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Zach also won several prestigious awards during his time of activism and public service at the University of Iowa including but not limited to: the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Award, the Phillip G. Hubbard Human Rights Award, a Public Service Commendation and the Outstanding Student Organization Leader Award.
He is currently the Marcher Director for the Great March for Climate Action. The non-profit is organizing a 1000-person march across the United States, from Los Angeles to Washington DC, to inspire society to take climate action.
Zach lives in Des Moines, IA with his wife, Elizabeth Miller, and dog, Xerxes.
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Application sent to 132 Marchers Release of the Marcher Application and Great March for Climate Action Video. The Great March for Climate Action is mobilizing 1000 people to journey across the nation to inspire society to take climate action.
Wednesday, July 17, 2013Application sent to 132 Marchers Release of the Marcher Application and Great March for Climate Action Video. The Great March for Climate Action is mobilizing 1000 people to journey across the nation to inspire society to take climate action.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Great March for Climate Action This article introduces and explains the Great March for Climate Action. Starting next year, 1000 people will march across the nation, from Los Angeles to Washington DC, to inspire society to address climate change.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013Great March for Climate Action This article introduces and explains the Great March for Climate Action. Starting next year, 1000 people will march across the nation, from Los Angeles to Washington DC, to inspire society to address climate change.
