Tina Clarke
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Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, and Participation at Community Resilience Resources
Location: St Paul, Minnesota, United States 14 work roles 3 schools
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Community Resilience Resources
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Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, and Participation
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St Paul, Minnesota, United States

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Tina Clarke is listed as Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, and Participation at Community Resilience Resources, based in St Paul, Minnesota, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at transitionnetwork.org, phone signal with area code 413, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Tina Clarke.

Tina Clarke previously worked as Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, & Participation at Community Resilience Resources and Initiating & Managing Contracts, Financing & Media Coverage for Cutting-Edge Energy-Efficient Homes at Self-Employed. Tina Clarke holds Master'S Degree, Public Administration, Political Science, Public Policy, Economics, Intrernational Studies from University Of Chicago.

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Tina Clarke is a Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, and Participation at Community Resilience Resources. She possess expertise in non profits, sustainability, community outreach, fundraising, volunteer management and 40 more skills.

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Community Resilience Resources
Community Resilience Resources
Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, and Participation
Saint Paul, MN, US
14 roles · 27 years

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Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, And Participation

Community Resilience Resources

Saint Paul, Mn, Us

Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, & Participation

Current
Community Resilience Resources

New England, Global, Minnesota, United States & Canada

* 350.org: Engaged Rev. Desmond Tutu & global faith communities: World Council of Churches, Protestant, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Evangelical, Jewish. Funded by Al Gore’s Climate Progress. * Massachusetts Municipal Association: Created home energy efficiency curriculum for 365 municipalities, trained & coached five presenters. Gave 30 presentations. Co-Funded by Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.* Consultant to 80+ leaders, global trainers, and social entrepreneurs on climate communication with diverse audiences, community resilience, environmental justice strategy, advocacy, and resource development.* 270+ Presentations & online courses for municipal associations, colleges & universities, faith communities, town halls, libraries, social service leaders, schools, conference keynotes, workshops, unions, business networks, citizen groups. North America, Northern Europe.

Aug 2008 - Present

Initiating & Managing Contracts, Financing & Media Coverage For Cutting-Edge Energy-Efficient Homes

Current
Self-Employed

Amherst & Montague, Ma; St. Paul & Minneapolis, Mn

I saw a need for demonstration projects on high-performance homes. I use them to educate, and to save for retirement. * 2004: Built super-insulated, highly energy-efficient, solar-powered multi-unit property in Amherst, MN. Over 40 educational tours for architects, building contractors, municipal staff, researchers, students, NGOs, citizens. * 2008: Built first Certified Below-Net-Zero House in North America. Won two prestigious awards and $35,000. Certified Platinum LEED. Recycled building materials, low- and no-toxic finishes, Passive House, super energy-efficient. All-electric, 100% solar-powered. Sustainably-harvested wood from local, indigenous/tribal-owned company. Permaculture landscaping. Demonstrated mini-split heat pump for whole-house HVAC, three types of solar power, and triple-glazed, low-e, Solar Heat Gain Coefficient-oriented windows. * New England, US, Canadian media coverage. Media event with local college and utility company presidents.* 2020-22: Deep Energy Retrofit of a1926 duplex in Minneapolis. Increased density. Green, affordable rentals.* 2023-24: Deep Energy Retrofit of a single-family home in St. Paul. "Adding insulation when residing".* Education on DERs: 35+ MN contractors, municipal staff, venders, and NGO staff.* Publicity & Public Education: MN Public Radio interview. Neighborhood Home Tour. Hosted 140+ Visitors.Below-Net-Energy House & Both DERs included: * Super-insulated building exteriors/envelope (R-40+ walls and R-70+ attics). Near Passive House levels.* Air-sealed heat leaks, insulated basement rim joists and basement walls where possible.* Efficient Windows & Doors. * Safer building materials: low-VOC paints and varnishes, cork flooring, no PVC.* All-electric. High-efficiency HVAC, air-source heat pump, heat pump water heater, Energy Recovery Ventilator, 200-Amp electric panel, high-efficiency appliances and lighting.* Five Solar PV systems installed on rental homes: 2004, 2009, 2018, 2019, 2020. * EV Charging.

