I have more than 20 years of experience in the community, institutional and private sector, in Guadeloupe, Quebec, France and Sub-Saharan Africa. Autonomous and comfortable working in a team, I have great skills in communication, human resources and organizational management, as well as project development, with intergenerational teams and from ethno-cultural diversity. On the university level, my research consists of carrying out a cross-study in two cities, one located in the North and the other in the South, the aim of which is to question urban planning and housing methods adapted to people seniors, taking into account their vulnerability to the adverse effects of climate change. The research focuses on how these different aspects complement each other within each of the two urban ecosystems, and seeks to identify the processes that can intervene in the field of sustainable development of the territory and urban planning to better accommodate and support seniors in climate change in an inclusive manner. The cross-sectional approach aims in particular to shed light on the specificities of the development methods chosen by each of the two localities, and to understand their capacity to build a process of resilience in the face of the consequences of climate change on seniors in urban areas. To learn more about my career, I invite you to consult my website www.melinaseymour.com