Meg brings 10+ years of experience in participatory design, interdisciplinary design and engineering, and community organizing. They have a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Princeton University and a dual Master’s Degree in Sustainable Design and Design for Sustainable Development from Chalmers University and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Previously, they have worked on a broad range of projects around the world from sustainable agriculture to sanitation, water reuse, and urban greening and air pollution. As Senior Project Manager at Connect the Dots, Meg specializes in leading community and stakeholder engagement for large, complex infrastructure projects, bringing her expertise in strategic planning and creative problem solving. When they are not at work, Meg can usually be found dancing, crocheting, or organizing for social and racial justice.