Being surrounded by people who care and are taking climate action is essential to staying grounded and maintaining a belief that our efforts matter.
ClimateVoices · Episode 77 · 08-06-25
An interview with Danielle Lee, the founder of Climate Action Club, a Bay Area nonprofit building the in-person, relational infrastructure Gen Z craves, helping young people process through climate anxiety, understand systemic root causes, and take local civic action. Danielle shares her journey of building Climate Action Club on social media and also supports ClimateVoice’s social media content creation producing short videos (see here and here). Prior to this, Danielle was a product manager working on fleet charging at Terawatt. She holds a Management Science and Engineering degree from Stanford University.
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Danielle Lee
Founder of Climate Action Club
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