Team & Collaborators | ART/ACT:educate

Team & Collaborators


The David Brower Center is a home for the environmental movement, becoming more inclusive… By advocating for the beauty, diversity and ecological integrity of our planet and people, we accomplish our mission—through permanent infrastructure and ongoing programs:

  • Inform the public about environmental challenges we all face and bold actions we must take to remain a living planet
  • Inspire people to recognize their own power and responsibility to act on behalf of the Earth
  • Connect individuals and organizations dedicated to social equity and ecological sustainability
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln is the state’s flagship university and the intellectual center of the state of Nebraska. Like the university’s founders in 1869, students and faculty at Nebraska look challenges and opportunities in the eye, using fresh thinking and creativity to forge new paths. The Nebraska Center for Research on Children, Youth, Families & Schools seeks to foster collaboration among the University of Nebraska’s vibrant, interdisciplinary research community in the social, behavioral and educational sciences.

rootid’s collaborative process works to advance equity by partnering with local & global organizations to implement community-centered, brand, communications and technology-driven digital engagement strategies. In partnership, we co-design necessary spaces for strategic thinking, sustainability & growth toward envisioning a world where those most impacted are prioritized & communications & technology are used to heal & empower rather than divide.


Staff & Leadership

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Laurie Rich
Executive Advisor
David Brower Center
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Kimberley D’Adamo
Faculty
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Guy Trainin
Professor of Education, Code.org Region Partner
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Amy Allen
Web Content Writer and Curriculum Development
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