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Action Community: Policy and Civic Engagement for Green Job Growth

Through connections to policy experts and best practice and information sharing, this group aims to be more educated about and active in championing 1) policies that promote a stronger green economy with job creation potential; and 2) policies that lead directly to institutions becoming more energy efficient and green. This community is open to everyone working on or interested in green and/or sustainability on campus.
ARCHIVE: Policy Conversation: Education & Civic Engagement for a Sustainable Future & Green Job Growth
(February 19, 2013)
Civic Engagement for Students and Staff: Check out these Proactive Green Resources

Community College & Industry Partnerships Summit (October, 2012)

Over 100 college senior leaders and industry partners convened at Gateway Technical College (GTC) for the Building Sustainable Community College and Industry Partnerships Summit presented by The SEED Center and the Aspen Institute’s Skills for America’s Future (SAF) program.

Read about the summit here

*Photo Courtesy of Greg Lebrick, Gateway Technical College
This resource made possible with the generous support from the Kresge Foundation