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SUMMARY:WaterNow Alliance 2023 Emerging Leader Awards Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Join us to celebrate this year’s cohort\, who are advancing innovative\, sustainable\, and equitable water solutions in their communities! \nThis year’s winners have led projects pushing for Spanish-speaking support for utility customers\, supporting outdoor water conservation initiatives in underserved communities\, creating space and support for the Black community within the water sector\, championing outdoor water efficiency\, and integrating green stormwater infrastructure in schoolyards.  \nTravis Loop\, founder and host of waterloop podcast\, will be the keynote speaker and host of this year’s ceremony\, taking the audience through the winners’ stories. Travis explores the progress and success in tackling water challenges in the United States by featuring people and projects advancing sustainability and equity in water.  \nThe Emerging Leader Award is dedicated to celebrating and advancing mid-level professionals from backgrounds and identities under-represented in the water utility space\, who are poised to take on leadership positions in the coming years. By recognizing the emerging leaders of today\, we aim to support their growth while celebrating their achievements\, creating a strong foundation from which water utilities can address the sustainability challenges of tomorrow. \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/waternow-alliance-2023-emerging-leader-awards-ceremony/
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SUMMARY:High-Quality Jobs in the Clean Energy Transition
DESCRIPTION:Wage inequality in the United States has increased dramatically over the past 40 years\, but historic new investments in climate and clean energy in recent federal legislation provide a significant opportunity to create high-quality jobs with strong labor standards. The Biden administration has also issued executive orders to encourage high-road labor standards on federally funded climate and clean energy projects. \nIn this webinar\, EFI Foundation CEO Ernest J. Moniz will sit down with Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) to discuss how high-quality job creation in the clean energy transition can benefit workers and communities and have broader beneficial ripple effects across the U.S. labor market\, economy\, and society. \nREGISTER HERE \nFollowing their conversation\, EFI Foundation Distinguished Associate David Foster and Legal Fellow Hannah Sachs will give an exclusive overview of a new EFI Foundation report: “Job Quality—The Keystone of Clean Energy Industrial Policy.” The report delves into how to leverage the spending power of the federal government to ensure the creation of accessible\, high-quality jobs with family-sustaining wages\, comprehensive benefits\, and the free and fair choice to join a union. \nThe webinar will conclude with a panel discussion between clean energy business leaders and union representatives on why and how they have chosen to collaborate using the tools contained in recent legislation and analyzed in the report. \nPanel Discussion:\n• Timothy Mack\, Foundation and Localization Manager\, US Wind\, Inc.\n• Kevin Reilly\, Assistant Director for Policy\, Laborers International Union of North America\n• Samantha Smith (moderator)\, Strategic Advisor to the President for Clean Energy Jobs\, AFL-CIO\n• Adam Sokolski\, Director of Regulatory and Legislative Affairs\, EDF Renewables\n• Jim Strong\, International Representative\, United Steelworkers
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/high-quality-jobs-in-the-clean-energy-transition/
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SUMMARY:New Voters Project Training - Running a non-partisan voter registration drive
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to work with your campus communities to help register and mobilize student voters on your campus\, including best practices and resources. \nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/new-voters-project-training-running-a-non-partisan-voter-registration-drive/
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