We envision a resilient world where all communities thrive. Our programs forward this vision by building climate leaders of all ages, abilities, skills, and parts of society in distinct ways.
Empowering K-12 students to become environmental leaders in their communities
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SEI's Energize Schools program engages, inspires, and empowers K-12 students to become environmental leaders in their communities, green their facilities, and conserve resources through hands-on learning.
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Fostering the next generation of climate leaders through a premier fellowship experience
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SEI's Climate Corps© program is a cost-effective, bridge-to-career fellowship program that recruits and places rising climate professionals to implement climate and sustainability projects at partner organizations.
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Driving sustainability solutions and education across college campuses
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SEI's Energize Colleges program works with higher education faculty, staff, and students to integrate sustainability and climate solutions into multi-disciplinary curricula and provide experiential learning through internships for current students and fellowships for recent graduates.
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Building a diverse and representational workforce
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SEI's Energize Careers program aims to create a diverse and representational climate and energy workforce through industry-advised training of people who experience systemic barriers to high-road employment.
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Other Initiatives and Former Programs
SEED FundCreated by SEI and Optony Inc., the SEED Fund, or the Solar Energy and Economic Development Fund, is a unique opt-in program to empower public agencies to evaluate and participate in a regional group purchase of municipal solar PV projects.
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EAH Housing and SustainabilitySEI and EAH Housing work together to increase energy and water efficiency, reduce operating expenses and resident utility bills, and leverage resources for affordable housing. We benchmark sustainability efforts, create green teams, and build engagement campaigns.
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Climate Corps Education OutsideSEI's Climate Corps Education Outside (CCEO) fellowship program brought garden educators to public elementary schools, where they supported the growth of an outdoor classroom to advance science education and environmental literacy.
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