Frontline leadership in a changing era of climate philanthropy
Why frontline communities must be resourced as leaders and innovators, not treated only as sites of project implementation.
↗MEDIA & WRITING
Selected essays, media, and public work across communities, climate, energy, nature, and emerging technology.
Africa in the Age of Environmental Intelligence: What the Frontlines Teaches Us About Using AI For Nature to Protect Climate and Nature Futures
A reflection on what frontline experience can teach emerging AI, climate, and nature work in Africa.
↗Public Participation: A Counter to Climate Policy Backdraft?
An examination of how public participation can help anticipate and reduce the unintended consequences of climate policy.
↗Elevating Public Utility Commissions' Impact Through Storytelling and Strategic Communications
A public utility commission-focused conversation on storytelling, public trust, and strategic communications.
↗Critical Mineral Futures from the Frontlines: Social License or Strategic Failure?
A SF Climate Week workshop on how communities in resource-rich areas are thinking about critical minerals, with a focus on Zambia's cobalt and copper.
↗From Timber to Tungsten: How the Exploitation of Natural Resources Funds Rogue Organizations and Regimes
Written testimony before the House Financial Services Subcommittee on National Security, International Development, and Monetary Policy.
↗How China's Appetite for Rosewood Fuels Illegal Logging in Ghana
A Foreign Policy feature on rosewood trafficking, environmental crime, and deforestation in Ghana.
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