I believe that those most burdened by climate change and environmental challenges deserve a genuine role in shaping the response. That conviction has grounded twenty years of applied research, program leadership, and fieldwork across Africa, Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Pacific Islands, and the United States.

I am Corrie Hannah, an applied environmental social scientist, program leader, and entrepreneur. I hold a PhD in Environmental Social Science from Duke University. Most recently, I served as Principal Investigator of a $10M+ USAID Climate Adaptation Research Program, supporting early-career scholars across the Global South to advance disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation in their communities. I am also a co-founder of Global Fair Share Games, an experiential learning platform that transforms environmental governance challenges into collaborative learning experiences.

I offer scientific expertise and advisory work at the intersection of research, policy, and practice, where I connect rigorous evidence to real-world decisions for universities, NGOs, governments, and foundations.

I am based in Flagstaff, Arizona, and available for senior roles, consulting engagements, and strategic partnerships. I am also available to relocate for the right role.

If you are building something new, or rethinking how evidence informs policy and practice, let's connect.

Get in Touch: corriehannah.research@gmail.com

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I respond to every message personally. If what you are working on is serious, I want to hear about it.

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