Gabriel is the Resource Mobilization Director for the Midwest Environmental Justice Network, focusing on advancing equity by addressing racial, socioeconomic, and environmental injustices. He holds a dual Masters degree in Environmental Justice and Urban Planning from the University of Michigan and has a background in philanthropic consulting and supporting grassroots organizations.
His personal mission is deeply intertwined with his professional life, driven by a vision for a more equitable society for historically under-represented groups. He is passionate about community-driven giving, which he views as a monumental part of his personal development and a way to better understand interconnected community challenges.
Unique fact: He co-authored a report on Zero Waste opportunities in Detroit that utilized stakeholder interviews, Sankey diagrams, and environmental justice spatial analysis.
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