
Erin Schrode
(updated May 11th 2026)
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Erin Schrode—often hailed as the “Eco-Renaissance Woman”—is a modern catalyst for civic engagement, a narrative that flows from the sun-drenched hills of Marin County to the front lines of global crises. Her story is one of relentless optimism, where sustainability is not a sacrifice, but a vibrant, essential way of life.
The Genesis: A Legacy of Action
Born into a household where “lemons and vinegar were in and chemicals were out,” Schrode was an activist before she was a teenager. At age 11, she watched her mother, a community organizer, investigate a local cancer cluster, a moment that sparked her lifelong commitment to public health.
By 13, she co-founded Turning Green, a global student-led movement to promote environmentally sustainable and socially responsible choices. Her dream wasn’t just to “save the planet” in an abstract sense, but to empower her peers to see themselves as “agents of change” through the power of their daily habits.
The Ascent: The “Fear-With” Pioneer
Schrode’s journey is defined by what she calls being “fear-with”—the ability to face daunting challenges and move forward regardless. Her resume is a whirlwind of global and local impact:
- The Youngest Candidate: In 2016, at just 24, she launched an unprecedented campaign for U.S. Congress in California. Though a long shot, her run was a success in its true goal: redefining civic leadership for millennials and proving that you don’t have to wait for “permission” to lead.
- The Humanitarian COO: Following the devastation of Hurricane Maria, she joined Chef José Andrés as the COO of #ChefsForPuertoRico. In the midst of the crisis, she helped scale the largest feeding program on the island, serving millions of meals and laying the groundwork for sustainable local agriculture.
- The Global Educator: From developing recycling infrastructure in Ghana to writing eco-curriculums for Palestinian and Israeli youth, her work has spanned over 80 nations, treating environmentalism as a universal language of peace and survival.
The Dream: A Conscious Future
Schrode’s vision is best captured in her three guiding questions: Where can I be most impactful? What am I most passionate about? What best sets me up for a lifetime of service? Her ongoing dream includes:
- The Conscious Kitchen: Her non-profit’s flagship program reimagines school food supply chains, serving millions of organic, nutritious meals to students. To her, food justice is the ultimate intersection of environmental health and social equity.
- Millennial Mobilization: Using her voice across platforms like ABC, CNN, and the DNC to inspire a generation to take their seat at the decision-making table.
- Interconnected Stewardship: A world where every individual recognizes that their lifestyle choices are political acts, and where policy is driven by the urgent need for a just, thriving planet.
The Enduring Voice
Erin Schrode remains a vibrant, unapologetic voice for the future. She is a storyteller who uses her own life as a living curriculum, proving that the most powerful tool for change is not just a policy or a product, but the unwavering belief that a better world is possible if we are brave enough to build it.
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