Dr. Meg Warren is a social-organizational psychologist, researcher, and author exploring allyship and well-being across cultures. She has published 60+ articles and book chapters, authored two books, and writes the Psychology Today column Better and Happier: The positive psychology of impactful and joyful allyship. 

As a Fulbright Specialist, her research spans 10+ countries, from STEM professionals in North America to child soldiers in Congo. Dr. Warren is a Professor of Management at Western Washington University, Faculty Affiliate at the Center for Positive Organizations, University of Michigan, and has held leadership roles in international positive psychology organizations.

Fulbright is the flagship international educational and cultural exchange program of the United States of America in partnership with more than 160 countries worldwide. Established in 1946, the Fulbright Program aims to increase mutual understanding between the peoples of the United States and other countries through the exchange of persons, knowledge, and skills.

Human Flourishing Movement (HFM) is the International Positive Education Network (IPEN)'s Innovation Hub for Southern Europe. Its founder, Angele Papantoniou, sits on the global IPEN board. The organization's work is anchored in fostering eudaimonia through evidence-based PERMA(H+) science and the 24 Character Strengths.

HFM is a Greek NGO working at the intersection of well-being science, education, the arts and humanities, technology, and wellness. Through applied positive psychology, it designs immersive, play-based experiences that are co-created with the individuals and communities it serves, fostering meaningful learning, connection, and human flourishing.