Bianca Hutner Email & Phone Number

Berkeley, California, United States

Working on projects that will support climate policy, planning, and community engagement.

Albany, California, United States

• Co-authored City’s Climate Action and Adaptation Plan, passed in December 2019• Developing Sustainable Procurement Policy for staff to use to advance City’s waste and carbon reduction goals• Developing Electric Mobility Plan to transition the City to zero emissions from the transportation sector by 2045• Organized and presented at an electrification event with over 50 Albany community members in attendance• Presented the City’s online carbon reduction platform to three Albany community groups and advertised it on social media to increase signups by 50 households, totaling over 80,000 lbs of carbon savings• Formed partnership with Albany High Schoolers to conduct 16 cumulative hours of canvassing for City online carbon reduction platform

New York, New York, United States

• Managed 180 North American city accounts to sustain and expand usership of CDP’s environmental reporting platform• Brought 25 new cities onto CDP’s reporting platform• Provided 15 introductory presentations to city staff considering disclosing with CDP• Fielded city staff questions through call and email support to ensure cities best utilized CDP’s resources

Cambridge, Massachusetts

• Co-created and organized accessibility logistics for 500-person environmental justice mobilization to make event accessible across ability and language• Ran Relay text campaigns that generated over 100 legislative calls and recruited over 400 people for legislative actions• Facilitated online calls that engaged 15 volunteer leaders to participate in and do outreach for mobilizations• Supported volunteers through intake sessions and provided timeline to increase membership in their chapters• Crafted mass emails as well as blog posts on 350 Massachusetts website to publicize legislative actions

Greater Boston Area

• Co-authored The Reinvest Report to provide information on Community Development Financial Institutions to public, report released in Spring 2018• Researched CDFIs and conducted interviews with fund representatives• Presented report to group of 30 people at Tufts University event

Tufts University

•Planned meeting agendas and facilitated meetings• Lead trainings on relational organizing to 30 students working on fossil fuel divestment in Boston area schools• Outreached for educational events by designing, distributing and putting up fliers• Managed group Facebook page and mailing list• Conducted dozens of 1–1s to build base and student power• Crafted elevator pitch about fossil fuel divestment and gathered over 200 signatures in support of it• Drafted formal letters to Board of Trustees• Drafted campaign timeline for divestment

Cambridge, Ma

•Conducted 1–1 conversations as part of relational organizing and base building for 350 Massachusetts• Menu-planned, food-shopped, and headed meal preparation for 400 person march over five days• Spoke at 350 MA node meetings to provide information about march and encourage participation• Phone banked 35 people to attend march• Contacted businesses about food donations for march• Surpassed $400 fundraising goal for Better Future Project

Brookline, Ma

• Supervised and played with children to ensure their safety and well-being• Prepared food for children’s snacks to promote adequate nutrition• Mopped, swept and vacuumed nursery school daily to keep space hygienic and clean

Cambridge, Ma

•Organized meetings with state representatives in favor of raising state’s minimum wage• Gathered signatures to galvanize political action• Collaborated with religious and social groups nationwide to organize rally at Massachusetts State House in favor ofraising the minimum wage