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Daniel Turner • Washington, DC

Visualizing the American Clean Energy Workforce in the MidAtlantic region

Project Description

A video series that will promote the economic benefits of clean energy by telling the stories of American clean energy workers in their own words.

Project Goals

I believe that one of the greatest selling points of the clean energy economy is the abundance and diversity of clean energy jobs available around the US, regardless of one’s background or skill set. Through the E2 1 Hotels Fellowship I hope to produce in-depth video stories that showcases that diversity and helps drive home the message that there are abundant opportunities for all Americans to participate in the clean energy workforce.

If you are interested in contacting this Fellow, please email Laura Kimes, Strategic Advisor, at [email protected].

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