Joe Toolan gives us a lesson on why elected officials need to be rooted in the community and find ways to collaborate, rather than a top-down approach so that we have meaningful solutions to environmental justice issues. 

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Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva stopped by Green 2.0’s webinar to announce her environmental agenda for Congress. The Congresswoman will work hard to protect communities most impacted by climate change & that they will have a seat at the table when it comes to policy decisions. Watch: bit.ly/4pJDLh1

Delegate @kathykltran.bsky.social discusses the importance of responding to community input when enhancing accessibility in public spaces. A responsive and community-based strategy is essential for elected officials hoping to lead on inclusive environmental policies.

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Being outdoors and hiking inspires Tia, a Master's Student at George Washington University, while a desire to protect the environment amidst current threats keeps her motivated. 

What are some of the things that inspire and motivate you? Sound off in the comments below!

We asked Green 2.0 alumni fellow Ki'Ana Speights for their thoughts on how the environmental sector could better support interns and fellows.

If you are or were an intern/fellow in the environmental sector, what are some of the things that made you feel supported? Sound off in the comments below! ⬇️