José Bravo is a long-time leader on just transition, climate justice and chemicals issues as they relate to environmental justice communities and Labor (Organized and Unorganized).


José Bravo is a long-time leader on just transition, climate justice and chemicals issues as they relate to environmental justice communities and Labor (Organized and Unorganized).

Tyler Norman has a background in popular education, facilitation & strategic planning, movement organizing, youth mentorship, art & storytelling.

Nona Chai is an administrative professional who supports underserved populations in the realms of public health and environmental justice.

Lara Aumann is a passionate learner dedicated to leveraging economic principles for positive change in environmental and climate justice.

Fernando Tormos-Aponte is a political sociologist who researches and fights for environmental, racial, and gender justice. He teaches at the University of Pittsburgh.

Sabina Borbon has a background in environmental science and is committed to achieving environmental protections for the communities disproportionately harmed by polluting industries.

Catalina de Onís has a background in environmental, climate, and energy justice communication. From bilingual children’s books to podcasts, she dedicates herself to multimodal projects and collaborations committed to just worldmaking.