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I started my career in building climate solutions - from resource recovery to energy and electric power system management to solar technology. The process led me to an interesting project that created the documentary film, Time to Choose (by Oscar-winning filmmaker Dir. Charles Ferguson - "Inside Job"), which I was an associate producers for. We wanted to harness inspiration to create real actions that will change the current system in order to bring more clean water, clean air, and clean food to all. When I found out community-based solutions like the one that ended violence in underserved community by growing food, I knew an open-source repository for solutions to tackle real problems is needed. After working closely with countless community organizers, the CrossPollinators was born. It is a place for changemakers to share solutions and collaborate with each other.

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Crystal

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Huang

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People Power Solar Cooperative

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  • Crystal Huang's profile was updated 3 years, 1 month ago

  • Please join us for the fourth meeting of the Local Clean Energy Alliance’s Book Club: East Bay Green New Deal!

    We will be focusing on the Local Development Business Plan—East Bay’s Own L

  • During these poignant times of climate disruption, let us gather in community to learn and build resiliency skills together. We will explore the emotional, psychological, and health impacts of the climate

  • It’s Up To Us!

    Wildlife biologist and Sonoma County Poet Laureate Maya Khosla, Cory O’Gorman, Graduate Student at Sonoma State University and North Bay Organizing Project’s indigenous activist Tayse Crocker wil

  • Got broken stuff? Bring it to the Fix-it Clinic!
    You’ll work with repair experts to figure out what’s wrong with your item and bring your it back to life! For additional repair events and repair info, visit

  • Come learn about the Local Carbon Network (LCN), a community supported carbon drawdown network, at our upcoming open house in our Berkeley LCN Hub.

    We will be giving a tour of the Berkeley LCN hub where

  • Join us for a volunteer work day! We will have a variety of jobs and ways for folks to help out. Please bring water, and weather appropriate wear.

    About
    The Sogorea Te Land Trust is an urban Indigenous

  • Basic Power Tools and Woodworking: Women, Trans, and Gender NonBinary folks only

    March 21st 2020 11:00am-6:00pm Oakland, CA

    *This workshop is specifically for any one who identifies as a woman, trans, or

  • Using permaculture design processes, we will look at the basics of food forests for perennial harvest for ourselves and future generations with the integration of native plants and crop planning for our no-till

  • White Fragility is defined by Robin DiAngelo as “A state in which even a minimum amount of racial stress becomes intolerable, triggering a range of defensive moves. These moves include the outward display of e

  • Through community organizing, mobilizing, and education, SURJ’s goal is to move white people to act responsibly as part of a multi-racial majority for justice with passion and accountability. SURJ provides a

  • Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) is a national network of people organizing white people against white supremacy and racial injustice. As Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez noted in a recent interview, the work SURJ is

  • SURJ (Showing Up for Racial Justice), Bay Area chapter, is part of a national network of groups and individuals organizing white people for racial justice. There are over 150 chapters and affiliates nationwide.

  • Come to an evening of song, ceremony, preaching, prayer, and community with three prophetic changemakers working at the intersection of climate activism and spirituality:
    * Rev. Dr. Ambrose Carroll  – Green the

  • Good healthy food meets good jobs, social justice and inclusion.

    You’re invited to a special preview for community investors at COLORS Oakland, an innovative restaurant housed inside the Restore Oakland center

  • Transit Equity Day is a national collaborative effort of several organizations and unions to promote public transit as a civil right and a strategy to combat climate change.

    We are building a national movement

  • Join us for another opportunity to Feed the Hood– giving back to our unhoused brothers and sisters across Oakland by preparing and distributing 3,000 bag lunches and hygiene kits. This Feed the Hood is in

  • Are you a resident of color of East Oakland? Do you have a goal to clear debt, start a business, and/or enhance your quality of life? Do you face barriers to loans from traditional financial institutions? Want to

  • Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth will host a free community film screening of the documentary Healing Justice by Shakti Butler. There will also be a short panel discussion following the film that will

  • Dance into the new year with 2020 vision. Join Destiny Arts Center as we enter a new decade with joy and dancing hosted by street dance theatre resident company Embodiment Project.

    $5 suggested donation

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