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Our Team

The Climate Reality Project is all about people. Our staff and volunteers are located across the country and work to implement our programs. If you'd like to get involved or propose a partnership, please reach out! 

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STAFF
Adrian Werner (he/him)

Executive Director

Hannah Muhajarine (she/her)

Policy and Data Projects Manager

Clayton Thomas-Müller

Arctic & Hudson Bay Campaigner

Noshin Talukdar (she/her)

Communications Coordinator

Ehsia Thanda (she/her)

Community Engagement Coordinator

Maxime Perrault (he/him)

Director, Virage Collectif coalition

Elisabeth Fournier (she/her)

Climate Dialogues and International Engagement Coordinator

Sherry Wu (she/her)

Community Engagement Manager

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Mishka Caldwell-Pichette (she/her)

Communications and logistics intern, Dialogues

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Dalia Atik (she/her)

Communications and logistics intern, Dialogues

LEAD MENTORS

Our Lead Mentors are trained Climate Reality Leaders who provide guidance on a volunteer basis to members of our advocacy community and organize networking opportunities in their regions. If you need support with a local climate initiative, contact Sherry Wu, Engagement Manager, and she'll connect you with your local Lead Mentor.

Victoria Serda

Judy Fainstein

Adam Johnston

INDIGENOUS ADVISORY CIRCLE

Natasha Akiwenzie

Ka’nahsohon Kevin Deer

Charles Pokiak

Walter Andreeff

Benjamin Trister

Chair

Walter Andreeff

Board Member

Judy Fainstein

Board Member

Susan Ancel

Vice Chair, Secretary

Carl Duivenvoorden

Board Member

Victoria Serda

Board Member

Vivian Manasc

Board Member

Curt Hull

Board Member

Sandro Di Cori

Board Member

Jonathan Obadia

We would like to thank the following organizations for their generous financial support:

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The Climate Reality Project Canada’s office is located on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg Nations. Our organization honours, recognizes and respects these Nations as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters on which we are today.

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