Expanding clean energy access for Dalit communities in Tamil Nadu, India while advancing job training, education, and community resilience through a holistic, women-led development approach.
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Agrivoltaics guided by traditional Native agricultural practices to support economic development and Indigenous leadership in solar energy across New Mexico.
Using the expertise of recently graduated female solar installers to increase access to energy across four rural communities in Madagascar.
Strengthening the Buffalo program for the Northern Cheyenne and creating one of the few tribally owned microgrids in the US.
Strengthening Indigenous-led environmental and development initiatives and addressing urgent community priorities in Western Guatemala.
Providing affordable energy access and job training for Native Hawaiians through a community-owned nanogrid.
Reliable, clean power for a vocational training program, and solar for a local preschool and elementary school serving a Mayan Indigenous community on the shore of Lake Atitlán.
Supporting solar installations and building energy sovereignty across the Standing Rock Nation.
Rooftop solar and STEM learning opportunities for a middle and high school for the Indigenous youth of Chajul, Guatemala designed with girls’ specific needs in mind.
Solar for a regenerative, closed-loop organic waste processing operation in Brooklyn, NY that offers workforce training and employment for low-income youth in the community.
Expanding energy and water access in drought-affected communities while training youth technicians, forming local solar management groups, and advancing women-led climate resilience.
Electrifying health centers, schools, and coffee-processing sites, improving access to essential services, boosting local incomes, and advancing forest conservation across the Indigenous-led YUS Conservation Area in Papua New Guinea.
Scaling solar transport and energy infrastructure for Indigenous territorial defense and sustainable livelihoods in the Amazon.