Feb 2004 - Present

Community Resilience Global Curriculum Lead

Transition Network, United Kingdom

England, United Kingdom

* Designed global training curriculum revision and development process for network of certified trainers in 23 countries. * Led international team to implement cross-cultural consultation that included the first global conversations about unconscious biases and patterns of colonialism embedded in the pedagogy of the global Transition movement.* Authored 65-page curriculum framework with seven flexible tools for adapting the training to diverse communities, while also identifying principles, practices, and methods for increasing consistency in training delivery.

Feb 2022 - May 2023

Community Resilience & Transition Consultant

Gaia Trust

Denmark

• Supported 80+ leaders, organizations, enterprises, researchers in advancing climate action.• Developed strategies with five Danish municipalities to engage citizens in action.• Trained & facilitated 140+ citizen leaders in sustainability outreach, advocacy, & program development.• Inspired & coached academic leaders in designing three new climate initiatives.

Apr 2017 - Jan 2021

Program Development & Fundraising Consultant

Ecolise

Brussels Area, Belgium

Coalition-Building, Program Development, Facilitation, Community Resilience & Climate Mitigation Leadership, Fundraising.• United 34 Member Organizations in their first European-wide collaboration & program.• 60% Budget Raised & Staff Cuts Averted.• Secured 2.5 years of future funding. • Facilitated strategic partnerships years of funding with 7 European universities.

Sep 2017 - Jun 2018

Community Resilience & Transition Town Trainer, Consultant

Municipalities, Communities, Ngos

United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Europe

In 2005, the "Transition Town" model launched a global movement to "transition" communities to lower dependency on fossil fuels, increase local food and community resiliency, and build a stronger local, sustainable economy. As "the leading global trainer", I engaged, trained, and supported teams of local leaders to initiate community-based projects that increase collaboration, grow local economic and practical resilience, and reduce dependency on polluting energy and products.• Trained and supported 2,900+ citizen leaders in 220+ U.S. & Canadian communities.• Trainer for 79 official courses in U.S., Canada, Europe, and online.• 240+ Presentations for municipal associations, colleges & universities, faith communities, town halls, libraries, social service agencies, schools, conference keynotes, workshops, union halls, business networks, citizen organizations in North America and Europe.• Created & delivered first REconomy fundraising & resource development online course.• Facilitated & drafted first worldwide Training Curriculum, which was translated into five languages.I continue to lead workshops and provide support to community leaders, by request.

Mar 2009 - Mar 2015

Climate Leadership Development & Fundraising

Sustainability Institute, 350.Org

New England, United States

* Initiated and raised funding for collaborative project with leading global climate scientists * Goal: Inform and raise the alarm about new science on climate tipping points. * Educated and developed climate leaders in academia (MIT, Harvard, & other New England universities), national religious organizations, national unions, and national environmental groups. * Trained scientists in public communications. * Raised funds for Clean Water Action and Donnella Meadows’ research & education institute.

Jan 2008 - Jun 2009

Campaign Director, Project Developer, Fundraiser

Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, United States

Initiated, directed and co-directed programs on toxic chemicals, environmental justice, global warming/climate and faith community leadership.* Initiated and directed/co-directed public education & advocacy campaigns on energy, climate, toxic chemicals, & water privatization. * 100s of public presentations and workshops. * Raised $200K+ per year. * Expanded outreach & coalitions with marginalized communities. Supported African American & Immigrant leaders in gaining seats at the table and visibility in advocacy, leadership, event, and media activities.* Engaged a renowned Civil Rights Leader in co-creating an environmental racism & leadership development program. Obtained three years of funding. Insisted on equal pay. Raised funds for their community work.* Created, funded & facilitated the Connecticut Environmental Health & Justice coalition: labor, faith, racial justice, health, academic, research, parent, cancer survivors, disability, and environmental groups.

