Ange is a junior studying Environmental Studies and Comparative Literature. Their personal research focuses on the ecological afterlives of military intervention, and the intersection of military legacies with feminist and disability studies. They are excited to continue shaping COAL into a project that centers play and embodiment in environmental education, and alongside that, bringing in more-than-human entities into how we teach, think with, and learn from the environment. 

Fanny Vavrovsky studied Environmental Studies and International & Public Affairs at Brown University. They are part of the COAL organizing team, where they work to center justice, creativity, and more-than-human perspectives in climate governance. Their work focuses on international climate negotiations, community-led policy, and imagining inclusive futures.

Graciela (she/her) is a junior concentrating in Environmental Science. Her goal in life is to help create connections between human and more than human beings, and she's excited to be a part of the COAL team working towards that mission. 

Gabby (she/her) is a student of the class of 2028 concentrating in Environmental Science. She joined COAL because she believes in de-centering human supremacy and providing a stage for entities that are often neglected or forgotten. She is looking forward to helping amplify and execute this vision.

Josh is a junior studying Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology and Latin American and Caribbean studies. He is interested in studying animals and their environments through the lenses of biology as well as culture, history, and non-western ways of knowing.

Amelia (she/her) is a junior studying Environmental Science and Studies and International Affairs and Policy. Her work focuses on natural disasters, particularly the potential for collaboration between human and nonhuman life during recovery periods following climate-related extreme weather events. 

 Isidora Stevens is a junior studying Environmental Science and Social Analysis and Research. She is passionate about merging ecological and social research methods to understand multispecies relationships across different places, cultures, histories, and lived experiences.