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J'reyesha Brannon serves as a Harvard Climate Justice Design Fellow while working full-time as a design engineer and project manager for the City of Portland, Bureau of Environmental Services. Her dual roles bridge academic research and municipal environmental infrastructure.
Her educational background includes:
- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with Environmental Focus, University of Portland (2015)
Brannon's research centers on climate justice through engineering design, emphasizing accessibility for communities of color. Her work integrates environmental engineering with social equity frameworks to address systemic disparities in urban infrastructure and STEM participation. This manifests in community-driven solutions for environmental hazards and inclusive technology access.
Her professional narrative extends into significant community leadership: as Environmental Justice Chair for NAACP Portland Branch 1120B, President of National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Portland Professionals, and Good in the Hood Planning Committee member. These roles demonstrate her commitment to translating academic insights into grassroots advocacy for marginalized communities.
