This report focuses on the factors that impact the retention and promotion of People of Color in the environmental movement.

Strategies for Readiness, Recruitment, and Retention of Black Trustees on Green Nonprofit Boards

This report aims to bring Latino representation to climate policy in California, funding for out- door access in Congress, and leadership development.

This report captures the information shared during The National Latino Climate Leadership forum for Latino leaders, including the outputs from structured and collaborative working sessions. The report provides specific, prioritized, and actionable recommendations for new initiatives and collaborations that put Latinos at the forefront of climate solutions.
Report summary: Latino Communities Want to Take Action on Climate Change

Tate William addresses the underrepresentation of racial and ethnic communities in major environmental foundations.

This report offers some examples of parks and other outdoor spaces around the United States that are providing opportunities for Latinos to be more active,

This study focuses primarily on gender, racial, and class diversity in three types of environmental institutions: 191 conservation and preservation organizations, 74 government environmental agencies, and 28 environmental grantmaking foundations as it pertains to the demographic characteristics of their boards and staff.

This report presents the findings from a study of 2,057 environmental organizations. Examining if and how environmental nonprofits are using the GuideStar reporting system.

A national survey of registered Latino voters on their attitudes towards the environment

This report provides an analysis of the relationships between CalEnviroScreen scores, race/ethnicity, and certain age groups.