Please come out on this coming Friday, September 23 at 10 AM to Oscar Grant/City Hall Plaza to be part of the Fridays for the Future Global Climate Strike! Stopping the revived efforts by developer Phil Tagami to export coal from Oakland
Photo credit: NRCgov Please contact the CA Energy Commission y Friday August 19 to let them know: We don’t need to spend $billions on outdated, inflexible, brittle, unreliable power! What DO we need? A flexible, reliable, affordable, clean energy grid.
We’d be remiss not to mention the Supreme Court curbing the EPA’s authority to establish carbon emissions caps… however the top line we want folks to remember is that the EPA can still regulate fine particulate matter and other dangerous
As Lead Organizer, Zoe coordinates the Youth-Led Mobilizing Team and 350 Bay Area’s local organizing efforts. She leads the collaboration between 350 Bay Area Local Groups, develops and facilitates campaigns to further our climate and policy goals, and organizes actions
Isabel graduated from San Francisco State University with a B.S. in Visual Communication Design. As a graphic designer, they work alongside the administrative and art teams to create visuals that promote action and coincide with 350 Bay Area’s goals. On
Bob served as president of the National Congress for Community Economic Development, executive director of the Alliance for Healthy Homes, and VP for Community Building at United Way of America. He has also served on The Federal Reserve Board Consumer
Nan is the Treasurer for 350 Bay Area and on the Governing Board. Previously as our Director of Communications and Fund Development, she focused on growing the climate movement and deeply engaging the 350 Bay Area community to be part
Jack is President of the 350 Bay Area Board after serving as the Treasurer for the organization since its inception. Jack also leads our Transportation Program team, and is tireless in his advocacy for environmental justice and effective solutions to
Laura is the Executive Director of 350 Bay Area and 350 Bay Area Action. After a long career providing strategy and marketing consulting to large corporations and startups, Laura left the corporate world to pursue her passion: addressing injustice. Because
Nan is a retired non profit administrator, a global leader and long-time activist for the rights of children in-need and their families. In 2013 she was honored by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors for her dedication and service as
