Los Angeles Times community news section profiles GRID Alternatives Workforce Development
Thanks to all of our present and future partners in Orange County, who are helping us magnify the impact of training by going solar!
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Where GRID’s work in clean energy comes to life.
Thanks to all of our present and future partners in Orange County, who are helping us magnify the impact of training by going solar!
GRID Alternatives Colorado hosted 97 women at the 4th annual We Build.
This month is a two-for-one staff spotlight highlighting the two new faces of our Workforce Development Team! Meet Ambessa Cantave,...
Organizational Stories Schoolteacher Jonathan Fong lives in a modest row home on a steep hill in the Oceanview neighborhood of southwest San Francisco, a city...
Earlier this year, GRID joined the Global Climate Strike as a supporting organization, and many of our staff across the country joined...
Solar job fairs like this one are a fantastic vehicle to create equitable opportunities and directly connect our trainees to the solar...
Twice a year, solar instructor Dr. Sean White takes a week-long business trip to Washington, D.C. — one of a handful of places he visits...
For more than a year, GRID Alternatives Greater Los Angeles has been doing big things at Potter's Lane.
Meet Pooja Ravindran, GRID's Illinois Solar for All Workforce Program Manager.
Equity & Community Ojo Encino, a small community of about 600 people in the New Mexico desert, has one thing in abundance: sunshine.
Solarthon 2019 was our fiftieth project in the South Gate city limits, and our largest.
"Sometimes we can forget that most borders are creations of history and politics that were imposed on the land and on the people living...