Home Actress Regina Hall HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers September 2020 Regina Hall Instagram - My #WCW for this week is Elizabeth Wanjiru Wathuti (@lizwathuti) a Kenyan environmentalist, climate activist and founder of the Green Generation Initiative (@GGI_kenya), an organization that aims to nurture young environmental enthusiasts through practical environmental education, food forests establishment and tree growing. They have planted over 30,000 trees since 2016! She is also a recipient of the @Wangari_Maathai Scholarship award for her outstanding passion and commitment to environmental conservation which dates back to her childhood (she planted her first tree when she was seven), and a 2019 Regional Finalist for Africa for the UN Young Champions of the Earth Prize 2019. Add to that she’s an award-winning environmental blogger, and recently graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and Community Development. All of this AND more all at the age of 23-years old! Elizabeth is a change-maker and we know this is only the beginning. To keep up with her journey follow @lizwathuti @GGI_kenya @reservaylt @greenbeltmovement . “No one is healthy when planet earth is sick! That’s why we all have to act now.” LetsCreateTheFuture #DaimaGreenSpaces #NatureFirst

Regina Hall Instagram – My #WCW for this week is Elizabeth Wanjiru Wathuti (@lizwathuti) a Kenyan environmentalist, climate activist and founder of the Green Generation Initiative (@GGI_kenya), an organization that aims to nurture young environmental enthusiasts through practical environmental education, food forests establishment and tree growing. They have planted over 30,000 trees since 2016! She is also a recipient of the @Wangari_Maathai Scholarship award for her outstanding passion and commitment to environmental conservation which dates back to her childhood (she planted her first tree when she was seven), and a 2019 Regional Finalist for Africa for the UN Young Champions of the Earth Prize 2019. Add to that she’s an award-winning environmental blogger, and recently graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and Community Development. All of this AND more all at the age of 23-years old! Elizabeth is a change-maker and we know this is only the beginning. To keep up with her journey follow @lizwathuti @GGI_kenya @reservaylt @greenbeltmovement . “No one is healthy when planet earth is sick! That’s why we all have to act now.” LetsCreateTheFuture #DaimaGreenSpaces #NatureFirst

Regina Hall Instagram - My #WCW for this week is Elizabeth Wanjiru Wathuti (@lizwathuti) a Kenyan environmentalist, climate activist and founder of the Green Generation Initiative (@GGI_kenya), an organization that aims to nurture young environmental enthusiasts through practical environmental education, food forests establishment and tree growing. They have planted over 30,000 trees since 2016! She is also a recipient of the @Wangari_Maathai Scholarship award for her outstanding passion and commitment to environmental conservation which dates back to her childhood (she planted her first tree when she was seven), and a 2019 Regional Finalist for Africa for the UN Young Champions of the Earth Prize 2019. Add to that she’s an award-winning environmental blogger, and recently graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and Community Development. All of this AND more all at the age of 23-years old! Elizabeth is a change-maker and we know this is only the beginning. To keep up with her journey follow @lizwathuti @GGI_kenya @reservaylt @greenbeltmovement . “No one is healthy when planet earth is sick! That’s why we all have to act now.” LetsCreateTheFuture #DaimaGreenSpaces #NatureFirst

Regina Hall Instagram – My #WCW for this week is Elizabeth Wanjiru Wathuti (@lizwathuti) a Kenyan environmentalist, climate activist and founder of the Green Generation Initiative (@GGI_kenya), an organization that aims to nurture young environmental enthusiasts through practical environmental education, food forests establishment and tree growing. They have planted over 30,000 trees since 2016!

She is also a recipient of the @Wangari_Maathai Scholarship award for her outstanding passion and commitment to environmental conservation which dates back to her childhood (she planted her first tree when she was seven), and a 2019 Regional Finalist for Africa for the UN Young Champions of the Earth Prize 2019.

Add to that she’s an award-winning environmental blogger, and recently graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Studies and Community Development. All of this AND more all at the age of 23-years old! Elizabeth is a change-maker and we know this is only the beginning. To keep up with her journey follow @lizwathuti @GGI_kenya @reservaylt @greenbeltmovement
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“No one is healthy when planet earth is sick! That’s why we all have to act now.”
LetsCreateTheFuture #DaimaGreenSpaces #NatureFirst | Posted on 20/Aug/2020 01:18:25

Regina Hall Instagram – It’s Wednesday, and you know what that means. We’re crushing on another phenomenal Black woman in the #environmental space. Today’s #WCW is dedicated to Kimberly Lewis (@klvlewis). Kimberly is a writer, a runner, and a leader in the #sustainability movement. 

Committed to healthy communities and #equitable access to green buildings regardless of income level, Kimberly has been recognized with numerous awards. In April 2011, Kimberly received prestigious recognition as the White House Champion of Change for #CleanEnergy. She was the founder of the Greenbuild International Conference & Expo and launched the USGBC Women in Green leadership platform events.
Kimberly serves on the board of directors of Groundswell (@grndswell), a #NonProfitOrganization whose #CommunitySolar programs enable neighbors to work together to share power, offering substantial #EnergySavings to low income households.
Kimberly is also Senior Vice President for market transformation and development in North America at the U.S. Green Building Council (@usgbc). Kimberly is laser focused on #diversity, #inclusion, equity, and advancing transparency and excellence within the green building market. Follow her journey here → @klvlewis

“I will continue to fight for a world where people do not have to move out of their communities to thrive, but rather, the community itself is uplifted.” – Kimberley Lewis
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