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Foster has helped to organize three of the top ten largest climate marches across the Washington, D.C. area and has spoken at the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights in April 2019 and the United Nations Youth Climate Summit in September 2019. He gained international recognition after being the first consecutive climate striker in Washington DC and being interviewed by Former Vice President Al Gore at the Atlanta Climate Reality Leadership Training in March 2019.

Jerome Foster II was born and raised in Washington, D.C. Jerome attends Washington Leadership Academy, an XQ Super School In 2019, he was selected by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education to attend Harvard University during his 11th Grade summer to take International Environmental Governance, Policy, and Social Justice and Calculus II.

As apart of Greta Thunberg's School Strike for Climate protest, Foster holds weekly climate strikes in front of the White House in Lafayette Square. On September 13th 2019, Greta Thunberg as apart of her trans-american voyage to COP 25 in Santiago, Chile (before it changed location to Madrid, Spain) joined Foster's White House Climate Strikes

Jerome founded OneMillionOfUs in early 2019. This organization is an non-partisan, non-profit, international youth voting and advocacy organization that provides resources and training to young people. This organization also created a "Uniting Youth Coalition" representing 5 youth social movements: gun violence, climate change, immigration reform, gender equality, and racial equality to have a space on both the local and national level to coordinate events and campaigns between movements.

When Jerome was 14 years old, he founded a immersive technology company, TAU VR. In September of 2017, TAU VR was featured on XQ Super School Live., which was aired on ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX

Jerome Foster II in November of 2017 founded The Climate Reporter, an international youth-led climate-focused news outlet on writing articles written by young people and front-line communities(as defined in the preamble of the Green New Deal). The Climate Reporter has writers in 11 countries and 3 indigenous nations, according to their archived contributors list.

Jerome Foster II (born 9 May 2002) is an American climate change activist, voting rights advocate, and virtual reality developer. Foster is the executive director of OneMillionOfUs; an international youth voting and advocacy organization. Foster is known for delivering passionate speeches advocating for the use of intergovernmental unity and climate justice as a means to help mitigate climate change in accordance to the IPCC Special Report on Global Warming and the Green New Deal Resolution. He is also known for wearing a bright-blue earth shirt that says "Think Globally, Bike Locally" on the front and "One Less Car" on the back made by the company, Specialized Inc. Foster has led three social impact and technology ventures: TAU VR, The Climate Reporter, and OneMillionOfUs.