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Green For All has always fought for a future that takes on poverty and pollution at the same time. We know Black and Brown communities are the people hurt first and worst by pollution and climate change.

That’s why we need more Black and Brown folks like you in well-paying green jobs living their #GreenDream and fueling a #CleanEnergyFuture.

Everything that’s good for the planet is a job, a contract, a business opportunity. Green jobs put people to work in great careers where they can help make their own communities cleaner places to live.

That’s why Dream.Org is proud to offer the Green For All Clean Energy Scholarship. This scholarship helps Black and Brown job seekers enter or advance in the clean energy sector.

AWARD: 50 scholarships of $3,500 to individuals interested in a career in the clean energy sector.

THIS IS NOT EXCLUSIVELY A SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP. ANYONE over the age of 18 can apply!

DEADLINE: August 31st, 2022 is the last day to apply for round three of the Clean Energy Scholarship, so don’t delay! Apply here!

Kickstart your Clean Energy Career.

What you need to know:

Can I apply? If you are 18 or older and are interested in going into or furthering a career in the clean energy sector, you can apply here.

What can I use the money for? Here are just a few examples of what can you put the funds to:

  • Technical certifications
  • Professional training and apprenticeships
  • Union dues
  • Coursework fees and materials
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