Stormy Light currently serves as co-director of social media for Climate Cardinals, a youth-led nonprofit that translates climate information into over 100 languages with the support of more than 16,000 global volunteers. Through her role, she aims to break down language barriers and empower young people from all backgrounds to take action against climate change.
Young testifiers and organizers from Make the Road Nevada and Youth Power Project highlighted transportation barriers that prevent low‑income families and youth from accessing trails
Zanagee Artis, a co-founder of Zero Hour, helped draft a letter about Ingka’s sustainability leadership, highlighting the urgent need for circularity and degrowth in the global transition to a more sustainable future.
Saanvi Arora, Executive Director of Youth Power Project, was featured on KTVU Channel 2 News, discussing youth advocacy and the fight against sexual violence on college campuses.
Zanagee Artis, a founding member of Zero Hour, emphasizes the urgency for Connecticut to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Saanvi Arora, founder of The Youth Power Project, wrote an op-ed highlighting the need for youth-centered mental health policy solutions.
Sneha Revanur, founder of Encode Justice, made Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in AI list for 2025
Language barriers hinder the global transfer of scientific knowledge concerning climate change and exacerbate inequalities. To overcome this, Climate Cardinals’ efforts are underway to promote multilingualism through AI and volunteer translation initiatives.
OutVote members were featured in a documentary film project about the LGBTQIA+ vote