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Biography coming soon.

Biography coming soon.

Jaime Love (she/her) provides leadership, strategy and support to People's Climate Innovation Center programs that advance approaches to community-driven planning and movement building, while centering racial equity and whole-systems solutions.  Jaime has over 20 years of experience in a variety of spaces including public health, philanthropy, and climate resilience, with a deep focus on racial justice and health equity. Her work in the public health sector cultivated opportunities for direct community organizing and advocacy work in communities with disproportionate health impacts and enhanced her leadership in philanthropy and the nonprofit sectors around racial equity and climate justice. Her expertise ranges from program development and leadership, equity, policy advocacy, to communications and outreach. Jaime is a 2016 PLACES Fellow (Professionals Learning About Community, Equity, and Smart Growth), and has participated in multiple leadership programs including Rockwood Leadership Institute and Interaction Institute for Social Change. Jaime is currently on the board of the Blue Ash YMCA, Co-op Cincy, and Green Umbrella locally. Nationally, she sits on the PLACES Advisory Committee and the Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems Funders (SAFSF) Policy Committee. She holds a master’s degree from the University of Cincinnati in Health Promotion and a BS from Central Michigan University. Love for family and community is what drives Jaime's ongoing work for racial justice.

Biography coming soon

Biography coming soon.

Justina Thompson (she/her) enters all new spaces and opportunities with immense gratitude to the ancestors and generations before which have stewarded land and community where she engages. She has worked at the intersections of food, land, environment, and community for over 10 years, since her first job working at a farmer’s market in a community impacted by food apartheid. She then went on to pursue a dual degree in sustainability and design from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and used these fields to shape a practice of environmental education for Black youth in Albany, NY. After completing her M.S.Ed from the University of Pennsylvania, she continued her youth-focused work through urban farming in Philadelphia. After being grounded in community strengths and needs in this role, she took the spirit of humble servitude to government work. She currently works as the Program Strategist for Environmental Justice in the Office of Philadelphia’s Office of Sustainability. With the city, she works with residents and community organizations to co-strategize on ways to advance environmental justice and deliver resources from state and federal levels to communities directly.

Justina describes herself as a storyteller and steward who aims to bring the stories and lessons from elders into the present and future as the foundation for stewarding land and community in harmonious relationship with the Earth.

Laura is a queer Latinx from Los Angeles, CA. Currently, she is the Climate Adaptation and Resiliency Enhancement (CARE) Coordinator at Communities for a Better Environment.

She brings deep organizing experience from her previous role as the Richmond Youth Organizer, where she developed CBE’s Richmond Youth for Environmental Justice Program.

In the past she canvassed for Planned Parenthood, tutored youth in Watsonville, CA, led a transportation campaign at UCSC, and coordinated a social media campaign with Physicians for Social Responsibility that highlighted the health impacts caused by climate change. She has a B.A. in Environmental Studies and Art from the University of California- Santa Cruz.

Laura is a Legal Apprentice with CBE under the CA Law Office Study Program. She will be taking the First-Year Law Students Exam or "Baby Bar" in 2024

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Karla is a community member, wife, sister, daughter and friend- belonging to many spaces in her community advocating for community stewardship of land and regenerative way of living. She considers herself a happy and positive person with hope for a better world and believes that our existence is a blessing and we have already won. Kalra is  accountable to Santa Ana residents, mostly people of color, low income, undocumented, monolingual Spanish speakers hard working folks. She holds herself accountable to single mothers, women of color, undocumented folks and my ancestors who sacrificed too much and for past, present and future champions supporting our liberation. 

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NJ is a writer, activist, artist and social entrepreneur based in Davis, CA. She is the owner of Multiculturalism Rocks and its BIPOC bookstore—two platforms that promote cultural diversity in all media, with an emphasis on children's literature. Two of her latest initiatives are the Interactive Healing Arts Project (HAP), and the non-profit Multicultural Families Rock (free BIPOC books, activities and resources for underserved communities). NJ is Member of the NAACP and of the National Association of Climate Resilience Planners. She serves her community as the Chair of the City of Davis Human Relations Commission (HRC), Chair and Environmental Justice Lead of the Yolo County Climate Action Commission (YCCAC), and a member of her county’s Restorative Justice Partnership committee.  NJ is also an ordained minister.

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Jessica Guadalupe Tovar of Local Clean Energy Alliance, SF Bay Area, CA, grew up in housing projects near an industrial pollution corridor in East Los Angeles. The experience of cancer in her family led her to focus on preventing and reducing local industrial pollution and advocate for policies to protect vulnerable communities. In the Bay Area she helped shut down the PG&E Hunterspoint Power Plant in 2004 and successfully mobilized against a tar sands-dirty crude expansion of the Chevron Richmond oil refinery in 2010. She is currently a Roddenberry Fellow and organizes for “Clean Power to the People,” campaigning for local clean energy solutions through, Alameda County Community Choice energy program—East Bay Community Energy

Corrine is the Director of People’s Climate Innovation Center, which the NACRP is a program of. Corrine convenes and cultivates creative leadership within climate justice and deep democracy ecosystems toward a shared vision for a Just Transition to a world of interdependence, resilience, and regeneration.

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For over 20 years, Desirée has worked with a variety of organizations including community development, environmental policy organizations, and government agencies as well as various grassroots and movement initiatives to address institutional and structural change toward racial equity in the field of climate and sustainability. Focusing on systems and cultural change through her firm Kapwa Consulting, LLC, her role is to help others strategically navigate towards enduring human and organizational solutions that build community resilience. She received her Master of International Development degree from the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs from University of Pittsburgh, a MBA in Sustainable Business from Presidio Graduate School, and is currently advancing toward her MA/Ph.D in Community Liberation Indigenous Ecopsychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute.

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