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My name is Kristy Drutman and I'm the founder of Browngirl Green. My work operates at the intersections between media, culture, storytelling and environmental advocacy.
Co-Founder, Green Jobs Board
The mission
Our mission is to bridge the gap between opportunity and access within the environmental field. That means climate conversations that feel human: funny, honest, healing and rooted in justice.
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Turning climate doom into humor, healing chats and educational tools for action, across video, podcast and the feed.
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You can't talk about climate justice without racial justice. From COP24 coverage to intersectional environmentalism talks, equity leads the work.
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A founding member of The Oath, working to guarantee equitable, accessible outdoor spaces for everyone.
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Hundreds of thousands of people reached through speeches, media content and workshops on environmental media and storytelling.
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The Green Jobs Board connects environmental job seekers with organizations that prioritize sustainability and DEI.
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Meet Kristy
Kristy Drutman, known as Browngirl Green, is a speaker, consultant, media producer and environmental educator. Her work lives at the intersections of media, diversity and environmentalism.
Through speeches, media content and workshops on environmental media and storytelling, she has educated hundreds of thousands of people across the U.S. She is also Co-Founder of the Green Jobs Board, a climate tech startup working to close equity and inclusion gaps in the green economy.
Joins a UC Berkeley panel alongside the CA EPA administration and the UC Office of the President.
Speaks with Stanford's Earth Systems Program and on intergenerational climate activism at Bioneers. Covered by Democracy Now! at COP24.
In conversation with Bill McKibben and Fossil-Free UC at Bioneers. Hosts San Francisco Sustainable Fashion Week.
Assistant lecturer at the Haas School of Business on social media and social movements. Panels with Columbia's Earth Institute and Netroots Nation.
Earth Day keynote for the City of Flagstaff and a Dreamforce session. Named among Refinery29's sustainability activists to know.
Co-Founder of the Green Jobs Board, a climate tech platform closing equity and inclusion gaps in the green economy.
What I do
For value-aligned brands, creative solution-makers, and schools and nonprofits.
Keynotes, panels, moderation and hosting on environmental justice, media and resilience.
See talksWorkshops on sustainable living, intersectional environmentalism and building your own environmental memoir.
Plan a workshopLong-term goal planning, auditing and strategy for organizations, collectives and land-based projects.
Start a strategyStrategic messaging, branding and content creation for individuals and organizations.
Build your voiceVideo, podcast and infographic collaborations, sponsored features and newsletter features.
CollaborateGroup trainings and leadership coaching focused on systemic change.
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Green Jobs Board
And if you're here looking for a green job… I gotchu.
The Green Jobs Board gives environmental job seekers a single source for work with organizations that prioritize sustainability and diversity, equity and inclusion.
Peep the Green Jobs Board (opens greenjobsboard.us in a new tab)Writings & journal
Essays and explainers on climate justice, sustainable living, community and culture, from Kristy and contributing writers.
Why climate justice and racial justice cannot be separated, how environmental racism shows up in everyday life, and what it will take for the environmental movement to truly invite and amplify Black voices.
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What is at stake when climate justice initiatives go unfunded, and why philanthropic institutions need to rethink who receives their support.
As clean tech grows, who gets left behind? The institutional barriers facing BIPOC professionals, and how companies and non-profits can advance a just transition.
Outdoor recreation is too often framed as an inaccessible luxury. A case for backyard birding as an everyday, close-to-home way for city dwellers to reconnect with nature.
Speaking & press
Kristy Drutman is an impassioned and eloquent voice for the future – the kind of voice the country and the world needs badly.
Featured in: The Strategist, Democracy Now!, Vogue, Outside Business Journal, DoSomething.org, Clean Eating
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