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Green 2.0’s Mentorship Database Release

about the event: Mentorship offers a plethora of benefits to mentors and mentees, yet it can be challenging for the prospective and current environmental workforce to find mentors that align with their needs and professional backgrounds. The Green 2.0 Mentorship Database fills these gaps by providing a way for people to find others willing to…

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Green 2.0 Mentorship Database Social Media Toolkit

We are excited to announce the release of the Green 2.0 Mentorship Database! We extend our gratitude for your participation in this new and exciting resource, and hope it will lead to meaningful connection. Together, we can guide, teach, and support the current and prospective environmental workforce. We invite you to use this social media…

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Green 2.0 Pay Equity Pledge Social Media Toolkit

Thank you for taking the Pay Equity Pledge! Please use this social media toolkit to communicate to your audience the importance of the Pay Equity Pledge and why your organization is a participant. GREEN 2.0 SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES:Instagram: @_green2.0LinkedIn: @Green 2.0Bluesky: @green2-0.bsky.social GRAPHICS FOR POSTS: Size: 1×1 (1080px by 1080px) Size: 1×1 (1080px by 1080px)…

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Sustaining the Environmental Workforce: Strategies for Staff Retention

Graphic for a Green 2.0 virtual event titled “Sustaining the Environmental Workforce: Strategies for Staff Retention,” scheduled for Wednesday, August 13th, 2025, from 2PM to 3PM ET. The background features green and cream decorative patterns. Featured speakers include Robyn Arville (Natural Resources Defense Council), Cristina Gutierrez (Be the Change HR), Brenda Medina (The Wilderness Society), Larona Whipps (Friends of the Earth), Jasmine Guevara (Fellow and Staff Alum, Green 2.0), and Michelle Gin (Green 2.0), with each speaker’s name, organization, and headshot displayed.

about the event: Retaining staff in the environmental sector is a growing challenge. Without intentional strategies to support employee well-being, professional growth, and workplace culture, even the most passionate environmental professionals can experience burnout and move on to other opportunities. Prioritizing practices that value and sustain our workforce will ensure long-term success and retention of…

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Building a Justice-Centered Garden

Ogechi Hubert, Green 2.0’s Summer Fellow, is an environmental justice advocate and interdisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles, driven by a passion for creating community-centered, creative solutions to today’s most pressing environmental challenges. In her blog, Ogechi explores the importance of justice-centered gardens and shares tips on how to create one.

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Behind the Scenes with Filmmakers: Raising Aniya, A Q&A with John Fiege

John Fiege is a director, cinematographer, and photographer whose films have played at SXSW, Cannes, Museum of Modern Art, Hot Docs. In this interview, he discusses his latest film Raising Aniya, which tells the story of Aniya Wingate, a 16-year-old dancer, who sets out on a creative journey to choreograph and produce a performance to heal her spirit after Hurricane Harvey.

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Philanthropy for All: Building Effective Environmental Grantmaking Practices

Promotional graphic for an event titled “Philanthropy for All: Building Effective Environmental Grantmaking Practices,” hosted by Green 2.0 and Proximate Press. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 23, 2025, from 1PM–2PM ET. Featured speakers with headshots include: Nina Lagpacan (Oceankind), Ben Wrobel (Proximate Press), Adriane Alicea (Green 2.0), Joe Toolan (GreenLatinos), Shereen D’Souza (Skyline Foundation). The background includes bright, abstract shapes in coral, pink, green, and white.

about the event: Grantmakers play a critical role in the environmental sector and its priorities. However, the role of grantmaking makes it difficult for organizations with limited resources and capacity to access the funding they need to lead their work. Overly complicated applications and reports, limited technical assistance, and short term funding are some of…

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Hip Hop Caucus

Hip Hop Caucus is working to protect people and the planet by fighting for racial, climate, and economic justice. We engage artists, activists, and lawmakers to advance policies that create a safer, healthier, and more just world for Black, Brown, Indigenous, and marginalized communities. Advancing Equity and Justice at Hip Hop Caucus Hip Hop Caucus…

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Third ‘Upwell: A Wave of Ocean Justice’ Symposium Spotlights Continued Fight for Ocean Justice

For immediate release: June 3, 2025 Third ‘Upwell: A Wave of Ocean Justice’ Symposium Spotlights Continued Fight for Ocean Justice WASHINGTON, DC – On June 3rd, the Aquarium Conservation Partnership, Azul, and Urban Ocean Lab welcomed fellow environmental and ocean policy, organizations, ocean-climate leaders and advocates to Upwell: A Wave of Ocean Justice. The event, supported by…

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