Damon Motz-Storey is a public health expert and advocate with a passion for addressing the intersection between climate change, social inequality, and human health. With a focus on bringing a medical science perspective to energy and environmental policy discussions, Damon has made significant contributions to organizations like the Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility, where he serves as the Healthy Climate Program Director. Prior to that, Damon gained experience in a variety of roles, including peer instruction co-head, tutor, and teaching assistant at the Haverford College Office of Admissions, marketing and social media manager and property management assistant at Storey Real Estate and Construction, and textbook co-author at the Haverford College Department of Mathematics.

Damon's dedication to championing public health and social equality has equipped him with a diverse set of skills, including experience in teaching and learning, marketing, social media management, property management, and more. His knowledge of math and education, as well as his experience in these fields, makes him an excellent resource for people looking to understand complex public health issues. His expertise in energy and environmental policy, as well as his knowledge of climate change and social inequalities, make him a valuable contributor to any organization looking to make a real difference in these areas.