Jamie Hark
Jamie has a background in private and public sector landscape design, planning, environmental science and cartography. Living in Harpswell, he is committed to serving Maine communities of all shapes and sizes. As a landscape designer he has played a vital role in all aspects of project design and management, from comprehensive planning and schematic design […]
Seth Goldstein
Seth Goldstein grew up on Cape Cod where he developed his passion for maritime history. He received his bachelor’s degree in European History from the University of California at Santa Cruz and his master’s degree in Global Historical Theory from Northeastern University. His research interests include the historic North Atlantic fishery, global piracy, New England […]
Grover Fugate
Grover Fugate was Executive Director of the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council (CRMC). In his role of 34 years, Fugate was responsible for overseeing the development of all policies and programs for the state’s coastal program. He recently was the project manager of the Council’s new Shoreline Change Special Area Management Plan (SAMP), which […]
Paulina Fuenzalida-Guzman
Paulina Fuenzalida-Guzman combines her interior design and journalism background to create fiber art. Originally from Santiago, Chile, she relocated to New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 2018 to pursue a masters degree in fibers at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. Her early work addresses human rights violations during the collapse of democracy in Chile and explores the […]
Harrison Fraker, FAIA
Harrison Fraker received his MFA in Architecture from Princeton and Cambridge Universities. He is considered a pioneer in climate responsive architecture and sustainable urban design. He has received major awards, including The Topaz Medallion – the highest award for excellence in architectural education over 50+ years of teaching, practice and research; first at Princeton (1968-84), […]
Thais M. Fournier
Thaïs is a Coastal Resilience Extension Specialist for Rhode Island Sea Grant and the Coastal Resources Center (CRC) at the University of Rhode Island. Thaïs assists Rhode Island’s coastal communities in becoming more resilient to the effects of climate change through interdisciplinary research, technical assistance, outreach and education. Thaïs’ training as a coastal ecologist has […]
Kai Fast
Kai graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston in 2014 with a Master’s in Architecture. They decided to pursue sustainable architecture due to their concern for the future of the environment. “It really felt like the only logical direction to go, in any field, in order to protect our future. I love solving puzzles […]
David Everett
David Everett grew up in Providence and has worked for the Department of Planning and Development for the past 17 years. Focusing primarily in long-range planning and special projects, with an environmental, resiliency and water resources focus. Prior to that, he was a small-town planning director in Massachusetts and Connecticut, a speechwriter, a planning consultant […]
Dawn Euer
Senator Dawn Euer represents Jamestown and Newport in the Rhode Island Senate where she is Chair of the Environment & Agriculture Committee. During her time in office, she has advocated on issues related to the environment, economic justice and women’s rights. Representing a district on the front lines of climate change, Senator Euer advocates for […]
Kathryn Duff, RA
Kathryn Duff is a registered architect (RA) in Massachusetts, a Certified Passive House Consultant (CPHC), a Passive House Institute – United States (PHIUS) certified consultant and an Ambassador with the International Living Future Institute. Prior to s2s, Kathryn was founder of STUDIO of Architecture & Art. Kathryn is a member of the City of New […]
