Bryn Redal is the Program Coordinator for the Breaking Barriers Collaborative, where she supports program implementation, stakeholder engagement, and cross-sector coordination to help businesses transition toward zero-emission technologies.

She brings a background in environmental health, climate policy, and sustainability, with experience spanning local government, nonprofit advocacy, international development, and academic research. Bryn has worked with the World Bank’s Climate and Health team, the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, the New York City Mayor’s Office of Climate and Environmental Justice, and the Lands Council in Spokane. Her work includes climate and health research, emergency preparedness, spatial and policy analysis, and community-based outreach. Dedicated to advancing data-driven solutions that protect public health, strengthen climate resilience, and promote equity, Bryn is most passionate about bridging science and policy and believes deeply in the power of state and local action to drive progress.

Bryn holds a Master of Public Health in Environmental Health Sciences from the Yale School of Public Health, with a concentration in Climate Change and Health, and a B.S. in Health Science and Environmental Science from Whitworth University. Her graduate thesis examined the health impacts of extreme heat exposure and environmental inequities among outdoor workers. In her free time, you’ll find Bryn exploring the incredible ecological diversity of the PNW on skis or bike, cooking up something new in the kitchen, or playing piano.