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Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Graduation Year: 2027

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Maggie Rhoads is a junior at George Washington University studying journalism, political science, and ethics. She is the editorial assistant at Planet Forward where she covers federal environmental policy through a solutions based lens.

Rhoads is also will the White House unit intern for the academic year. She has previous experience as an election team intern for the Associated Press, a researcher for Ballotpedia, and a contributor for The Fulcrum. Rhoads was also a research assistant for a book about President Donald Trump and the 2024 presidential election "Revenge: The Inside Story of Trump's Return to Power." Also this academic year, she is the Nate Morris Fellow for the Center of the Study of the Presidency and Congress, a fellowship endowed by GW.

Featured Story
Crossing the climate divide: A conversation with ClearPath’s Luke Bolar

How can Republicans and Democrats come together on climate action? Luke Bolar of ClearPath, a conservative clean energy organization in Washington, D.C., points to efforts to lower emissions levels of traditional fossil fuel production. Keep reading

Crossing the climate divide: A conversation with ClearPath’s Luke Bolar

Stories

Crossing the climate divide | How one advocate engages rural farmers in the climate conversation
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Catholic institutions take environmental action
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Crossing the climate divide: A conversation with ClearPath's Luke Bolar
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

IRA funding for Catholic organizations' green energy uncertain under Trump administration
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Combating climate change through shared loves
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

A group of five diverse young people hike in nature while the sun is setting.
Water Dialogue at the World Food Forum discusses water scarcity
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

The Loop: GW's sustainable and affordable clothing exchange
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Trump's 2024 Presidential Election win: Impacts on climate change
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Harris and Trump’s differing stances on climate change
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Teaching students about modern farming through Minecraft
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Board game at the World Food Forum encourages collaboration to fight climate change
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Debate: Vice Presidential Candidates' answers on climate change relate to Hurricane Helene
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Facebook Marketplace but Free: Freecycle’s Washington D.C. Chapter
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

US Presidential Debate: Climate change answers lack substance
Maggie Rhoads

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Theater of students watching the presidential debate, projected onto the screen.
Local farm helps alleviate 'food apartheid' in Washington, D.C.
Maggie Rhoads & Antalya Maleno

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Shepherd Parkway: Washington D.C.'s neglected woods
Maggie Rhoads & Antalya Maleno

Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

DC climate rally-goers call on Biden to act before leaving office: 'Every Day Counts'
Daria Nastasia & Maggie Rhoads

Planet Forward Video Production Assistant | George Washington University

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