Clean Cities Environmental Justice Initiative by Yesenia Perez

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Yesenia Perez
Climate Equity Program
Manager
Clean Cities
Environmental
Justice Initiative
Our Vision
The Greenlining Institute works
towards a future where communities
of color can build wealth, live in
healthy places filled with economic
opportunity, and are ready to meet
the challenges posed by climate
change.
Clean Cities Environmental Justice Initiative
Clean Cities Energy and Environmental Justice Initiative
What is CCEEJI?
Example benefits to
disadvantaged communities:
● Improving air quality
● Reducing energy and
transportation costs
● Increasing access to
alternative fuels, electric
vehicle charging
stations and clean
transportation
● Fostering opportunities
and economic
development
Clean Cities Energy and Environmental Justice
Initiative
“Improving equitable access to clean
transportation options by engaging with their local
communities to co-develop projects and solutions
that meet real, on-the ground needs“
Source: https://cleancities.energy.gov/energy-and-environmental-justice/
Community Transportation Action Plan
● Identify community-driven
mobility and clean fuel projects
● Build trusting community
partnerships and long term
capacity
● Identify additional funding and
capacity building opportunities
for project implementation
Providing Capacity Building and Technical Assistance
Providing curriculum and facilitation for trainings and
workshops
Developing Best Practices and Case Studies for Community
Transportation & Mobility Needs Assessments
Providing 1-1 technical assistance and trouble- shooting
Ezra Kong/Reflex
design Collective
Ezra Kong/Reflex
design Collective
17 CCEEJI Participants
● Alabama Clean Fuels
Coalition
● Centralina Clean Fuels
● Empire NY
● East Tennessee Clean Fuels
Coalition
● CC Georgia
● Kansas City Region
● Michigan
● Connecticut SouthWestern
Area
● Long Beach
● Louisiana Clean Fuels
● Western Riverside
● Land of Sky (Western North
Carolina)
● Western Washington
● Virginia
● Minnesota
● Northern Colorado
● Greater Washington Region (DC)
Ezra Kong/Reflex
design Collective
Questions?
Yesenia.Perez@greenlining.org
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Clean Cities Environmental Justice Initiative by Yesenia Perez

  • 1. Yesenia Perez Climate Equity Program Manager Clean Cities Environmental Justice Initiative
  • 2. Our Vision The Greenlining Institute works towards a future where communities of color can build wealth, live in healthy places filled with economic opportunity, and are ready to meet the challenges posed by climate change.
  • 3. Clean Cities Environmental Justice Initiative Clean Cities Energy and Environmental Justice Initiative
  • 4. What is CCEEJI? Example benefits to disadvantaged communities: ● Improving air quality ● Reducing energy and transportation costs ● Increasing access to alternative fuels, electric vehicle charging stations and clean transportation ● Fostering opportunities and economic development Clean Cities Energy and Environmental Justice Initiative “Improving equitable access to clean transportation options by engaging with their local communities to co-develop projects and solutions that meet real, on-the ground needs“ Source: https://cleancities.energy.gov/energy-and-environmental-justice/
  • 5. Community Transportation Action Plan ● Identify community-driven mobility and clean fuel projects ● Build trusting community partnerships and long term capacity ● Identify additional funding and capacity building opportunities for project implementation
  • 6. Providing Capacity Building and Technical Assistance Providing curriculum and facilitation for trainings and workshops Developing Best Practices and Case Studies for Community Transportation & Mobility Needs Assessments Providing 1-1 technical assistance and trouble- shooting
  • 8. Ezra Kong/Reflex design Collective 17 CCEEJI Participants ● Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition ● Centralina Clean Fuels ● Empire NY ● East Tennessee Clean Fuels Coalition ● CC Georgia ● Kansas City Region ● Michigan ● Connecticut SouthWestern Area ● Long Beach ● Louisiana Clean Fuels ● Western Riverside ● Land of Sky (Western North Carolina) ● Western Washington ● Virginia ● Minnesota ● Northern Colorado ● Greater Washington Region (DC)