Meet our Advisory Board
A group of passionate leaders, educators, and experts dedicated to guiding OY4C’s mission, providing strategic insights, and driving impactful change in youth education and empowerment.
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Leena Joshi
(she/her)
Founder and Executive Director at Climate Conservancy
“I believe that education is the primary key to tackling all social justice issues. Having worked on climate education at Climate Conservancy for the past five years and having served on advisory boards for various nonprofits, I wanted to support and advise more youth-led organizations focused on climate change.”
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Kat Hamilton
(they/them)
Executive Director at Force of Nature
“I joined the OY4C Advisory Board because I believe that young people are brilliant, aware, and paying attention - and they need to be resourced and supported to advocate for themselves in a time that calls us to be adaptable in order to build a future on this planet that is livable and just, together. OY4C's huge volunteer team and curriculum is a testament to the resourcefulness of young people, and their determination to learn and be challenged. “
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Daniel Hall
(he/him)
Sustainability Engagement Officer, UCL; Communications Manager, Football For Future
“I am a passionate advocate of sustainability education, and through roles at the University of Oxford and UCL have designed and delivered educational programmes on climate and sustainability to thousands of students ranging from secondary school age through to university level. I am looking forward to helping OY4C to embed climate education and prepare young people to tackle the climate crisis.”
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Tonyisha Harris
(she/they)
Illinois Climate and Energy Program Manager at The Nature Conservancy
“I joined because my youth mentee, Aana Shenai, asked me! As a Gez Zer with years of experience, I was eager to join the cause.”
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Heather White
(she/her)
Author & Founder OneGreenThing.org
“I joined OY4C Advisory Board to help empower young people to manage eco-anxiety through meaningful, collective action and to harness their creativity and leadership to build a greener, healthier, more just future.”