Co-Director/Director of Environmental Justice & Planning

Angel O. Torres has spent the last 5 years as an independent Environmental Justice and Civil Rights researcher, Geographical Information System (GIS) consultant, and free-lance writer in Atlanta, Georgia.

Climate Justice and Human Rights Fellow

Savanha is a radical Black ecologist, whose work sits at the intersection of environmental justice and prison abolition.

Ecosystem Manager

Sanae L. Alaoui is a creative and organizer committed to building alternative futures through solidarity economics and community power.

Program Intern

Soteria Thomas is a dedicated, lifelong activist native to Atlanta, Georgia, and works in outreach for OHRD.

Former Director of Alternative Futures

Dr. Yolande M. S. Tomlinson is a radical queer Black feminist philosopher and organizer, who brings a lifetime of experience, passion and learning to her role as the Co-Director and Director of Education and Applied Intersectionality for the Organization for Human Rights and Democracy (OHRD).

Member

Jovan is a child of Ayiti and Granmè Meliana, from whom they learned that it is always worth fighting for the “vwa la libète kap chante lan kè nou.” As a Professor of Operations Research and Public Policy at Georgia Tech, their research focuses on how collectives make optimal decisions under uncertainty.