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From education to activism to marketing and strategy, Talia is leveraging her experience and skills to create the career and life she envisions.

DIY crafts; gift shopping; dynamic entrepreneur/activist speakers; eating, drinking, and merry-making all with zero waste?!? That's the WEN way, baby!

The usual food-and-fun-filled holiday parties are great, but how about introducing a bit of social consciousness to them this season?

Lauren is energized to inspire environmental behavior and policy change by communicating in ways that resonate with people's values and motivators.

Recycling was sold to us as best way to reduce waste, but that landscape is shifting under our curbside bins. How savvy are you around adaptation?

When she's not working her 'BizOps' magic, Kayla might be found reading, playing on a women's flag football team, or planning her future zero carbon café.

Women communicate, organize, care, and lead differently. #WEN hackathon leveraged that to deconstruct traditional solutions to pressing environmental issues.

Kanishka thought she'd become a pediatrician, until she took an urban studies course at UCSD that opened her eyes to a career in public service.

The initiative advocates for global support of girls' education, family planning, and women smallhold farmers to help mitigate climate change.

Rebecca likes humans, and would like to see them survive the climate crisis. That's why she works in renewable energy and and tries to make an impact locally.