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Nakisa Glover is a climate justice practitioner, thought leader, tech advocate, and community engagement expert. She develops strategies across activism, films, music, and podcasts to engage millennials, Gen Z, artists, entertainers, community leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians, and other climate experts.

She has built a track record as a community organizer with experience in corporate, community, and service-based roles. Nakisa is the founder of Sol Nation, former Regional Partnership Coordinator at Girls Who Code, and Think 100% Organizer for Hip Hop Caucus.

Nakisa has shared her expertise with media outlets such as Media Matters, Yes Magazine, HuffPost, Gizmodo, and others. She has been a featured speaker at events like the Black Women’s Health Imperative, DC Environmental Film Festival, Smithsonian Anacostia, US Climate Action Network, National Environmental Justice Conference, National Adaptation Forum, and the National Conference on Equitable Development.

Nakisa holds a biology degree from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She has received awards including the 2019 Grist 50 Fixer, Martin Luther King Jr Growing The Dream Award, and the 2016 Clean Air Carolina Airkeeper Award.