GreenHomeNYC's mission is to promote an energy efficient and sustainable built environment and to support green professional development in NYC. We provide sustainability information to the general public and technical education to advance sustainability careers through a diverse array of programming, events, peer-to-peer mentoring and networking opportunities.
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Sustainable Streets: Fixing Our Cities’ Street Infrastructure
Join us to hear from organizations that are on the forefront of advocating for change to make NYC streets more equitable, greener, and safer.
Non-STEM Careers in Sustainability
So you don't have a STEM degree, but you want a career in sustainability? Come listen to how these professionals have transitioned into sustainability without a science or engineering background!
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GreenHomeNYC is kicking off 2023 with our annual Green Catwalk forum featuring an eclectic lineup of professionals. This is a great opportunity to learn about new technologies, innovations, and policies happening in the New York City environmental sustainability and green infrastructure sphere.
Our panel speakers will talk about recent projects and share their insights into a range of industries, including community solar, energy consulting, transactive energy, urban composting, risk assessment, energy storage safety, and more.
Policy Proposals and Victories, the Annual Patty Noonan Memorial Policy Forum
Join GreenHomeNYC (GHNYC) and the New York League of Conservation Voters (NYLCV) at our next forum for a discussion on the proposed New York State Environmental Bond Act ballot measure and the recently passed Federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). Both have a have tremendous potential to influence the climate resiliency of New York and the region.
Most of New York City was built before “sustainability” was even a word, but now it is poised to become the most environmentally friendly city in America. Retrofitting buildings, greening the grid, installing solar, and more will require a lot of people in boots making it a reality. Join us to talk about the trades, crafts, and the education needed to be part of what promises to be a huge workforce of green collar jobs. Come hear from professionals involved in various aspects of converting our buildings from using fossil fuels to electricity.