Julia Sweatman is a Policy Analyst at Good Energy Collective, where she leads policy and research initiatives that span clean energy, community engagement, and public health. With Master's degrees in Environmental Management and Environmental Health from the Yale Schools of Environment and Public Health, Julia brings more than 4 years of expertise in research, data analysis, and policy development. Her work focuses on advancing climate policies and clean energy technologies that will yield gains for energy communities and their health.
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Prior to joining Good Energy Collective, Julia worked on several climate-focused projects with academic institutions, government and non-governmental agencies, and the private sector, including a federal audit of Canada's carbon pricing system and natural climate solutions plans for five U.S. cities.
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At Good Energy Collective, Julia is responsible for research planning, data collection, analysis, and reporting for key projects. She is passionate about interdisciplinary research that centers communities while driving toward climate goals.
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When not immersed in research, Julia enjoys hiking, running, downhill skiing, and playing with her Brooklyn-based soccer league.