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Marilyn (Mar) Zepeda Salazar is an environmental justice leader working to ensure that communities are leading the way in protecting their land, water, and environment. In this post, she explores the complex relationship she has to networking and the many intersectional identities we face as we approach a core environmental career building skill.
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Protected: Building Confidence in the Environmental Sector
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Job Seeker Resources, Organization Programs and Policies
Red Flags for Environmental Jobs
Deciding to leave a job can be challenging, but doing so is part of healthy professional development. Green 2.0 asked environmental leaders in the sector about common red flags in a job and how you know it’s time to move on. We hope their insights can inspire confidence in yourself and help you prioritize your…
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Identity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement
Building Power in the Environmental Movement: What I’ve Learned as a Mentor
Angelo Villagomez is a senior fellow at American Progress, where he focuses on Indigenous-led conservation. In his blog, he describes how mentoring creates new leaders and how mentors can learn and grow from mentoring relationships.
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Identity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement
Inclusive Green New Year Motivation: Part 2
In part two of this two-part series, we asked environmental leaders what motivates them in 2026 to offer a source of inspiration and the reminder to have courage as we move forward together.
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Identity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement
Inclusive Green New Year Wishes: Part 1
Reflecting on the challenges 2025 presented, finding motivation to sustain equity work and lead on inclusive practices is even more essential than ever. In part one of this two-part series, we asked environmental leaders for their 2026 new year wish to offer a source of inspiration and the reminder to center rest and joy in our work.
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