Meet the Team
Dori Drachman
Chair
After a career as a classroom teacher and a teacher/naturalist, Dori turned her attention to the climate crisis 3 years ago. She helped revive the Peterborough Energy Committee and served as its first Chair. Discovering how powerful collaboration could be, she co-founded the Monadnock Sustainability Hub in 2018, led the first Solarize Monadnock campaign in 2019, and began Peterborough Energy Action later that same year. Dori is also in the organizing group of Community Power Coalition of New Hampshire (CPCNH). She holds an MS in Environmental Education from Antioch University of New England.
Bryan Field
Bryan is a retired science educator. He developed high school courses in sustainability after a Fulbright trip to Japan to study Education for Sustainable Development. He is passionate about teaching the next generation not to repeat the mistakes of the past. He enjoys hiking, Irish music and making writing instruments.
Bob Haring-Smith
Bob is a retired IT guy and professor of math and computer science who works as a volunteer with many organizations in town, including Solarize Monadnock in 2019.
Annie Henry
MSH Liaison
Annie is a Peterborough local of almost 15 years. As part of her role as the Program Manager at the Monadnock Sustainability Hub, Annie supports PEA's 100% Renewable Energy campaign. She is passionate about using her career to take action against climate change.
Anne Huberman
I am a grandmother living at RiverMead. I believe that if we all act now to do everything we can to mitigate climate change, my grandchildren will be able to enjoy living in a habitable world. That's why I work with Peterborough Energy Action, the Peterborough Energy Committee, and Citizens' Climate Lobby.
Karen Johnson
Karen is a long-time resident of Peterborough who is just beginning to grasp the urgency of the climate crisis and wants to help.
Barbara Jo Kingsley
Barbara Jo is a retired art teacher who has been passionately concerned about climate change, environmental degradation and species extinction since she was in high school.
Carol Kraus
Carol is a retired RN, a retired alternative healthcare practitioner and a grandmother. She supports the rapid development of sustainable energy all over the world, and envisions our Earth teeming with life where all species are in balance with one another. She believes that this is the only way to a sane and liveable future on Planet Earth. RF100 is on that path.
