Taylor Rubly is a second year majoring in Society & Environment with a concentration in justice and sustainability and intended minor in Environmental Economics and Policy. Growing up in Socal, Taylor became concerned with local plastic pollution and took part

"Hello there! I am Natali Gomez, a senior studying political theory and philosophy. I am a transfer student from SoCal. Originally, I am from Mexico city, but I grew up in south Los Angeles. I plan to attend law school

Carli Baker is a community-centered educator and naturalist, whose love of nature sprung from early experiences exploring, playing, and fishing in and around the American River. After graduating from UC Berkeley with degrees in Conservation & Resource Studies and Anthropology,

"My name is Kaila Botifoll and my pronouns are she/her. I attend Albany High school and I’m a junior. My favorite hobbies include sports, hanging out with friends, and going to the beach. I play basketball, waterpolo, track, and taekwondo.

Jennifer Lopez is a Class of 2022 Urban Studies Cal graduate from southeast Los Angeles, CA. She is excited to be this year’s Climate Justice College Corp Community Engagement Coordinator. She has experience in community engagement, environmental planning, transportation research, coalition building,

Andrea is a fourth year transfer student, South Central LA born and raised, majoring in Sociology. Motivated by their passion to support and uplift underserved marginalized communities, they are interested in amplifying the voices and narratives of BIPOC environmental advocates

Rae is a second-year History and Conservation and Resource Studies student from Portland, Oregon. She is a passionate environmental policy wonk and interested in learning about and supporting the different community-based climate initiatives in Berkeley. In Oregon, she was involved

Sunny is a writer from Fresno, CA studying sociology and media studies, with a minor in digital journalism. Sunny is really interested in social justice and its application in media. Outside of SERC, they are the editor-in-chief of B-Side, a

Jacqueline is a second-year studying Conservation & Resource Studies and Geography. Her experiences as a Mexican-Nicaraguan American and youth organizer in the San Joaquin Valley have shaped her passion for environmental justice. She enjoys thinking at the intersections of ecology,