Water Workforce and Leadership Library
The Water Workforce and Leadership Library highlights inspiring, forward-looking examples of training, recruitment, and retention programs that are shifting business-as-usual workforce development practices in the water sector. By collecting and sharing these models, we hope to connect organizations to others working on similar challenges, creating opportunities for workforce programs nationwide to be replicated, refined, and/or scaled.
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Crop Swap LA
Growing Communities, Inc dba Crop Swap LA is a fully independent 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to grow high quality, nutrient-rich food in underutilized urban spaces, creating green jobs, preserving water, and uniting the community.
CURE
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Democracy Now
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Detroit Community Wealth Fund
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