Leah Qusba
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Leah Qusba is an American nonprofit executive and the current executive director of Action for the Climate Emergency, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that works to advance climate policy, voter participation, and strategic communications. Leah has appeared on NPR's 1A, and been featured in MacArthur Foundation's Climate Solutions, as an opinion contributor on The Hill, and in The Messenger on topics ranging from liquefied natural gas to youth voting trends.
Action for the Climate Emergency (ACE)'s last annual report stated the organization reached 36 million young voters under with its programs in 2022.[1]
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