Media Press Clips

Huffington Post – How Information is Changing the World: This Week in Seeding the Change

Every day of the week, The Pollination Project (www.thepollinationproject.org) provides $1,000 in seed funding to an individual who is working to make the world -- or just their own community -- a better, more peaceful and more sustainable place.

Forbes – How E-Waste Is Creating Jobs For People With Criminal Records In Los Angeles

It’s no secret that the prison system in America is broken, but the statistics are pretty shocking. The United States has less than 5% of the world’s population, and 23% of the world’s prison population – that equals roughly 1 in 100 adults that are in prison.

Tri County Sentry – Are We Plugged In?

Like many Black Californians, Chearon Raye faces a dilemma when the time comes to make a purchase as substantial as a new automobile.

Huffington Post – How Michelle Obama’s Critics Undercut Progress

Becoming a mother last year fundamentally shifted the way I think about leadership and how we create a more just and healthy world. I've realized that one of the biggest barriers to our progress is shame.

Oakland Local – How Green is the Hood Part Two: Bringing Solar and Energy Efficiency to Oakland’s Affordable Housing

Energy efficiency is particularly critical in affordable housing developments, says Jeremy Hays, Chief Strategist for State and Local Initiatives at Green For All, a sustainability advocacy group with offices in Oakland and Washington, D.C.