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As an Associate Engineer for the City of San Jose, Christy Cheung sees how thoughtful transportation planning and policies have the ability to preserve our environment and improve overall health.

As a Senior Program Manager at Google, Meggie works on Product Inclusion across Search - addressing misinformation, stereotyping & misrepresentation as it relates to underrepresented groups. 

A long-time social justice advocate, Ms. Shawn Rosenmoss is committed to ensuring that all San Franciscans can participate in the City’s environmental programs, while promoting it to the world.

Jettie sees environmental issues as being inextricably linked with poverty, racism, and social justice. Her work with The Borneo Project recognizes the complexity of addressing the big picture.

Can you grow your career during a pandemic? You bet you can! It's even better when sixty or so women gather together to support and boost each other in the effort. Step into our Zoom Room...

Personal, communal, environmental -- resilience takes many forms, and is often the result of facing adversity head-on. We believe this is a good thing to remember these days.

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.

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.

Ms. Margaret is a lifetime Bay Area community activist and powerhouse in the fields of social and environmental justice. President Obama thought so, too.

WEN celebrated Womens History Month with an evening of stories and conversations. The result...energized, inspired, powerful!