How can correctional institutions lower their impact on the planet while saving money?
For sustainability and energy leaders, prisons represent a classic challenge: accelerating change in complex organizations with significant needs and many priorities.
As small cities, prisons are a proving ground for innovations in sustainability and a case study in organizational dynamics
“The most engaging format of any conference I have attended”
“Without a doubt the most useful conference I have ever been to”
Introduce yourself as a leader in sustainability. Get to know other leaders in small groups.
Be prepared to answer these questions.
What’s your vision? What role will you play?
How do you plan to scale your work?
What are your obstacles?
What kinds of partners do you need?
Featured Speakers
Kelli Bush
Executive Director, Sustainable Prisons Project
Alice Dasek
Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
U.S. Department of Energy
Laura Cassidy
Sustainability Manager
City of Philadelphia - Department of Prisons
Bailey Waits
Deputy Administrator
Shelby County Government
Tony Shaffer
Chief of Construction, Activation, Maintenance, and Sustainability
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC)
Cassidy Jenney
Energy Conservation and Sustainability Admin
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC)
Elizabeth Calabrese, AIA
Principal Architect, Educator of Biophilic Design
Calabrese Architects, Inc.
Commentary from Paul Sheldon
GreenPrisons.org
“Incredibly valuable for connecting and networking”
“Refreshing change from the normal webinar format”
“Beautifully organized and run with focused facilitation and zero wasted time”
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March 6, 2024, 8-10:30 am PST
Green Wave is free for qualified leaders
Schedule and topics subject to change
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