Read more about the trends picked up by Brightline’s Air Quality Monitoring Sensor Network!

Brightline releases its first podcast episode on offshore wind coalition building!

Brightline Executive Director inducted into California Clean Energy Hall of Fame

Our Air Quality Program conducting traffic counts; Youth Leader Ken featured in new podcast episode

Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify to Episode 2 of the Brightline Podcast exploring SF Chinatown.

Our podcast explores environmental (EJ) issues ranging from air quality to anti-Asian violence.

Amid the pandemic, Brightline & partners provide underserved SF youth with VR job training.

Environmental justice, labor, and environmental groups to support offshore wind in California.

Air Quality Fellows boost community outreach and environmental justice advocacy.

Air quality program launches amid ongoing wildfires along the West Coast.

BCDC appoints our Executive Director Eddie Ahn to MTC

Brightline Air Quality Monitoring Program will track air quality data and empower low-income tenants + local youth leaders.

BCDC to convene SF Bay Area region on environmental justice. Meanwhile, Brightline advocates for clean buses statewide.  

Brightline policy fellows advocate for increasing access of low-income communities to Zero Emission Buses

The Speaker of the State Assembly appoints our Executive Director Eddie Ahn to BCDC.

Report analyzes how governance structures have empowered or disenfranchised three communities in San Mateo County

Affordable housing conversation convened by Brightline and Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Our Executive Director Eddie Ahn appointed to SF Environment Commission!

Brightline and a coalition of seven key California organizations united today to advocate for the environment, energy efficiency, and sustainable economic growth.

Thanks to Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Catchafire, and Jon David Powers, Brightline launches its new website on May Day!

The escalating housing crisis in the Bay Area threatens workers essential to building American communities and cities: teachers.

To elevate its community partners in San Francisco and beyond, policy nonprofit Brightline Defense presents its December 2016 report from its first-ever policy summit

The past five years have borne witness to an unwavering tenacity and dedication of community advocates and other stakeholders that have led to groundbreaking results: local hiring in San Francisco

Early on April 11, the sound of swinging hammers rang out from the Bay Area's first all-women green construction training class.

An environmental justice (EJ) non-profit founded in 2005, Brightline proudly presents the Dr. Espanola Jackson Postgraduate Legal Fellowship to begin in late summer 2016.

Five years after the passage of San Francisco's landmark Local Hiring Policy for Construction, San Francisco's local hiring has jumped from...