The Green Reentry Incubator is a paid opportunity for justice-impacted individuals interested in building a career in sustainability and clean energy.

This 8-week program equips participants with the skills, mentorship, and community support to access good-paying green jobs.

All participants will receive a $3,200 stipend and a free laptop.

By blending environmental education with personal development and leadership training, the incubator breaks cycles of incarceration and opens doors to purpose-driven futures. Each participant becomes a proof point that investing in people, not punishment, is how we build safer, healthier, and more resilient communities.

Through storytelling, policy engagement, and activation at key cultural moments like HBCU homecomings, this campaign builds narrative power, civic power, and workforce power—all driven by community brilliance.

The Climate Finance: A Path to Impact Curriculum provides leaders with a self paced learning experience to understand how to move their infrastructure project through the project pipeline to ensure their community is positioned to apply for climate investments to support project implementation. 

Join our Climate Finance Path to Impact self-paced online course today to unlock the knowledge and skills to successfully advance your climate infrastructure projects and prepare them to compete and win public and private dollars for community-scale transformation.

Data centers are appearing in communities all over the United States to support the rapid growth of AI, many of them being fast tracked without community input, powered by dirty fossil fuels polluting nearby communities. We know that artificial intelligence has the potential to improve lives, but only if it’s developed responsibly.

We're tracking the truth about toxic tech so we can green the grid. Download our report.

From environmental regulations that create guidelines for residential developments, to how climate-based issues like water scarcity or extreme heat affect neighborhoods and homes, housing and environmental justice are deeply intertwined issue areas.

Visit our Housing for All campaign page to see how we’re getting involved in New York.