About Christina Norman

Christina Norman serves as Executive Director of CFACT (Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow), where she oversees organizational strategy, communications, development, and program initiatives advancing free-market environmental stewardship and energy policy.

A graduate of the University of Minnesota Duluth, Christina earned her B.A. in Political Science in 2008. Her connection to CFACT began during college, where she served as President of her campus CFACT Collegians chapter, launching a professional journey that has spanned nearly two decades with the organization.

Following graduation, Christina joined CFACT as a Field Director for the Collegians program and later served in development leadership roles, including Development Officer and Director of Development. She is also a graduate of the Koch Associate Program and brings extensive experience in nonprofit leadership, communications, fundraising, and grassroots engagement.

Christina resides in Florida with her husband and three children. As a homeschooling family, they enjoy exploring nature together and fostering curiosity about the world around them.

Is Climate Activism Dead? We Went Looking for It in New York City

Climate Week NYC promised more than 1,000 events and 100,000 participants. On the streets of Manhattan, the world’s largest climate gathering was almost nowhere to be found. Climate Week NYC describes itself as “the world’s largest climate event,” bringing more than 100,000 people to over 1,000 events across New York City. Organizers say it connects global leaders with communities working “on the ground” to build a low-carbon future. Judging by the promotional material, New York should have been overflowing with climate activism. So we went looking for it. We visited the United Nations, where world leaders were gathering for the UN [...]

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EU green policy leaves households and economy in the red

BY LARRY BELL: Hidden from public view were spiraling power grid costs which jumped nearly two-thirds between 2010 and 2014 as required to connect wind and solar farms scattered over the countryside. Subsidies encouraged wind and solar developments on poorly suited sites.

By |2019-03-20T08:45:17-04:00March 20th, 2019|Comments Off on EU green policy leaves households and economy in the red

Top 5 Reasons to Give This Giving Tuesday

This Giving Tuesday, give to a cause you care about.  We at CFACT are grateful for the generosity of our many friends and supporters who enable us to reach countless policy makers, media outlets, students, and concerned citizens in America and around the world.   Please consider a tax-deductible gift today to help us continue to provide a voice for genuine science, sensible environmental policy, and the promotion of political and economic liberty that brings prosperity to nature … and people too! 1)  CFACT firmly believes the power of the free markets combined with safe technologies and wise stewardship can provide solutions to [...]

By |2016-11-29T07:35:19-05:00November 29th, 2016|Comments Off on Top 5 Reasons to Give This Giving Tuesday
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