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Look out…CPF has some new faces for the summer!

👀 Introducing our 2026 Summer Intern group ☀️: Carter Douglas-Brown - Carter is a rising senior at Emory University, majoring in Environmental Science & Anthropology. She will be working with Planeteer Alliance and programming. Carter said she is “inspired by Captain Planet Foundation’s mission to address the climate crisis through local, high-impact projects that empower communities and young people who may not otherwise have access to these opportunities”. Her favorite animal is a green sea turtle! 🐢 Chloe Seward - Chloe is also a rising senior at Emory University, majoring in Psychology. She will be working with the Green Heart STEM Challenge this summer. She is excited to be a part of CPF because she “loves the work CPF does with kids in cultivating their ability to implement sustainable habits from a young age, and encouraging them to carry out those practices for generations to come”. Her favorite animal is a giraffe! 🦒 Layla Joyner - Layla is a rising junior at Georgia State University, majoring in Business Management. She will be working with Project Learning Garden this summer and was drawn to work with Captain Planet Foundation because “they are a mission-driven organization that uses their highly structured operations and passion for environmental change to empower youth to be sustainability and social justice leaders”. Her favorite animal is a corgi! 🐶 Marlowe McIntyre - Marlowe is a rising junior at Skidmore College, majoring in Business & Political Science. She will be working with the Marketing & Development teams this summer and was drawn to Captain Planet “because of the way that they impact local communities (especially Atlanta) and the organization’s involvement with real schools and students alongside the growth they promote within the organization”. Her favorite animal is an elephant! 🐘 We are excited to see all of the amazing work our interns accomplish & to welcome them to Captain Planet Foundation! 🌎
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