Alexandra brings a unique lens to the climate and social justice field by integrating knowledge of her cultural upbringing as a 1st generation Black-Mexican American from the borderland of El Paso, Texas, and her educational background in governance, sociology, anthropology and international development.

Additionally, her experience as a frontline community organizer and her work in environmental tort litigation, judicial proceedings, global energy policy, decarbonization and advisory in climate justice, Alexandra offers a synthesized approach to building and evolving social structures fit for handling the challenges and opportunities of the new era.

Mission:

To be the container for exploration of new social structures (governance + financial) and to guide justice-oriented climate action.

Value System:

Duty:
As ocean and land stewards, and drivers of climate change, it is the responsibility of humanity to rehabilitate the earth.

Integrity:
Honest communication with aligned action forms the basis of our work.

Diverse Perspectives:
Conflict is often the precursor to creating an alternative. Different worldviews enrichens collaboration, and debate is welcomed.

Personal Power:
Partnerships between self-empowered individuals is necessary to work as equals within a group.