Programs

Programs

HUB Program

Located in 14 cities, our rapidly growing HUB program facilitates opportunities for our members to convene, build community, and advocate for climate action in their community. Each HUB city hosts monthly convenings that include fall under: education + service; nature-based wellness; or green jobs.

Our HUBs are currently in: NYC, LA, DC, Chicago, New Orleans, Boston, Detroit, Knoxville, Philadelphia, the Bay Area (SF/Oakland), Columbus, Charlotte, Pittsburgh, and Atlanta


Hazel M. Johnson Summer Fellowship

The Hazel M. Johnson Fellowship is a 10-week climate internship pipeline program for early career BGEs (rising juniors, rising seniors, and recent graduates) with a demonstrated interested in pursuing a career in the environmental and climate sectors.

The College Mentorship Program

The College Mentorship Program is a six-month program for women of color undergraduates seeking a mentor, cohort experience, and professional development support. Participants receive a senior-level Black women mentor, bi-weekly professional development support and a community of like-minded individuals.

The Get in Your Career Bag Program

The Get in Your Career Bag program is a a series of free digital & in-person programming that aim to bridge the gap between access and representation for Black-identifying college students and early career professionals, with a particular focus on community colleges and HBCUs.

Programming includes:

  • In-person & virtual office hours, resume support, and career coaching

  • Free, in-person professional development workshops and panels

BIPOC Green Career Summit

Co-hosted alongside The Green Jobs Board & Black Oak Collective, the BIPOC Green Career Summit is an annual event that brings together young professionals and students of color across multiple environmental sectors and connects them with skills sharing programming and networking opportunities with a diverse selection of employers to advance their careers.

Connect With Us IRL

Send an email to hello@blackgirlenvironmentalist.org