Amy manages the Foundation’s Environment Program. She recently served on the Steering Committee for the Health and Environmental Funders Network (HEFN) and continues to co-chair its working group of funders concerned about shale gas, oil and petrochemical issues. Amy joined the Foundation in 2009, and previously worked at the Kendall Foundation in Boston on addressing climate change and promoting energy efficiency in New England. She also worked for various Massachusetts state government agencies covering such issues as renewable energy, smart growth, and public health emergency preparedness. She has a BA from St. Lawrence University and an MA in Urban and Environmental Policy from Tufts University.