Jane Mullett

  • Climate change adaptation
  • Communicating climate change
  • Art and culture for developing community resilience

Jane’s research focus is on adapting critical infrastructure to the changing climate and the role that communicating climate change information plays in developing community resilience. She has a back ground in arts and culture as well as social science.
She is a Research Fellow within Engineering (Environmental), RMIT University and Research Coordinator for the RMIT research Centre for People, Organisation and Work (CPOW).

She has a track record of creative thinking. She is committed to multi-disciplinary approaches to global problems and interested in art and culture as a medium for communication and transformation.

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