linda malik

* Collected and analyzed municipal greenhouse gas data utilizing EPA and ICLEI software for report generation to instruct energy conservation, efficiency and cost savings measures for 35 NH towns * Developed and supported Local Energy Committees to assist towns in energy savings * Coordinated outreach for residents by offering educational programs and other support initiatives

* Increased business membership from three to 25, pledging greenhouse gas reductions by 10% * Performed building audits and reports outlining measures to reduce energy consumption * Conducted weekly business and organizational outreach to promote self-sustaining collaborations * Produced radio PSAs, press releases, green business award, and website data * Coordinated press conferences, business meetings, and presentations to increase public awareness

* Researched and recommended sustainable economic models employing symbiotic relationships, alliance creation, community engagement, and capacity building for the community * Drafted Grange reuse plan as a vehicle which supports a community-based local economy

* Explored and presented definition of renewable energy that complies with the natural laws of sustainability for a NH community confronting potential resource exploitation * Educated citizens on regional business models incorporating sustainability principles

I coordinate, facilitate meetings and perform outreach to MA communities to both educate on the issue of mandatory drug minimums, and organize to promote legislative changes statewide. We believe we should not criminalize people for public health problems like drug addiction and societal poverty, and are building a movement to eradicate its racist bias against people of color.

NEEP is a non-profit organization that facilitates regional partnerships to advance the efficient use of energy in homes, buildings and industry in the Northeast U.S. NEEP works to leverage knowledge, capability, learning and funding through regionally coordinated policies, programs and practices. As a regional organization that collaborates with policy makers, energy efficient program administrators, and business, NEEP is a leader in the movement to build a cleaner environment and a more reliable and affordable energy system. My job duties: Facilitates and coordinates NEEP’s regional initiatives and high efficiency products to achieve long-term, cost-effective energy savings via market availability and consumer demand Project leader/coordinator of international stakeholder working groups addressing plug load Leverages resources and participation from major actors through coordinated marketing promotions Undertakes strategic market research, coordinating regional activities with related national efforts

* Researched local economies throughout the U.S. to increase circulation of local currency * Organized marketing campaign through printed materials, fundraising efforts and outreach

My work engages state and local organizations, community groups, and family members of justice-system-involved youth in the campaign to ensure fair sentencing practices of juveniles sentenced to life formerly without the possibility of parole (JLWOP) in Massachusetts. -Conduct outreach efforts to state and local organizations, community groups, and family members of youth in the justice system in support of the campaign and ; -Help Coalition members secure expert witnesses, letters of support, public statements, and briefing materials in support of legislative advocacy efforts; -Coordinate with and support other Coalition efforts (e.g. litigation, legislative advocacy, media) -Engage and support family and other affected community members in advocacy efforts related to the campaign as well as other juvenile justice issues; -Work with national organizations and coordinators of similar efforts in other states; -Produce fact sheets and other communication including social media/deliver presentations to groups

Activities and Societies: Toastmasters