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Georgia Grassroots Nonprofits Unite: The Green Equity Toolkit – Standards and Strategies for Advancing Race, Gender and Economic Equity in the Green Economy, Plus Georgia’s TreutCo Training Grassroots Leaders for Green Jobs, and honoring Cora Lee Johnson

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The Green Equity Toolkit: Standards and Strategies for Advancing Race, Gender and Economic Equity in the Green Economy The Authors of the Green Equity Toolkit: Yvonne Yen Liu   and   Terry Keleher Green Equity Toolkit Webinar: Applied Research Center: Racial Justice … Continue reading →

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