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Diane Terry

Director of Development and Communications

Diane Terry (she/her) is the Director of Development and Communications of the Climate Science Alliance, where she has been a part of the team since 2017. Diane was raised on Kumeyaay lands in San Diego, California and currently resides on Acjachemen lands in Dana Point with her partner and four cats. In her role, she coordinates the organization's fundraising and storytelling efforts and works closely with partners of all disciplines to uplift local climate solutions. Diane's skillset includes narrative-work, brand identity, and graphic and web design, through which she has had extensive experience ranging from custom logos and illustrations to printed reports and online interfaces.


Diane earned her combined B.A. in Environmental Studies and Biology as an undergraduate at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she led the student-run environmental magazine, Gaia, as Editor-in-Chief and Media Council Representative under SOAR/Student Media/Cultural Arts and Diversity (SOMeCA).


While she enjoys time behind the screen, working at a pixel-level, her favorite days are those spent with partners outdoors, seeing "climate hope" in real time.

Diane Terry
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