About
Marshall Morgan Fabara is from the borderland community of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, and brings an extensive background in Sustainability and EJ advocacy for the representation of Latino and Indigenous communities, environmental education, and mental well-being/health. Marshall is an alumnus of Arizona State University and received his undergraduate degrees in (B.S.) Sustainability & (B.A.) History; along with a Masters in Sustainability Solutions. Through his lived experiences, he has had the opportunity to grow his knowledge and skills, both academically and professionally, by focusing his writings, research, and work on representation and community building within federal and state agencies, NGO and non-profit organizations, and educational institutions to ensure historically marginalized communities are always advocated for.
Marshall is additionally the founder of Por La Tierra - Por La Cultura which is an organization dedicated to community representation, professional development, and environmental advocacy. Through his involvement with the Community Champions Program, Marshall is excited to connect with other community advocates and to ensure that historically marginalized communities are continued to be represented and advocated for.