EMPOWERING HBCU STUDENTS TO LEAD IN SUSTAINABILITY
The HBCU Green Fund Fellows program empowers students from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to lead the way in green innovation. Through comprehensive training, mentorship, and hands-on experience, fellows gain valuable knowledge and skills in renewable energy technologies, urban agriculture and eco-friendly transit. The program bridges the gap between academia and industry, offering students exposure to thought leaders and networking opportunities. This initiative is empowering the next generation of clean economy leaders.
Meet the inaugural FELLOWS

Imoni Findley

Kahlea Henry

Trinity Riley

Samaya Stanley

Braden Starver

Ihunanya Destiny Agomuoh

Noah Bacon-Angevine

Jonathan Banks

Sophia Boyd

Andre Brown

Serena Echols

Jason Gill

Conrad Ingram

N’dya Jeffries

Brionna Findley

Idrianna Bowleg
FELLOW PROGRAM OVERVIEW

UNLOCKING POTENTIAL & SHAPING TOMORROW’S LEADERS
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AND BENEFITS
FELLOW STORIES

FELLOW STORIES

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AND GLOBAL IMPACT
