MOER Foundation (Making Our Environment Right)

The M.O.E.R (Making Our Environment Right) Initiative will focus its efforts on achieving the first three.

The M.O.E.R. (Making Our Environment Right) focus is to address critical issues that affect the well being of the global communities. Furthermore; we acknowledge and accept the fact that violent crime amongst young people has become a matter of National Security.

We intend to seek alternative approaches to enable young people to make positive life choices through self perception as defined in the context generational awareness and re-evaluation of self as an extension of community growth.

Collaborations are an opportunity to avoid familiar challenges in the workforce development system. For example, collaborative approaches can:

• Include different types of training providers—community colleges, community-based organizations, unions, and employers—avoiding unnecessary competition and duplication of services;

• Provide opportunities to align program development and leverage partner expertise;

• Coordinate to develop strategies that respond to both the training needs of individuals entering green collar employment as well as helping others to advance along a career path; and

• Build pathways for individuals who experience barriers to jobs and advancement opportunities in certain occupations or industries.

1. Promote the development of integrated green workforce and economic development.

2. Create a process for ongoing standardization of curriculum for green training programs

3. Ensure comprehensive workforce strategies to engage low-income, low-skill workers

4. Establish a standard weatherization process

5. Establish minimum common building standards.