Halima Thea Levkovitz

Halima Thea Levkovitz is an environmental policy analyst, with experience in nonprofit outreach, communication, and organizational development. She convened the Interfaith Partnership for Religion and the Environment for more than ten years, instituting public policy strategy and values-driven advocacy in the Pacific Northwest and nationally in the U.S. She holds a Masters Degree in Co-evolutionary Biology from Humboldt State University and has served on the Boards of the Washington Wildlife Federation and the National Wildlife Federation. A student of Sufism for more than 34 years, she is a Cherag of the Universal Worship and co-leads retreats for environmental activists. Halima currently lives in Sammamish, Washington.