• Managed a nine person staff and consultant team to design and implement CA’s Department of Toxic Substances Control’s (DTSC) first environmental justice brownfield cleanup and reuse grant • $130 million of grant funds awarded in two years to assess, clean-up, and repurpose contaminated land across the state of California, targeting low-income communities facing heavy environmental burdens • Co-managed with DTSC leadership the writing of the grant application, guidelines, and scoring criteria for two rounds of funding including collaborating with environmental justice advocates, prospective applicants, awardees, and other community stakeholders • Co-wrote stronger guideline & scoring standards for equitable development, community engagement, and community benefits with DTSC staff and UC Berkeley’s Othering & Belonging Institute • Developed and managed the communications and outreach strategy including messaging, webinar and email series, grant educational materials, online and in-person public feedback events, and facilitated over 100 targets meetings across the state • Coordinated technical assistance team and designed technical assistance program resulting in over 180 one-on-one technical assistance sessions for prospective applicants with a 97% applicant success rate in Round 1• Led a workshop to connect pro-bono grant writing and environmental consultants services with under-resourced cities, non-profits, and tribes to support ECRG Round 2 grant applications and create long term partnerships

• Following the lead of Chief Caleen Sisk, convened Winnemem Wintu tribal members for two visioning sessions for selection and prioritization of resiliency & cultural preservation projects for the tribe's 42-acre village site• Developed partnership with the Sustainable Economies Law Center and pro-bono land use consultants to conduct a land use analysis and strategy sessions for land back efforts resulting in current long term partnership• Raised $100k in grants for programs including the annual Run for Salmon prayer run raising awareness on the Shasta Dam’s cultural & environmental impact, trauma-informed ACES grant for healing, resiliency and cultural preservation programs, and funds for tribal member participation in a a wildfire disaster preparedness training

• Managed staff, consultants, government and private partners to maximize outreach & marketing of all alternative transportation programs including AC Transit student & faculty bus pass, Bike UCB, BART discount, Zip Car, & Scoop• Wrote successful award for $15k grant for Berkeley Moves! designing and funding specialized outreach and equity initiative serving low-income students, parents, staff, and campus organizations• Improved services through contract negotiation and innovative program design saving the department $15k annually• Implemented electric bike program for staff at satellite locations eliminating need for inefficient $80k shuttle service• SPOT Staff Award for redesigning Parking & Transportation website including new structure & layout, shifting to new CMS platform, and writing content for Transportation Options section

• Co-created bilingual curriculum alongside Latina community health promotoras including content, interactive exercises, and materials for ten workshop leadership development program for community members to identify and prioritize community needs & solutions for transportation, green space and healthy food access • Supported Latinx community members in neighborhood park improvement campaign through representing public health department’s support and partnership at city and funder meetings and facilitating a strategic messaging training• Wrote two successful grant reports and grant applications for health equity programs

• Created bilingual popular education curriculum on complete streets, transit-oriented development, and the transit history of Los Angeles for multi-ethnic neighborhood organizing committees• Used surveys, interviews, data analysis and mapping in collaboration with non-profit, private, and government representatives to energy efficiency and living streets recommendations for Envisioning a Greener LA: Environmental and Economic Sustainability for Boyle Heights, presented to L.A. Mayor Garcetti ’s office• Wrote memos on Travel Demand Management strategies that led to first agreement with Zip Car • Examined funding eligibility with supporting maps for 3 transit-oriented development projects

• Managed team of leaders in five Western U.S. states on connecting online & offline strategies in organizing campaigns for Farm Bill, Take Back the Tap!, CA Water Bill legislation, Stop GE Salmon!, and a community-led campaign against Nestle • Doubled action rates and membership in one year through online and social media advocacy in five states on U.S Farm Bill, CA Water Bond, and other consumer issues provided guidance to organizers on community outreach and engagement efforts•Created six educational events and coordinated volunteers at film screenings and outreach events

• Co-led successful passage of equitable development policy campaigns including: Living Wage Ordinance & LW Enforcement, Green Jobs Pathways, Protect Public Services, and a Community Benefits Agreement • Supported creation and distribution of over 15 research reports, policy briefs, and bilingual factsheets through strategic messaging, storytelling, media coverage, and presentations to diverse stakeholders • Led capacity-building program with messaging, public speaking, lobbying, and know-your-rights trainings • Developed metrics and tracking systems to support program development and evaluation of media coverage, online advocacy, outreach campaigns, grant reporting and fundraising programs• Co-developed grassroots fundraising program through educational events around campaigns and membership drives resulting in a 30% increase in donations and an active volunteer committee