As Salt Lake City sets its sights on a cleaner, more sustainable future, it is crucial to recognize that this transformation must be inclusive, ensuring historically excluded communities are at the forefront of the city’s green workforce development strategy. Climate change and air pollution have disproportionately affected Black, Indigenous, and communities of color. They must … Continued
The Summer 2023 FUSE Executive Fellows are set to focus on catalyzing progressive shifts in the justice system, improving public health response to substance use disorders, and bolstering climate resilience efforts.
This is one of an ongoing series highlighting environmental justice work cities nationwide are tackling in collaboration with FUSE. View the full series >> With a unique approach to furthering sustainability, the City of Durham seeks to reimagine land use in its only historically Black public cemetery Beechwood, which is quickly running out of space … Continued
This is one of a three-part series highlighting environmental justice work cities across the nation are tackling in collaboration with FUSE. View the full series >> In 2019, the City of Los Angeles unveiled its Green New Deal, a comprehensive plan that outlined commitments to reduce emissions, improve access to clean air, renewable energy, healthy … Continued
As a FUSE Executive Fellow, Kishani De Silva (2018-21) worked with the Los Angeles County Development Authority to help establish a framework for its Strategic Partnership Division, its Strategic Partnership Division, developing strategic partnerships and key collaborations to advance affordable housing and programs for vulnerable populations. She launched a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics … Continued
In honor of AAPI Heritage Month, FUSE is highlighting two remarkable individuals who exemplify the spirit of leadership, resilience, and dedication to creating positive change in their communities. We interviewed FUSE Executive Fellow Andrew Ngui and Alum Helen Angeldones (2021-22) about what it means to be a part of the AAPI community, the people that … Continued
The City of San Leandro is focused on building residents’ resilience to climate change through inclusive, community-driven pathways. As part of this strategy, it aims to plant 5,000 trees on both public and private property and engage local community organizations to become resilience hubs. In this partner highlight, we interviewed Hoi-Fei Mok, the sustainability manager … Continued
FUSE is thrilled to welcome out new Spring 2023 Cohort! The 11 FUSE Executive Fellows, each bringing their own unique set of background and skill sets, are eager to put their years of professional experience to support innovative solutions across the nation. Learn more about their projects and what inspires them most about joining FUSE … Continued
This is one of a three-part series highlighting environmental justice work cities across the nation are tackling in collaboration with FUSE. Every two weeks, we’ll release a new installment in the series. Check back to view the full series >> In 2021, Hurricane Ida knocked out all eight of New Orleans’ transmission lines, leaving many … Continued