Kwolanne Felix
Kwolanne Felix is a NYC-based writer, historian, and gender and climate scholar. Kwolanne is pursuing a PhD in environmental history at New York University and works as the Fellowship Manager at Black Girl Environmentalist where she runs an exciting program empowering women and gender-expansive folks in the climate sector. She writes articles, essays, and opinion pieces about climate change, politics, gender, and American and environmental history, and she has been featured in Truthout and Ms. Magazine.
Kwolanne Felix is a NYC-based writer, historian, and gender and climate scholar. Kwolanne is pursuing a PhD in environmental history at New York University and works as the Fellowship Manager at Black Girl Environmentalist where she runs an exciting program empowering women and gender-expansive folks in the climate sector. She writes articles, essays, and opinion pieces about climate change, politics, gender, and American and environmental history, and she has been featured in Truthout and Ms. Magazine.
Naziat Hassan
Naziat Hassan is a licensed mental health and substance abuse counselor in New York. She has over 11 years of experience treating children, adolescents, and adults with various mental health related conditions. She is an avid advocate for quality mental health services. She has a platform, Pearls of Wellbeing, which aims to dismantle stigma around mental health in underrepresented communities. In the past 3 years she has received a number of accolades for her contribution to uplifting her community.
Naziat Hassan is a licensed mental health and substance abuse counselor in New York. She has over 11 years of experience treating children, adolescents, and adults with various mental health related conditions. She is an avid advocate for quality mental health services. She has a platform, Pearls of Wellbeing, which aims to dismantle stigma around mental health in underrepresented communities. In the past 3 years she has received a number of accolades for her contribution to uplifting her community.
Jenevieve Joseph
Jenevieve is Hudson River Park’s FAO Schwarz Fellow dedicated to transforming academics through environmental pedagogy. She serves alongside full time staff members leading field trips and public programs and has a specific focus on evaluation and social statistics. Jenevieve recently graduated with a Bachelor’s in Sociology & Anthropology from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia and moved to New York City to continue pursuing social impact work. After matriculating through her fellowship, Jenevieve plans to continue advocating for environmental justice throughout her career as an educator.
Jenevieve is Hudson River Park’s FAO Schwarz Fellow dedicated to transforming academics through environmental pedagogy. She serves alongside full time staff members leading field trips and public programs and has a specific focus on evaluation and social statistics. Jenevieve recently graduated with a Bachelor’s in Sociology & Anthropology from Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia and moved to New York City to continue pursuing social impact work. After matriculating through her fellowship, Jenevieve plans to continue advocating for environmental justice throughout her career as an educator.
