Susan Silber is a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience in program creation, fundraising, project management, strategic planning, and education within the realms of environmental education, community resilience, and sustainability.

She is the driving force behind projects like the NorCal Resilience Network, Nature's Voices Project, Climate Action Groups, the Green Star Schools program, the Y-Bike program, and the Berkeley Transition Initiative, all designed to foster grassroots solutions for a more resilient and equitable world.

Susan's expertise lies in program management, fundraising, teaching, writing, volunteer recruitment and management, youth development, strategic planning, and spearheading innovative community-based projects.

She holds a Master's of Arts and a Master's in Education with a specialization in Environmental Education from San Francisco State University, along with a Bachelor's degree in History from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Throughout her career, Susan Silber has held key positions such as Founder and Director at NorCal Resilience Network, Sustainability Consultant at BERKELEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Founder of Nature's Voices Project, Consultant at Green Schools Initiative, and Executive Director/Consultant at Buy Local Berkeley.

Her journey also includes roles like co-founder at Transition Berkeley, Education Coordinator with Safe Routes to Schools at TransForm, Environmental Education Teacher at Marin Conservation Corps, Sustainable Living Program Coordinator at Acterra, Program Coordinator at Presidio YMCA, Program Coordinator at American Youth Hostels, Bilingual Multi-Subjects Teacher at Hawes Elem. School, teacher at Sunnyside Elem. School, Education Program Coordinator at River Parkway Trust, and Environmental Educator at United States Peace Corps.