In order to build an effective environmental movement, we must have an intersectional approach that includes all communities. As young people of color enter the environmental workforce, it is essential for them to be set up with resources, tools, and programs that will support and empower them. Join Green 2.0 for a discussion with young leaders of color in the movement focused on the tools and resources needed and available for young people of color to enter and thrive in the environmental sector.

Speakers:

• Welcome Remarks: Juliana Ojeda, Program Associate, Green 2.0
• Ki’Ana Speights, Climate, Health and Equity Program Associate, American Public Health Association
• Kira Jones, Research Associate, Climate Power
• Moderator: Yasmina Benslimane, Founder and Co-Director, Politics4Her