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HuffPost Green: Top Environmental Agencies Release Diversity Data

Top Environmental Agencies Release Diversity Data Andrew Lam, New America Media On April 22, 2015, which marked the 45th anniversary of Earth Day, Green 2.0, an initiative dedicated to increasing racial diversity across mainstream environmental agencies, released the names of over 25 of America’s leading environmental advocacy organizations that voluntarily submitted their diversity data to…

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NPQ: Environmental Nonprofit Leaders Commit to Transparency in Diversity Data

Environmental Nonprofit Leaders Commit to Transparency in Diversity Data WRITTEN BY SHAFAQ HASAN On Earth Day, Green 2.0, an initiative concerned with helping diversify the environmental sector, including NGOs and government agencies, released the names of 28 of the largest environmental organizations that have pledged to be transparent about their racial, gender, and class diversity…

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OVER 25 TOP ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY NONPROFITS AND 8 TOP FOUNDATIONS SUBMIT DIVERSITY DATA TO GUIDESTAR; GREEN 2.0 ANNOUNCES ON EARTH DAY

    in collaboration with **Since Earth Day, we are pleased to share that the ClimateWorks Foundation has pledged to submit their diversity data to GuideStar.** PRESS RELEASE April 22, 2015 OVER 25 TOP ENVIRONMENTAL ADVOCACY NONPROFITS AND 9 TOP FOUNDATIONS SUBMIT DIVERSITY DATA TO GUIDESTAR; GREEN 2.0 ANNOUNCES ON EARTH DAY   Ford Foundation joins foundations sharing…

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Advisory: Green 2.0 to reveal which environmental organizations have shared or declined to disclose diversity data

in collaboration with MEDIA ADVISORY April 16, 2015 GREEN 2.0 TO REVEAL WHICH ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS HAVE SHARED OR DECLINED TO DISCLOSE DIVERSITY DATA   National Organizer of First Earth Day & Bullitt Foundation President Denis Hayes Will Join Press Call to Discuss the Need for Green Organizations, Including Foundations, to Submit their Diversity Numbers to…

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Huff Post Black Voices: Black and Brown Want Green Jobs Too

Black and Brown Want Green Jobs Too By Carlton E. Brown This week, hundreds of environmental experts will be descending on Washington, D.C. for the 15th National Conference and Global Forum on Science, Policy and the Environment. One topic that has received a recent flurry of attention and should continue at the convening: the lack…

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