Posts by Shao Zhi Zhong
Navigating Environmental Career Paths Social Media ToolkitÂ
Join Green 2.0 and Green Jobs Board for a conversation with leaders in the sector to help demystify the job search process, offer tools and resources, and discuss the different career pathways available within environmental careers.
Read MoreThe Intersection of Disability Justice and Environmental Justice
Kristie Cabrera is a queer, non-binary, Latine, disabled, and neurodivergent accessibility and inclusion consultant with a background in occupational therapy. Their work is rooted in disability justice. They inspire land-based organizations to dream about accessibility and inclusion. They provide tailored tools, strategies, and training to weave these dreams into reality.
Read MoreGreen 2.0 Releases Annual Transparency Report, Showing Signs of Regression
Green 2.0, an organization committed to championing equity in the environmental sector, released its eighth annual Transparency Report. Alarmingly, this year marks the first decline of racial and ethnic diversity in NGOs throughout the history of this report.Â
Read More2024 Transparency Report Social Media Toolkit
The eighth annual Green 2.0 Transparency Report is here! This report serves as a key mechanism to hold organizations, and the environmental movement at large, accountable for commitments made to equity. The goal is to create a movement where every community is able to contribute their knowledge and solutions to our most pressing environmental issues.
We encourage you to use this toolkit to share the results of the 2024 Transparency Report online and highlight the need for a sustained commitment to equity across our movement.
The Future Isn’t Plastics, It’s Ending Them
Betsy López-Wagner, principal and founder, López-Wagner Strategies, An Equitable Communications Agency®, shares her insights in this blog about the urgent global crisis of plastic pollution and its devastating impact on communities, ecosystems, and habitats like those in the Gulf of Mexico.
Read More2024 Transparency Report Release Social Media Toolkit
Join Green 2.0 for a conversation with leaders in the environmental sector about how to communicate building an equitable and inclusive sector and what strategies we can implement to help us collectively advocate for a better future.
Read MoreSave the Boundary Waters
Save the Boundary Waters/Northeastern Minnesotans for Wilderness is a locally-based, national wilderness and public lands advocacy group. Their flagship program is a national campaign that includes more than 400 partners working together to protect the Wilderness from copper mining.
Read MoreFostering Inclusion Through Equitable Mentoring Social Media Toolkit
Join Green 2.0 for a conversation with leaders in the environmental sector about how to communicate building an equitable and inclusive sector and what strategies we can implement to help us collectively advocate for a better future.
Read MoreAm I the Imposter? Navigating Imposter Syndrome as a Young Woman of Color in the Climate Movement
Maliyah Womack reflects on her journey navigating the environmental sector and the feeling of imposter syndrome that follows many young women of color in the movement. Despite years of experience in community organizing, she often felt out of place in the environmental space. Through self-reflection and shared experiences with other women of color, Maliyah came to realize that their lived experiences are their greatest strengths.
Read MoreEnvironmental Expert Profile: Monica Sanders
Green 2.0’s Environmental Experts of Color Database offers an expansive set of leaders on environmental and environmental justice topics. Our convening power ensures a wide range of experiences and backgrounds. The leaders represented in this database hold invaluable knowledge and a more representative set of perspectives on vital environmental issues.
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