Jennifer Dodge is Associate Professor of Public Administration and Policy at Rockefeller College, University at Albany. Using interpretive and critical theories/methodologies, her research focuses on policy conflict, networks, policyadvocacy, and civil society organizations supporting citizen participation in policy, mostly in the environmental field inthe US but also in Colombia. She has advocated for critical perspectives in nonprofit and policy fields, as guest co-editor of the 2022 NVSQ Symposium on Critical Nonprofit Studies (with Tracey Coule and Angela Eikenberry), and as former Editor and current board member ofCritical Policy Studies. She is currently exploring the role of “intersectional coalitions” as a political strategy for addressing climate change.