For a 2nd year in a row, Alexandra joined the Carbon Finance Bootcamp hosted by Colorado State University’s Soil Carbon Solutions Center. Her session highlighted community finance models, where communities are more than just passive participants but active partners in developing carbon removal projects that benefit all.

For DC Climate Week 2025, Alexandra put on a Leadership Development Workshop for Workforce Development Day. The workshop used elements of astrology, human design and psychology to guide participants on a journey of self-discovery and aligning with their inherent strengths and gifts.

Alexandra was invited to present to the 48th Leadership El Paso Cohort by the El Paso Chamber of Commerce on sustainability. Being a diverse cohort, the workshop aimed to teach how everyone can be a sustainability leader, regardless of title and sector. During the workshop, participants were given 3 climate scenarios of which to create a climate action plan that bridged their expertise and sectors.

Alexandra was invited to speak by Aeon Collective at COP16 Riyadh on the integration of ancestral wisdom in the climate space in the People’s Pavilion. During the panel, she emphasized the importance of returning to indigenous practices to reach sustainability goals and the importance of building sovereign community systems.

Alexandra was invited to speak by the UNFCCC Climate Ambassadors at COP29 Azerbaijan on energy decarbonization. During her time at Carbon Direct, she spearheaded environmental & climate justice strategy within high quality carbon projects. As the US and other developed countries move towards the the energy transition, it’s vital that critical mineral supply chains do not perpetuate extraction and degradation of the Global South.

Alexandra was invited to speak by Aeon Collective at COP29 Azerbaijan on Climate Justice in the Saudi Pavilion. During the panel, she emphasized the importance of returning to indigenous practices to reach sustainability goals and the importance of building sovereign community systems.

Peek Counsel is honored to have been invited to speak to 4th-8th graders from Socorro Independent School District on career opportunities. Our Founder, Alexandra, graduated from Socorro High School in 2011.

Alexandra was honored to be a part of an environmental justice panel for Sustain Our Future Foundation’s Sustainable Justice HBCU Fellows! Seven students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the country were selected for a paid internship with an environmental justice non-profit.