Webinar: Blueprint for Success: Crafting Compelling Brownfields Job Training Grant Applications
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Webinar: Blueprint for Success: Crafting Compelling Brownfields Job Training Grant Applications

Tuesday, May 5th 2:30 p.m. ET

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Join CCLR and other TAB providers for this National TAB webinar to unlock opportunities for your community with the EPA’s Brownfields Job Training (BFJT) Program! BFJT grant funding enables eligible organizations to develop training programs that equip unemployed and underemployed residents with the skills needed for careers in environmental cleanup, hazardous waste management, and sustainable land reuse to support community development and revitalization. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of how to develop a competitive BFJT grant application.

Learn directly from successful grantees as they share how they built effective job training programs, secured community partnerships, and placed graduates in full-time, sustainable jobs. We will also cover best practices for identifying need and developing partnerships, crafting a compelling and responsive grant application, and creating a curriculum tailored to brownfields redevelopment.

Whether you’re applying for the first time or refining your approach, this webinar offers expert insights, practical strategies, and real-world case studies to help you maximize your impact. Join us to gain the knowledge and tools needed to build a stronger, greener workforce in your community!

Learn more about EPA Brownfield Job Training Grants

 

A headshot of Amelia Rose, a speaker at the Brownfields Job Training Grants webinar, with long brown hair and a navy shirt smiling while standing in front of a brick wall.
Amelia Rose
Executive Director,
GroundWork Rhode Island
Blase Leven
Blase Leven
Executive Director,
KSU TAB Program and KSU Center for Hazardous Substance Research
Headshot of Claire Weston, CCLR Program Director, smiling outdoors with long brown hair and a dark jacket.
Claire Weston
Program Director,
Center for Creative Land Recycling
A headshot of Donele Wilkins, a speaker at the Brownfields Job Training Grants webinar, wearing a red blazer and black top sitting at a wooden desk, smiling at the camera.
Donele Wilkins
CEO,
Green Door Initiative
A headshot of Matthew Wosje, a speaker at the Brownfields Job Training Grant webinar, with short brown hair and a beard, smiling and wearing a dark suit with a red bow tie.
Matthew Wosje
Program Analyst,
Office of Brownfields and Land Revitalization, OLEM
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