Dream Reborn – The Video

Green For All has just produced a new video with Van Jones and leaders in the new eco-equity movement about what you’ll find in Memphis at the Dream Reborn April 4th-6th. Check it out!

The Dream Reborn will be a historic gathering of visionaries from low-income communities and communities of color who are working to build a green economy strong enough to lift people out of poverty. The conference takes place on the 40th anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination and will honor his legacy while celebrating new visionaries for green pathways to prosperity. The impressive list of speakers will include Van Jones, Majora Carter, Paul Hawken, Winona La Duke, D’Army Bailey, Afeni Shakur, Robert Bullard, Jerome Ringo, Rinku Sen, and many others.

In other conference news..

  • This week is a Green Light Special on conference registration! Register by Friday March 14th at 5pm PST and get 10% off the normal price.
  • Scholarship funds are still available but you must apply by Friday at 5pm PST to be considered.
  • The full Program of panels, workshops, and events at the Dream Reborn is now available for download.

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1 Response to “Dream Reborn – The Video”


  1. 1 Josh Tulkin Mar 11th, 2008 at 11:43 pm

    I’m pumped for this conference, and I’m definitely gonna try to make it. Not just cause all the speakers rock, but because its gonna feature Adi Nochur, a true leader of the youth climate movement and now a powerhouse with OneSky.

    BTW – there is a serious lack of commenting on this blog, as well as crossposting. I know the posters, my self included, are pretty genius, but it would be good to hear people’s comments and pull some knowledge from other people’s writings too.

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Josh is co-founder of the Energy Action Coalition, a youth alliance working to support and strengthen the youth movement for a clean, efficient, just, and renewable energy future. He has been a lead designer and organizer of new initiatives such as Fossil Fools Day, the Climate Week of Action, and the No Coal Initiative. He served as national student organizer for Greenpeace USA where he led a successful campaign to pass a comprehensive green building and clean energy policy at California State University. A graduate in Philosophy from the College of Wooster in Ohio, Josh now lives and works in San Francisco.

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