Project Volunteers

With guidance from members of For All Moonkind’s Leadership Board and Advisory Councils, our project volunteers are contributing across all levels of our organization.  They offer invaluable assistance from legal research to awareness raising through social media and student-centric activities to managing our increasing supporter base and newsletters.  Our outstanding and dedicated volunteers include:

Nathan Molina

Nathan Molina is a second-year law student at Florida State University College of Law. Prior to law school, Nathan interned with the space consulting firm, SpaceTec Partners where he first engaged with For All Moonkind. Viewing human activity in space as a unifying endeavor, Nathan is pursuing a career dedicated to the space industry and gladly joined the For All Moonkind volunteer team.  In addition to leading the effort to gather necessary data, Nathan is also engaged in legal research into, among other things, current laws and protocols regarding the registration of spacecraft and space objects.

Emerson Lucas Morais de Lima

Emerson Lucas Morais de Lima is a student at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, working toward a bachelor’s degree in Library Science. He conducts administrative work for two scientific journals at UFRN, which report to Information Science, Dentistry and Anthropology. Because of his interest in memory, preservation of material culture, sources of information and mainly the Garatéa-l mission, Lucas views For All Moonkind as an important avenue for the development of his academic research. For him, it is extremely satisfying to cooperate with the entire For All Moonkind team to preserve human heritage in outer space.

Nicholas Sturmthal

Nicholas Sturmthal is an incoming student at the University of Florida, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace Engineering. Beginning as a research intern, Nicholas has been volunteering with For All Moonkind since 2017. His first project resulted in the development of a database of nations which host internationally recognized heritage sites of a scientific and techinical nature.  He continues to volunteer his time, thankful for the opportunity to work with space lawyers and assist in the internationally cooperative effort.

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