Tasia (she/her) is an Environmental Studies/Anthropology student in Yale-NUS College. When you don't find her working with the Social Media and Partnerships teams, she loves to play the piano and SCUBA dive. A firm believer in the collective power of communities, she is contantly being inspired by the stories and people she encounters along the way.

Bea (she/her) has been living in Singapore for the past 10 years but is originally from Bogotá, Colombia. Her mission is to help build bridges between people and across places for climate action. She is a graduate of Yale-NUS College, an interdisciplinary practitioner passionate about environmental governance, and a firm believer in the power of community and collective action. She currently works for a local Singaporean NGO.

Bekah is a current senior at Yale-NUS College majoring Environmental Studies. After her summer internship at GreenCheck where she worked for a week with our partner ULAN, she felt drawn to continue contributing to the organization's vision.

Ben (he/him) graduated from Yale University with a degre in Environmental Science and is now pursuing his Master's at Peking University in Beijing. He has a passion for climate communication, public engagement, climate science research, and US-China bilateral climate action.

Beverley (she/they) is from Singapore and holds a BA in Environmental Studies from Yale-NUS College. She currently works in the Development team at Mongabay, and has a background in nonprofits, climate philanthropy, and youth movements. She is deeply passionate about climate justice, decoloniality, and marine conservation, and believes strongly in the power of collective action for lasting change.

Christian (he/him) is an environmental advocate from the Philippines, holding a Biology degree from the Ateneo de Manila University. Dedicated to biodiversity conservation and climate storytelling, he harnesses narrative power to strengthen community ties to nature and inspire collective action for sustainability. Christian spearheads youth-driven initiatives that merge environmental education with local empowerment, cultivating lasting ecological stewardship, and driving collaborative responses to today's pressing environmental challenges.

Elise Arya (she/they) is a passionate advocate for social impact and equity, with 8 years of working experience on human rights issues, especially with refugees, migrants and women. With a focus on building authentic, values-driven collaborations, Elise works to connect people, organisations and communities to create meaningful and sustainable change. She brings a perspective rooted in empathy, integrity and collective care, prioritising relationships and solutions that put people and the planet first. Outside of her work, Elise is deeply interested in cross-cultural engagement and fostering initiatives that champion justice, inclusion and shared responsibility.

Jacqueline (she/her) is a bicultural, binational graduate of York University in Canada from a Hispanic Studies major and currently works as a Spanish<>English translator and interpreter. Besides toiling in her family's vegetable/herb garden, she also enjoys using her language skills to support communication across cultural-linguistic borders, especially when it involves climate action and social movements.

Jahnavi (she/her) holds a BSc in Economics and a second major in Data science and Analytics from Singapore Management University. She is passionate about mobilising capital to where it's truly needed and contributing her efforts towards climate action, which she believes will lead towards achieving a more equitable society.

Jenn (she/her) is a Venezuelan girl who participated in the first edition of the Green Check's Solidarity Academy as an intern for CEPC - Tolimán. Jenn holds a BA in Liberal Arts and now is studying a second major in Education. She advocates for quality education, sustainability and the ASG impact for enterprises. She loves to read, do volunteer activities and be involved in social work for vulnerable communitties in her country and worldwide.

Josh (he/him) graduated from Yale University with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and now works on medical devices and vaccine technology. With passions ranging from engineering and the environment to music and community organizing, he aims to combine his skills and passions to improve the world around him.

Juliana (she/her) is from Singapore and graduated from Yale-NUS College majoring in Environmental Studies. She is passionate about community-led ecosystem management, marine conservation and believes in reciprocity in her work. She also loves everything Southeast Asian from environments to people, arts and culture but especially our vibrant cuisine.

Karen (she/her) is an Ecuadorian International Relations graduate and climate activist committed to youth empowerment and gender equality. With experience in environmental advocacy, she has worked on climate justice initiatives, amplifying the voices of women and frontline communities in Latin America. She has collaborated with organizations like The Climate Reality Project, Girl Up and UNOY, focusing on climate action, policy engagement, and leadership development. She believes those who nurture their communities can transform them.

Leticia (she/her) is from South Korea, holding a BA degree in Environmental Studies from Yale-NUS College. She is passionate about empowering people and is interested in understanding how to bring about sustainable production. She is an avid coffee drinker and an amateur watercolor artist.

Maria Jose (she/her) is supporting partner organisations in strengthening their operations, developing capacity-building initiatives, and securing grants to advance long-term, community-driven climate justice. She has experience working on climate adaptation projects involving multiple stakeholders and Andean communities, as well as initiatives promoting access to environmental education. She is enthusiastic and deeply passionate about driving impact-oriented projects that address the urgent challenges faced by MAPA regions.

Sarah (she/her) is passionate about sustainability and climate action. She holds a background in finance and a postgraduate qualification in renewable energy. Currently pursuing a master’s in Climate Change, she aims to support inclusive, sustainable development and youth-led climate initiatives. In her free time, she enjoys sleeping while watching movies.

Sophia (she/her) is an undergraduate (major not decided yet) student in Haiti, an aspiring changemaker, and a language enthusiast. Committed to her community, she enjoys contributing to initiatives that empower others through education and civic engagement. With a strong sense of purpose, Sophia is working toward a career in politics to contribute meaningfully to her country and to the world.

Vesper (they/he) is a legal researcher at Chimicatti Advogados, holding a Law degree from PUC-SP (Brazil). They specialize in environmental law and sustainable development policies across both private and public sectors in Brazil. Their work is grounded in decolonial and intersectional approaches, with a focus on climate displacement, loss and damage, and global responses to environmental challenges through human rights-based legal strategies.

Belle (she/her) is a Senior at Far Eastern University-Manila majoring in BS Psychology. She champions women empowerment through her university's all-female organization and spends leisure during art, drinking coffee, and playing with her cat. She was raised with a mother who valued volunteerism, growing to adopt the same attitude. Her interests are listening to Japanese Countryside playlists and attending ATEEZ cupsleeve events

Yuna (she/her) is a high school student who deeply cares about the climate and sustainability. With a passion for the arts, she helps to design and manage the instagram posts at GreenCheck, hoping it'll reach to a wider community. She aims to restore harmouny between humanity and wildlife. Outside of GreenCheck, Yuna enjoys to sleep, dance and watch movies.