Scott Leckie is a global human rights advocate who has lived and worked across more than a dozen countries since leaving the United States in the mid¿1980s. He has addressed housing and displacement issues in over 80 nations, helping protect hundreds of thousands from forced evictions and supporting refugees and IDPs in reclaiming their homes. For the past two decades, he has worked closely with communities facing climate¿driven displacement. Scott founded three international NGOs, including Displacement Solutions, a global nonprofit focused on resolving climate¿related displacement, and Oneness World Foundation, a think tank exploring world citizenship and new governance models. He also directs the One House, One Family initiative in Bangladesh, which builds free permanent homes for families displaced by climate change. He has taught human rights courses at top universities worldwide and developed the first law school course on climate change and displacement, now taught at Monash Law School. Scott is the author of 28 books and more than 300 publications on housing rights, climate displacement, world citizenship, and related human rights themes. He has also written two novels in the Pacifica Series and two biographies of family members who led extraordinary lives.