Well, that’s the thing I’ve been doing a lot of lately. In more normal times, I run JanePAC’s social media, do our in-house graphic design, manage our in-house copywriting, and work directly with our endorsed candidates on all things creative.

• ✅ Over 6 million impressions: Our message of electing climate champions at all levels of government has resonated far and wide, reaching millions across social media platforms.


• ✅ Hundreds of thousands of engagements: You've liked, shared, commented, and reacted, demonstrating the power of our collective voice.


• ✅ Thousands of actions taken: From signing petitions, to donating, to volunteering — your engagement has translated into real-world impact.

We've had some great wins, but I want to mention (and mourn) that we lost a valuable space for organizing and connecting last year. Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter (now known as “X”) created a hostile environment for many — in a space that was once a vibrant hub for justice seekers.

In 2025, JanePAC is welcoming our tiniest member, and I want you to know that, for me, motherhood is maybe the most important extension of my work as an activist. This little person is my greatest reason to fight like hell, and just like Jane said after the presidential race in November: I’m going to hold the line — and be a mama. Have tips and tricks for raising a climate-conscious little one? Feel free to reply to this email to share them with me!