Oliver said:"The goal is to equip people with real facts so they can have intelligent conversations and approach their local officials to continue this dialogue. I think that's what we look at internally whether it be in education, environment or arts and culture. We're trying to now explore how do we use film to engage some other audiences, influence and also try to prompt change." Oliver is executive producer of the 2018 documentary From Paris to Pittsburgh, also produced by Bloomberg Philanthropies and Radical Media and distributed by National Geographic. The film is a "searing look at the effects of climate change" from the perspective of regular people dealing with it in their local communities. Oliver said the film shows that the threat of climate change is serious, but also reflects "hope in how Americans are working toward a sustainable future." Women’s Leadership Under Oliver's leadership, New York City's Digital office launched Women in Tech NYC to help connect female students with STEM fields. In the fall of 2013, more than 200 female students from 14 public schools met with numerous tech companies across New York City. Oliver has spoken about the importance of getting female role models in technology and media into popular culture. Memberships, Academia, and Honors Oliver serves on the board of directors of 1-800-Flowers and The Chef's Warehouse. She serves on a number of not for profit boards, including those of the Ghetto Film school, the Center for Communications, the Paley Center for Media, as well as the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. Oliver served as a member of the Tony Awards Nominating Committee. Oliver also taught a journalism course at New York University as well as in Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs graduate program. For her contributions to the entertainment industry, Oliver has been recognized with the National Academy of TV Arts & Sciences Leadership Award (2005), the Matrix Award (2006), the Nielsen Impact Award (2008), the John A. Reisenbach Foundation Distinguished Citizenship Award (2008), the NYC College of Technology Foundation Best of NY Award (2009) and by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce (2012) as a leader in New York City's television industry. She has also been honored as a Lighthouse International Light Year Honoree in 2008. The Advertising Club of New York presented Oliver with a Star of Madison Ave Award in 2013 for her efforts working with the advertising industry