by gotgreenseattle | Dec 8, 2014 | Featured Homepage Video, Uncategorized
[satellite gallery=4 auto=on] From our successful leadership transition to Earth Day Green-A-Thon; from the Young Leaders’ team advancing a climate justice framework to our Women’s Leadership Institute organizing to close the food security gap; from the...
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by gotgreenseattle | Nov 26, 2014 | Featured Homepage Video, Green Jobs, Uncategorized
Join Got Green’s South Seattle Jobs Committee on Thursday, December 4th at 9:00 AM as we pack City Council Chambers for the introduction (for real this time folks) of the Priority Hire/Targeted Local Hire Ordinance – Please wear GREEN. As all those...
by gotgreenseattle | Sep 19, 2014 | Featured Homepage Video, Green Jobs, Uncategorized
[satellite gallery=3 auto=on] Got Green and our Targeted Local Hire Coalition partners packed City Hall on September 18th for the first reading of the Targeted Local Hire Ordinance [renamed “Priority Hire]. Rainier Beach Moving Forward President Gregory Davis...
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by gotgreenseattle | Jun 11, 2014 | Featured Homepage Video
“Got Green provides the intersection of environmental justice, racial justice, and economic justice. You got to tackle all those things if you’re going to make substantial progress. Folks need to be pushing from the bottom up.” Read the rest of Board Chair Inye...
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by gotgreenseattle | Apr 30, 2014 | Featured Homepage Video, Publications, Uncategorized
“Got Green not only motivates me but all young people to stand up and fight for your rights.” Got Green: How did you get involved with Got Green?Claira Le: I got involved with Got Green when Mo asked me to take a survey for the Young Workers Project during...
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by gotgreenseattle | Apr 22, 2014 | Featured Homepage Video, Publications, Uncategorized
“Being a part of creating opportunity for people of color, low income families and women gives me a chance to help individuals like myself…” Got Green: How did you get involved? Tanika Thompson: Michael Woo asked me to join the Jobs Committee and help to plan the...
