
Climate justice
Helping Native communities attain 'energy sovereignty' with solar
Nonprofit Grid Alternatives develops solar projects on reservations and provides job-training opportunities.
Natasha Ferguson is a resident of Riverside, California and a writer, publicist and marketing professional. She was appointed in 2016 by the City of Riverside to serve as a city commissioner, currently representing Ward 6 on the Cultural Heritage Board. She also serves as a commissioner for the Community Action Partnership of Riverside County, representing the Region 1/Low-income sector. She served as the communications officer for Grid Alternatives Inland Empire for four and a half years, leading the marketing and communications department for Grid Alternatives’ mission of making renewable energy technology and job training accessible to underserved communities.
Climate justice
Nonprofit Grid Alternatives develops solar projects on reservations and provides job-training opportunities.
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