Clima is Spanish for climate. Coder is English for codificador. We belong to both worlds, and neither fully. Ni de aqui, ni de alla. Our hearts belong to Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, El Salvador — but we also belong here in the United States. We carry both worlds with us, and we build from that in-between place.

We're ClimaCoder — building climate research outside the walls of universities and institutions. Too often, Latin America is left out of the story: research is shaped by distant priorities, while the communities most at risk are treated as an afterthought. We refuse to accept that.

For us, Guatemala is both a root and a reminder — that the struggles of our families and our people gave us the chance to be here. We carry that forward by creating tools and insights that are open, unaffiliated, and shaped by love for the places we come from.

ClimaCoder is small, scrappy, and urgent. We work nights, weekends, and whenever we can, because climate change isn't waiting — and neither should we.