People of Color in Top Environmental Posts Not Growing
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Green 2.0 said today that its new Transparency Report Card shows that the growth of communities of color in environmental jobs slowed this year, hitting a green ceiling.
- Green 2.0, a national independent campaign working to increase racial and ethnic diversity among environmental organizations, released its latest report today at a gathering of environmental champions in Washington, D.C.
- Board and senior staff at NGOs have had a zero percent increase in representation of people of color since 2022.
- Women make up the majority of the environmental sector workforce, but not leadership roles.
- "It's up to environmental leaders to ensure our climate priorities reflect the voices and perspectives of the diverse body of people impacted by our changing environment and pollution."