Remy Franklin Email & Phone Number

I joined the Interwest Energy Alliance in June 2024 through RMI’s Transmission Fellowship, a new initiative to expand the availability of qualified professionals working to advance transmission buildout at the pace and scale necessary to decarbonize the US grid. At Interwest, I'm working to advance best practices for transmission planning to support.

San Francisco, California, United States

CELI is building a diverse and inclusive community of changemakers working across sectors and disciplines to lead an equitable, decarbonized, and resilient energy ecosystem.

Sacramento, California, United States

The student becomes the teacher! I was honored to join my mentors as a trainer at ACE, where I first completed my professional coaching certification. As a mentor coach, I help train some of the world's best coaches as they become experts in personal growth and leadership development.

Merced, California, United States

I joined the UC Center for Climate Justice in 2023 to lead educational content production and dissemination of the Climate Justice curriculum. Working closely with the Center’s staff and cross-UC faculty collaborators, I am designing new online and large-format versions of the course alongside instructor resources to help educators at the UC and beyond.

Saint George, UT

The annual ClimbWell retreat is my passion project that combines two of my favorite things: personal growth and rock climbing. Our tight-knit team of three cofounders created a brand and event series at the intersection of mountain sports psychology and wellness. Our retreats, clinics, and workshops help rock climbers develop confidence, manage fear, and.

Santa Cruz, CA

Teaching at UC Santa Cruz has been a fantastic opportunity to influence the next generation of environmental and social justice leaders. I joined the faculty to teach a seminar that helps first-year students develop critical thinking skills by learning about global issues like climate change. I then created a popular course that teaches design thinking to.

Santa Cruz, CA, USA

In 2018 I struck out as an independent personal development coach and built a successful business from the ground up. In addition to coaching clients from a wide variety of backgrounds on topics related to personal and career development, I launched several group coaching programs and delivered dozens of original workshops covering topics like leadership.

I started writing for Mobius as a side hustle the year I traveled the world to rock climb before starting graduate school. I liked the team and their medical dictation software so much that I kept doing it! Publishing a blog article about health care and technology every week for seven years taught me to write and research quickly, community complex ideas.

I coordinated an interdisciplinary team of faculty and graduate students to create climate justice-themed digital maps used to educate the public, build activist networks, and inform policy. I used my technical mapping and database development (ArcGIS) and project management skills to tell stories about energy infrastructure and land use in a complex.

SustainUS is the leading US youth-run climate advocacy organization. I learned so much from joining the delegation that attended the COP22 climate talks in Marrakech! We built a diverse team of young leaders and used powerful storytelling to advocate for a climate deal that prioritized the demands of those most vulnerable to the climate crisis.

My master's research focused on an electric utility case to analyze the justice implications of bringing more distributed solar onto the grid. In addition to attending hearings and interviewing stakeholders, I spent over a year studying utility rate case filings, including financial energy models, legal briefs, and utility planning documents. My thesis.

I conducted mixed-methods research with a team of three graduate students to understand the cause of gaps in emergency food assistance in Tucson, AZ. We produced a 20-page report and recommended solutions in a presentation to the executive board of the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.

I funded my first year of graduate school by working as a program and grant manager for the innovative Green Academy for Garden-Based Curriculum Initiative. My role included supporting monthly professional development seminars for elementary and high school teachers in Tucson public schools, tracking the program's impact, managing donor relations.

My summers during graduate school included leading sustainability education and leadership development trips for high schoolers in Costa Rica, Ecuador, and New Hampshire. The students learned about everything from wind farms to permaculture, and I learned how to be a team leader, experiential educator, and facilitator.

I worked with Professor Susanne Freidberg to support “Food and Power,” a geography and agro-food studies course about the political and economic forces that create our global food system.

This year-long paid internship was the culmination of several years of involvement with Dartmouth sustainability projects like The Big Green Bus, Dartmouth's Real Food initiative, and the Sustainable Living Center. As the senior sustainability intern, I worked closely with the Director of Sustainability and mentored students leading campus initiatives.

United States

What happens when you give 12 college students a retired Greyhound bus and a microphone? They convert it to run on waste vegetable oil, create a 501(c)3, and drive around the US hosting sustainability events with community organizations, schools, and biodiesel companies! In addition to being one of the bus mechanics, I worked on our media and fundraising.

Centre De Santé Roi Baudouin, Dakar, Senegal

I lived in Senegal for several years as a child. The first time I returned as an adult was for this self-designed internship with a USAID-funded project working on interventions to improve health outcomes for low-birthweight infants. I spent three months shadowing doctors in a suburban Dakar hospital and analyzing patient records to help regional public.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Environmental Studies, Magna Cum Laude

Activities and Societies: Sustainability Office Intern, Dartmouth Outing Club, Big Green Bus, Sustainable Living Center, Brovertones a.

Master Of Arts - Ma, Human Geography, 4.0

Thesis published as a peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Political Ecology: Toward an urban political ecology of energy justice: the.

Certified Professional Coach, Professional Coaching

I began coaching in 2018 and completed an 18-month training and certification program with the Academy for Coaching Excellence in 2019.

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Certified hatha yoga instructor trained at Yoga Oasis with Darren Rhodes, Brigette Finley and Sam Rice. I teach alignment-focused yoga.

International Baccalaureate, Ib

Studied two years at the United World College of the Adriatic in Duino, Italy. Part of the United World College Movement of schools..