Bruce is also a professional engineer specialised in energy management, and a lay assistant at St Mark's Anglican Church (South Hurstville) where he has championed and EcoChurch policy.

Cassandra is a Visual Artist and designer with degrees in Visual Arts & Web Design. She believes in harmonious co-existence with all life on this planet, and is working to raise awareness of climate change issues & sustainable approaches to food and living.

Geraldine was on the ARRCC Committee from 2012 to 2015. She entered the Sisters of the Good Samaritan in 1966 and has ministered in schools across Australia as teacher and principal. For five years she ministered in Kiribati.

Johann is a 360 marketing professional with expertise in both traditional and digital marketing. He witnessed his people in Vietnam suffering from natural disasters, made more serious year by year as a consequence of global warming. He is a Buddhist with strong Karma perception.

Murray Lobley is active in interfaith dialogue in the La Trobe Valley, Victoria.