Chanae Jackson

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Accidental Activist My Engagement Last updated: 8/7/2025 Ms Chanae Jackson BIPOC in ECJ Profile Link: http://bipocinecj.org/member/TheAccidentalActivist Professional Information Florida For All Organizing Director Miami Florida United States Visit Website » Profession:   Community Organizing Area of expertise:   Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building, Coaching, Education, Emergency Management, Extreme Heat, Food Justice, Gender and Climate, Health and Healing, History, Immigration and Migration, Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion, Labor and Workforce, Land Justice, Organizational Development, Organizing and Mobilization, Story Telling, Sustainable Building Sector, Transition from Extractive Economy Opportunity Type:   Fellowships, Guest Authorships, Part Time Positions, Permanent Positions, Speaking Engagements, Training/Consulting Languages:   English I am a full or part time freelance specialist:   Yes Personal Information Gainesville Florida United States Visit My Website » Pronouns:   She/Her/Hers Gender Identity:   woman Racial Identity:   African American, Afro Indigenous, Black Differently Abled?:   No 2SLGBTQIA+:   No Additional Information Education/Experience Bachelor of PsychologyMinor Concentration-Business ManagementOrganizational Leadership Certification Social/Volunteer Organizations Burdens & Blessings™: Radical Climate ResilienceJust Transition AllianceFlorida Climate Equity CohortRipple Effect™ Black Youth Gun Violence SurvivorsThe Mourning After ™Black Mother’s Grief support, Healing & AdvocacyBlack Mama Power Collective™Reproductive Justice Meets Radical Healing & Systemic ResistanceCommon Purpose™ Gun Violence as Public Health CrisisBlack Parent Support Network RebootRoot & Rise: Reclaim Wellness™ for Black CommunitiesTrigger Warning™: Firearm Safety & Gun ClubHealing For AllEducation Equalizers Foundation More Information Chanae JacksonThe Accidental Activist™ | Founder, Converge Creative Solutions | Creator, Intentional Activist Academy | Organizing Director, Florida for All | Mamavist Fellow, Mothering JusticeBRBRHer climate and environmental justice work—anchored in Burdens & Blessings™: Radical Climate Resilience—centers Black, immigrant, and low-income communities most impacted by environmental racism. She organizes for solutions shaped by frontline voices, grounded in cultural care, and built for resilience.BRBRClimate Equity Teach-Ins on gentrification, disaster preparedness, and energy justiceBRBRDisaster Resilience & Know Your Rights Toolkits distributed to thousands statewide in multiple languagesBRBRBuilding Community Resilience Hubs in barbershops, faith spaces, and cultural centersBRBR🌍 “Climate justice isn’t just about the weather—it’s about the systems we build to survive it.”BR