Adam Sherman

Adam Sherman is an individual with a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Studies (with a focus on Sustainability & Social Justice) from San Francisco State University. He is passionate about utilizing his environmental studies background to make a positive impact on the community.

Adam has a diverse skill set that he developed both from his academic pursuits and professional experiences. He has expertise in community empowerment, sustainable energy efficiency, habitat restoration, and environmental social justice strategy.

With a background as a Crew Member at Trader Joe's, former Project Assistance Intern at EcoPeace Middle East, Crew Leader at AMC Kabuki 8 Cinemas, Identification Security Guard at Sundance Kabuki Cinemas, and experience as a Public Assistance Specialist/Environmental Liaison at FEMA Corps, Adam has gained valuable organizational, operational, and planning skills in emergency response and recovery.

Adam is also a seasoned public speaker with a talent for engaging and invigorating audiences. He has showcased his public speaking skills at various events, including the 2014 Fossil Fuel Divestment Convergence at San Francisco State University. Additionally, his involvement in projects like habitat restoration and community engagement, such as the Richmond Greenway, demonstrates his commitment to environmental causes.

Adam Sherman's professional journey also includes roles as a Founding Member/Strategist/Public Speaker at Fossil Free Divestment SFSU/350.org, Legal Intern at Contra Costa County District Attorney, Environmental Researcher/Reporter at The Green Screen, and T.E.A.M.S. Intern at Lawrence Hall of Science.

His educational background at Acalanes High School and San Francisco State University, coupled with his hands-on experiences in various organizations, have equipped him with a unique skill set that blends theoretical knowledge with practical expertise to drive positive change in environmental sustainability and social justice initiatives.