By: Lana Taffel,  Massachusetts FellowWhen we live in a state whose values relatively align with our own, especially one that is a national leader in education, healthcare infrastructure, climate innovation, and many more progressive endeavors: ...

Earlier this year, Our Climate gave a fond farewell to our previous Executive Director, Jasmine Davenport, who led our organization from July 2020 to January 2023. Now, Davenport has taken her wealth of experience to ...

By: Jane Marsh, Communications Volunteer The world watched in awe as Greta Thunberg rallied millions of people across the globe to march for climate change. Her activism didn't begin on the global stage, though — it ...

By: Navya Natarajan, Florida FellowDuring the 2023 legislative session, Our Climate’s Florida team advocated for clean energy and climate justice in Florida, focusing on two bills in particular: SB 178: Upgrades to Education Facilities as ...

Esther Peceval, Flordia FellowAfter I hit submit to my application, I closed my laptop and I could feel good news coming my way. Although I was nervous, I just had a strong feeling that I’d ...

By: Jane Marsh, Communications Volunteer Governments and citizens are becoming more conscious of environmental issues due to the spotlight on climate change. However, spreading awareness to as many people as possible is still necessary, and one ...

By: Shane McCaffrey, Communications Volunteer Minnesota in the past few years has been an adaptation leader for not only the pandemic, but also for the murder of George Floyd which greatly impacted Minneapolis, Minnesota, all of ...

By: Manal Murangi, Federal Fellow I am just beginning to grasp Blackness and accept it as a growing and changing definition in my life, fluid as a river. I’ve been confronted with questions of ‘What does ...