Justice Outside Zee Zetino (they/them) is Trans-Queer Afro-Indigenous to the lands of Kuskatan (El Salvador). They were born and raised in South Central LA—a city of diverse culture and pockets of home gardens. Inspired by their grandma’s sacred tending to her fruit trees and medicinal tinctures, Zee was taught about the wealth in nurturing connections to the… Continue Reading Zee Zetino
My name is Agyei Chevoyo Williams, I am a 37-year-old Washingtonian. I’m a father of six and currently I am a trail ranger working under the Washington area bicyclist association. I am a avid cyclist, and I believe the outdoor space is a space of healing and growth. My goal is to bring my community… Continue Reading Agyei Chevoyo Williams
Sophia Uribe, grew up in San Diego with ancestral roots of Indigenous Mexican Huicholes & Chichimecas. She prides herself in being a scientist, community builder, & outdoor enthusiast. As a photographer, surfer, & runner – Sophia has such enthusiasm for how we can learn from our most our greatest teacher, Mother Nature. Her work within… Continue Reading Sophia Uribe
Justan was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley and South Gate. They call the whole of Los Angeles their home and the community they struggle along side. Presently, Justan is a program coordinator at the Coalition for Engaged Education where they work with youth who are justice impacted. Justan utilizes their love for… Continue Reading Justan Torres
Maya is a proudly queer second-generation Japanese-American who grew up on the occupied lands of the Coast Salish people. Surrounded by the mountains and the sea, Maya loves connecting with nature. She is currently transitioning careers from international humanitarian assistance to climate justice, where she hopes to continue serving communities through intentional, trust-based, and intersectional… Continue Reading Maya Sullivan
Shley Suarez Burgos (she/her/ella) was encrusted in the salt waters of Miami. At a young age, Shley discovered her passion for conservation-focused digital storytelling. Combining her background of professional salmon fishing, filmmaking and yoga instruction, she uses creative eco-storytelling to create authentic conversations and events for diverse communities. She is currently an advisory member of… Continue Reading Shley Suarez-Burgos
Neil is a first generation Chilean American, born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He works as an Outdoor Educator for the Semilla Project, designing and leading outdoor experiences that empowers local youth to be leaders and outdoor stewards. He enjoys rock climbing, snow boarding, swimming and exploring.
Tiffany (she/they) is a native of the DC, Maryland, Virginia area. She graduated from Davidson College with a B.A. in Environmental Studies and is now the Engagement and Events Coordinator with EGA. As an environmental advocate in her personal and professional life, she has grown into an individual capable of working towards imaginative and radical… Continue Reading Tiffany Pauls
Samira (she/they) spent their childhood in Germany before moving to US. Coming from a multicultural household, they were drawn to study Anthropology at the University of South Florida (USF), before traveling abroad to earn their MA in Cultural Anthropology. Upon returning to the US, they served as a Women’s History Research Associate for the NPS,… Continue Reading Samira Rosario Martinez
Xochyl Perez (She/her/ella) is a master’s student at the University of Michigan, researching non-crop plant competitive interactions in Chiapas, Mexico’s coffee agroecosystems. She focuses Indigenous and rural farmers’ perspectives and traditional practices to promote resilient food systems, biodiversity, and food sovereignty. With a background in environmental education and advocacy in Chicago’s BIPOC communities, Xochyl brings… Continue Reading Xochyl Perez