Green 2.0 extends our congratulations to Lois DeBacker of The Kresge Foundation for her impactful career in environmental grant-making! We hope foundations carry on her legacy of championing environmental justice and funding for grassroots organizations:
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Green 2.0 serves as an accountability partner championing the environmental sector’s commitment to an inclusive and equitable movement. Through actionable research and resources, we drive culture change so that historically marginalized communities can thrive and lead on environmental issues.
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Employees at Green 2.0
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Andrew Beahrs
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Yejide Olutosin, MBA
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Lisette Perez
Environmental Educator, Advocate, Storyteller 🏛️Advisor @ EPA
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Tune in to the latest episode of The Green 2.0 Movement to hear from our Board Member Niria Alicia Garcia and Managing Director Adriane Alicea on how environmental organizations can cultivate authentic workplaces that support caretakers and advance climate solutions. Listen at https://lnkd.in/e-uKy-im.
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Green 2.0 Managing Director Adriane Alicea reflects on the results of the 2024 National Azul Poll: Latinos & the Ocean! Dive into the results and hear what leaders from across the sector are saying at https://lnkd.in/eW8AqrQP.
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To advance just environmental solutions, J. Aniece Adams of The Climate Reality Project encourages organizations to look internally first. Listen to the full conversation on inclusive language and equitable hiring practices in Episode 7 of The Green 2.0 Movement at https://lnkd.in/eDvcHUEw.
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It was an honor to partner with Sachamama for the screening of ‘El derecho a respirar en paz’ at the Capitol today! There we heard testimonies and insights from leaders Carolina Peña-Alarcón, PMP, Carlos Zegarra, Marilyn Zepeda Salazar, Rudy Arredondo, & Erandi Trevino. You can learn more about the campaign at https://lnkd.in/djRQmcXq.
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Welcome to Beet Street Garden! In our newest blog, Steph Niaupari shares how Plantita Power cultivated a safe and empowering space for Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color at their event: Planting with Pride. Read more at https://lnkd.in/ezYcF52F.
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Up next we're highlighting Episode 3 of The Green 2.0 Movement! Carlos Mark Vera, Co-Founder of Pay Our Interns, explains why fair pay and representation for communities of color in congressional internships are so important. Listen to more at https://lnkd.in/eCMVyvra.
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We are 3 weeks away from our Interns and Fellows of Color Networking Mixer in DC! Connect with community and celebrate the power of young people of color in the environmental sector with Green 2.0 & GreenLatinos:
Join Green 2.0 & GreenLatinos on July 24th for a networking event to celebrate and connect the power of interns and fellows of color in the environmental sector. If you’re in the DC area come by for an evening of food, drinks, & community! Learn more and register below:
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Throwback to Season 1 of The Green 2.0 Movement! In our second-ever episode, we spoke with Robyn Arville of the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) on advancing pay equity at environmental organizations. Listen to more at https://lnkd.in/eFMaGbK4.