Philippe Lazaro
Philippe shares the stories of people living at the forefront of the climate crisis, who are working to transform their ecosystems and communities. He loves emphasizing the human experience, and keeping conversations about the environment centered on the communities most affected by it. Philippe has led storytelling trips to Mexico, Thailand, Colombia, Tanzania, South Africa, Haiti, and a number of other countries. He has previously served in similar roles at Liberty in North Korea and Mobility International.
Philippe obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Global Studies at UC Santa Barbara. He furthered his studies by earning a Master of Arts in International Studies as well as a Master of Arts in Nonprofit Management at University of Oregon. Philippe is also an illustrator, podcaster, and digital artist. Outside of work, Philippe loves spending time with his wife and their three kids.

Rewilding Landscapes: The Impact of Tree Planting on Wildlife

Beyond the Dollar Sign: Measuring Poverty

The Hidden Cost of Charcoal

Methods of Measurement: Diverse Data Lenses Show Us Your Impact

The Ethics of Data Collection

Why Vanessa Nakate’s Christian Environmentalism should be taken seriously

Measuring What Matters

Nafika, Tanzania: "I see a future well educated woman thriving in life"

Causes Effects and Solutions to Environmental Degradation- Part II

Shining a Light of Opportunity: The Indigenous Women’s Struggle for Education in Rural Mexico

Monitoring, Evaluation, and Navigating Complexity: Why the easy way isn’t always the best way

Revisiting the Congo: A year after opening for oil drilling

Unpacking the Top Causes of Global Poverty

Causes, Effects and Solutions to Environmental Degradation
