NESEA is an extraordinary community of practitioners that is transforming our built environment by cultivating relationships, sharing lessons learned, and challenging the status quo. We’re so proud of what we accomplished together over the last year!
Please consider donating or pledging to help us meet our annual goal of $50,000 (we’re 70% of the way there!). Your contribution will help us continue to offer great programming in 2021.
In 2020, we ran 36 events: 5 in-person and 31 virtual. Some key moments included:
2020 Keynote Address
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Webinar Series
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Virtual Product Demos
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Virtual Conferences
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Emerging Professionals
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Virtual Pro Tours
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Reverend Mariama White-Hammond provided the keynote address "Becoming Transformative Placemakers" at BuildingEnergy Boston. She provided social and historical context to the built environment in which we do our work and called on us to do better, learn more, and challenge more. 
We launched a webinar series on topics ranging from refrigerants to DERs, natural building materials, and large-scale affordable urban Passive House projects. Thanks to support from donors and sponsors, we were able to offer this series for free and reached thousands of people across the Northeast and beyond. 
Industry partners found new ways to share their work with the NESEA community, including live product demos. Pictured here is a demo from NESEA Member Ben Graham of 
BuildingEnergy Boston and NYC collectively brought together 1500 people to learn from each other in an entirely new format. 
We offered 28 students and 
We ran 5
To read more about what NESEA has accomplished in the past year, check out our FY20 Annual Report. Thank you for being part of our community, and we look forward to engaging with you in 2021. Please consider donating or pledging to help us meet our goal and continue our important work together.
Our Mission
NESEA advances sustainability practices in the built environment by cultivating a cross-disciplinary community where practitioners are encouraged to share, collaborate and learn.
As Director of People & Operations, Miriam is responsible for managing all aspects of the human resources and operational functions at HELM, and plays an integral role in developing and implementing strategies, procedures and business plans. She has worked with non-profits and mission-driven organizations for over 15 years.
Prior to joining HELM, Miriam served as Chief Operating Officer at Terra Praxis, a global nonprofit accelerating the integration of emission-free heat sources in existing energy infrastructure, and Executive Director of the Northeast Sustainable Energy...
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