
Join Summer Rayne Oakes at Mashable’s Social Good Conference. Her talk: “CONNECT THIS: How youth climate change organizers use technology to build a grassroots movement” will take place at 11:45 on 1395 Lexington Avenue.
Aug 27, 2009 | Categories:activism, events | Tags: "clean coal", 1 Sky, climate change movement, cool technology, Energy Action, Energy Action Coalition, green jobs, Mashable Social Good, no coal, Social Good Conference, Summer of Social Good, Summer Rayne Oakes, youth climate change, Zanby | Leave A Comment »

Looking for an environmental speaker? Summer Rayne’s speech, “We Can Kick Climate Change One Step at a TIme: An Expanding Role for Youth” which she gave at University Central Florida is up for viewing/
Apr 26, 2009 | Categories:speeches | Tags: climate change, climate change speaker, environmental speaker, environmental speech, environmental speech topics, green issues, green jobs, Summer Rayne Oakes | 2 Comments »

Summer Rayne Oakes writes from the frontlines of PowerShift09, the largest lobby day on climate change solutions and green jobs in the history of the United States.
Mar 08, 2009 | Categories:activism, climate change, events, green jobs | Tags: capitol hill, clean energy, climate change, climate change solutions, Energy Action, global warming, green jobs, green-collar jobs, indigenous environmental network, PA clean energy, Pennsylvania, Powershift, powershift09, Summer Rayne, Summer Rayne Oakes, Washington, Washington D.C., Youth Activism | Leave A Comment »

Going up? Grist asks Environmental leaders to offer their elevator pitches for Obama.

Some good ol’ feedback from the University of Central Florida talk, “We Can Kick Climate Change one Step at a Time: An Expanding Role for Youth.”
Sep 10, 2008 | Categories:speeches | Tags: Energy Action, global perspective lecture series, green jobs, Powershift, speech, Summer Rayne, Summer Rayne Oakes, UCF, university and climate change., University of Central Florida, youth action, youth engagement | 5 Comments »

Just so you’re in the know, here is the play-by-play on the Green Jobs Now call. Will you be holding an event in your community?
Aug 28, 2008 | Categories:activism, green jobs | Tags: Dream Reborn, Energy Action, green communities, green jobs, green jobs now, green-collar jobs, national day of action, one sky | Leave A Comment »

Holla on the telephone on August 28th with the Green Jobs National Day of Action conference call. Sounds boring? I don’t think so. Plus, you’ll get all the insights from the frontlines. Be the first to know!
Aug 26, 2008 | Categories:activism, random acts of green | Tags: africa, climate change, global warming, green economy, green jobs, green-collar jobs, Mozambique, national day of action, sustainable economy, U.S. jobs, what can I do? | Leave A Comment »

The Sunday Times (Scranton, PA) highlights Summer Rayne Oakes’ unconventional career path.
Summer Rayne writes op-ed in Scranton Times on green-collar jobs.

Highlights from the Dream Reborn Green Jobs Conference in Memphis, TN.
Apr 26, 2008 | Categories:climate change, green jobs | Tags: Dream Reborn, Energy Action, green jobs, racially-just green jobs, Van jones | Leave A Comment »
Washington state passes an historic green jobs-climate change bill.
Apr 17, 2008 | Categories:climate change, green jobs | Tags: apollo alliance, cascade climate network, climate solutions, direct action, Green Festival, green jobs, Seattle green festival, Washington climate action, Washington State | Leave A Comment »

Summer Rayne Oakes hits the Seattle Green Festival.
Apr 11, 2008 | Categories:speeches | Tags: ecofashion, Green Festival, green jobs, Seattle, sustainable style | Leave A Comment »
Less than three days to go until the Dream Reborn “Green Jobs” march and conference in Memphis Tennessee. Just got an e-mail from Josh saying there is a waiting list. Phew, glad I registered early. Here is what he has to say: We are full up with over 1000 change makers from Arctic Village, Alaska [...]
Apr 01, 2008 | Categories:climate change, green jobs | Tags: Civil Rights, Dream Reborn, Green for all, green jobs, Memphis, sustainable economy | Leave A Comment »