Climate & Community 8/6/26: Maine Youth For Climate Justice with Jackson Chadwick (Part 2)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: Climate and Community continues the conversation with Maine Youth for Climate Justice’s Advocacy and Organizing Director, Jackson Chadwick. Jackson shares more about one of the organization’s primary areas of focus and highlights ways that Mainers can get involved in advocacy and decision-making in their own communities. About the Host: Wilson Haims is from Portland, Maine and earned her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from Wellesley College in 2023. Upon graduating, Wilson contributed to climate and conservation-related field work, policy and community engagement work in New England and the Pacific Northwest. Now, Wilson is the Manager of Community Engagement and Resilience at A Climate to Thrive and spends her time hiking, running, making art and cooking on Mount Desert Island. Johannah, Wilson, Alison and Naomi are the team at A Climate to Thrive, a nonprofit working to build a model of community-driven, solutions-focused climate action. Since its origins around a potluck table as concerned neighbors gathered to take action on climate change, A Climate to Thrive, or ACTT, has been supporting solutions on Mount Desert Island and beyond since 2016. Learn more at www.aclimatetothrive.org.
The post Climate & Community 8/6/26: Maine Youth For Climate Justice with Jackson Chadwick (Part 2) (https://archives.weru.org/climate-and-community/2026/08/climate-community-8-6-26-maine-youth-for-climate-justice-with-jackson-chadwick-part-2/) first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives (https://archives.weru.org).
16 Jul 2026
Climate & Community 7/16/26: Maine Youth For Climate Justice with Jackson Chadwick (Part 1)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: Climate and Community meets with Maine Youth for Climate Justice’s Advocacy and Organizing Director, Jackson Chadwick to learn more about how the organization got started and what their priorities are today. Jackson concludes our conversation by sharing insight on ways that people of all ages can get involved in creating Maine’s future. About the Host: Wilson Haims is from Portland, Maine and earned her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from Wellesley College in 2023. Upon graduating, Wilson contributed to climate and conservation-related field work, policy and community engagement work in New England and the Pacific Northwest. Now, Wilson is the Manager of Community Engagement and Resilience at A Climate to Thrive and spends her time hiking, running, making art and cooking on Mount Desert Island. Johannah, Wilson, Alison and Naomi are the team at A Climate to Thrive, a nonprofit working to build a model of community-driven, solutions-focused climate action. Since its origins around a potluck table as concerned neighbors gathered to take action on climate change, A Climate to Thrive, or ACTT, has been supporting solutions on Mount Desert Island and beyond since 2016. Learn more at www.aclimatetothrive.org.
The post Climate & Community 7/16/26: Maine Youth For Climate Justice with Jackson Chadwick (Part 1) (https://archives.weru.org/climate-and-community/2026/07/climate-community-7-16-26-maine-youth-for-climate-justice-with-jackson-chadwick-part-1/) first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives (https://archives.weru.org).
11 Jun 2026
Climate & Community 6/11/26: Maine’s Plug In Solar Legislation with Beth Woolfolk and Naomi Albert (Part 2)
Host: Wilson Haims This week: Climate and Community continues the conversation with A Climate to Thrive’s outgoing Manager of Community Energy Planning and Policy, Beth Woolfolk, and the incoming Manager of Community Energy Planning and Policy, Naomi Albert, to learn more about the benefits of plug-in solar and what the next steps are before Mainers can begin utilizing this technology. About the Host: Wilson Haims is from Portland, Maine and earned her bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from Wellesley College in 2023. Upon graduating, Wilson contributed to climate and conservation-related field work, policy and community engagement work in New England and the Pacific Northwest. Now, Wilson is the Manager of Community Engagement and Resilience at A Climate to Thrive and spends her time hiking, running, making art and cooking on Mount Desert Island. Johannah, Wilson, Alison and Naomi are the team at A Climate to Thrive, a nonprofit working to build a model of community-driven, solutions-focused climate action. Since its origins around a potluck table as concerned neighbors gathered to take action on climate change, A Climate to Thrive, or ACTT, has been supporting solutions on Mount Desert Island and beyond since 2016. Learn more at www.aclimatetothrive.org.
The post Climate & Community 6/11/26: Maine’s Plug In Solar Legislation with Beth Woolfolk and Naomi Albert (Part 2) (https://archives.weru.org/climate-and-community/2026/06/climate-community-6-11-26-maines-plug-in-solar-legislation-with-beth-woolfolk-and-naomi-albert-part-2/) first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives (https://archives.weru.org).
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