Sneha Revanur, founder and President of Encode Justice, is named one of the 100 most influential people in the field of AI.
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Encode Justice
Young leaders from Encode Justice urge officials to consider the lived experiences of young people when creating legislation pertaining to social media, AI, and other technologies.
The Washington Post
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The GAP Network supports a novel model for high octane organizing: District Action Councils.
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Among other calls to action, Zero Hour is recruiting people to attend the March to End Fossil Fuels.
New York Times
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“The deadly heat wave gripping the southern United States and northern Mexico is just the latest evidence of the urgency of the climate crisis” says Zanagee Artis, Zero Hour’s Executive Director.
Miami Herald
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“Thank you for doing everything that you do. Our kids especially are incredibly grateful,” Prince Harry said after Sneha Revanur in congratulatory video.
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“Young people fear when the next devastating flood, wildfire, drought, heatwave, or other climate disaster will be,” said Zanagee Artis, founder and executive director of Zero Hour.
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Renée Chacon emphasizes Womxn from the Mountain’s dedication to advocating for equitable access to efficient cooling methods.
Colorado Politics
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Renée Chacon addresses the equity issue of extreme heat and inadequate cooling in lower-income neighborhoods.
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