Mar 2001 - Jun 2008

Research Consultant

Commonweal

Bolinas, California, United States

* At request of a Clean Water Action funder, I conducted a six-month scoping project for national environmental foundations.* Interviewed 72 prominent U.S. religious leaders: Evangelical, Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and other faith leaders. * Researched and connected with leaders in marginalized populations and communities of color. Ensured that one-third of leaders interviewed were from marginalized communities.* Wrote and delivered report at the annual meeting of the Environmental Grantmakers Association to a very engaged, standing room-only crowd. * Report was out-of-print in three weeks.

Sep 2005 - Mar 2006

Adjunct Faculty

Greenfield, Massachusetts, United States

Ecological Living Course. Also educated adults as: Instructor, Town of Amherst, MA. Ecological Living & Simple Living courses. Very Part-Time, as a Hobby but Paid. 2002-5.

Jan 2005 - May 2005

Foundation Program Officer

Amherst, Massachusetts, United States

* Launched two new national donor-advised funding collaboratives. (Pass-through funding for large foundations). * Researched and invited applicants to apply. Marketed funding opportunities nationally. Ensured a large number from marginalized communities were informed and supported to apply, including inner-city minorities, indigenous communities, immigrants, and communities with very low incomes, economic marginalization, educational and work opportunity discrimination, and social indicators of institutional racism.* Received & analyzed proposals, interviewed applicants, managed data and process, including statistical and accounting data.* Facilitated extensive funder participation, welcoming and harmonizing differing perspectives.* Prepared funding dockets. Grantee recommendations praised by national foundation officers.

2000 - 2001 ~1 yr

Director, Activist Network

Washington, D.C., And United States

* Led & coordinated citizen action for NGO with $53 million/year revenue, 1,800 staff, 2 million members. * Developed collaborative processes for 167 national and international campaign staff working in the U.S. to share fundraising communications & resources. * Represented Greenpeace on Oprah Winfrey Show.* Trained & Facilitated issue and political messaging in national member communications & outreach by 1,500 fundraising staff working out of 27 door-to-door canvassing offices, 4 different phone canvasses, major donor program, 3 stores, a merchandise catalog, and 3 huge direct mail programs reaching 1-5 million members, donors, and prospects each month.* Coached and designed citizen advocacy strategies & action materials for diverse campaigns. Facilitated collaboration, creativity & conflict resolution between campaigns, Greenpeace lobbyists, and fundraising staff. * Trained and coached 50 issue staff for targeted member communications to 30,000+ activist leaders.* Bridged racial conflicts between national departments and staff in 36 locations. * Built agreement to assemble the lists of contacts built by staff in offices across the U.S. * Designed, Built, Managed, & Mobilized Greenpeace USA's first national database of activist members.

Jan 1990 - Aug 1992

Community Educator - Neighborhood Energy Workshops

City Of Minneapolis Energy Office

Minneapolis, Mn

* Community engagement, educator, organizer. * Trainer, public speaker, leadership development for Neighborhood Energy Workshops.* Certified Home Energy Auditor.* Hired as Summer Intern. Promoted/Hired to be full professional staffperson when my boss left.

Jun 1982 - Aug 1983
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Tina Clarke education

Master'S Degree, Public Administration, Political Science, Public Policy, Economics, Intrernational Studies

Activities and Societies: Magna Cum Laud

Ba, Urban Studies, Geography Double Major

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude LaMonte Scholarship for Study Abroad: Urban and Social Policy in Scandinavia.

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Tina Clarke is listed as Community Reslience Consultant: Growing Programs, Funding, Support, Partnerships, and Participation at Community Resilience Resources.

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Tina Clarke is based in St Paul, Minnesota, United States while working with Community Resilience Resources.

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Tina Clarke has worked for Community Resilience Resources, Self-Employed, Transition Network, United Kingdom, Gaia Trust, and Ecolise.

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Tina Clarke holds Master'S Degree, Public Administration, Political Science, Public Policy, Economics, Intrernational Studies from University Of Chicago.

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Tina Clarke is listed with skills including Non Profits, Sustainability, Community Outreach, Fundraising, Volunteer Management, Community Organizing, Public Speaking, and Grant Writing.

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