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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 personal and professional wellbeing.

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My Mentorship Village: How My Mentors Shaped My Environmental Career

Sana Iqbal is an Environmental, Health, and Safety Specialist with a focus on air compliance in a manufacturing setting. In her blog, Sana discusses the mentors who helped her at different points in her journey and how each of those relationships helped guide her to where she is today as a professional in the environmental sector.
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Sharks Don’t Sink: My Journey as a Rogue Shark Scientist and Author

Jasmin Graham is a shark scientist and environmental educator who specializes in elasmobranch (shark and ray) ecology and evolution. In her blog, Jasmin discusses her journey and what ultimately led her down the path of becoming an author and co-founder of Minorities in Shark Sciences (MISS).
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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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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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