Climate Corps

"With enough cities working in tandem to make their communities more sustainable and resilient — along with enough funding, support, and policies from state and federal government — we can undoubtedly make significant progress towards achieving net-zero emissions on a global scale."

Check out this incredible article and interview written by current
Fellow, Sean Youra

Climate Action Planning at the Local Level An interview with the City of San Rafael’s Sustainability Program Manager

The time is now! See you virtually at MGBCE 2021! This year the community and conference are coming together online to build a greener future for all with action-oriented sessions, interactive expos, workshops, and more on May 21-22. We'll be representing SEI's through a virtual exhibitor booth!

To register or to find more info on the agenda and event, visit mgbce.online. In our partnership with , you can use the code TAKE25 for $25 off your registration with a standard priced ticket!

Does your organization need help with environmental reporting and sustainability initiatives? SEI’s Climate Corps program places bright, passionate, early-career professionals at businesses, nonprofits, and local governments to provide full-time project support on-site or virtually for 10 months.

SEI does the recruiting, hiring, and HR for you. It’s a great way to test out new talent. Learn more about becoming a Climate Corps partner: climatecorps.org/become-a-partner

David Juarez, was a Climate Corps Fellow at at San Mateo County Community College and then at University of California, San Francisco(UCSF) where he gained experience in energy systems and facilities management. Now he works at UCSF on energy and utility projects, and recently played an important role in preparing UCSF for the COVID-19 pandemic. Read Juarez’s full story from a Climate Corps fellow to working pandemic’s front lines on our blog: http://ow.ly/iRS750CkozW

Sustainability & Pandemic Response: A Fellow on the Front Lines By Katie Rogers ​David Juarez was a student at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo when, sitting on a hill overlooking the countryside, he had a vision of himself walking in a solar field. This vision...