The Mayor Visits SEEED

Knoxville City Mayor Madeline Rogero visited the Tuesday Empowerment Hour at SEEED on May 7, 2013. The students got a chance to ask questions and the mayor pledged her support for SEEED.  More »

Edible Forest/Green the Block

Thank You to all of our Sponsors and Volunteers for making SEEED’s Edbile Forest a Success!   March 16, 2013, over 200 volunteers joined SEEED at the Morning Side Community Center to More »

Our Program

Currently we have 25 young people in our pre-apprenticeship program. Most of them are working to obtain their GED and are learning job and life skills to prepare them for success. In More »

Growing a Green Future

SEEED pursues prosperity that is sustainable and respectful of the Earth, and our community, through four interconnected strategies: increasing access to green energy efficiency technologies for low to moderate income residents “green More »

Socially Equal Energy Efficient Development

    is a green community development non-profit focusing on creating and sustaining jobs for Knoxville’s urban young people, and ensuring clean energy and conservation technologies are available for low income residents. More »

 

Bike Rally

A bike rally/ride/party to promote Kickstand and SEEED. We start out at 4 pm this Sunday May 19, at Tribe One, 2112 E. Magnolia Ave. We will be fixing bikes – bring

The Mayor Visits SEEED

Knoxville City Mayor Madeline Rogero visited the Tuesday Empowerment Hour at SEEED on May 7, 2013. The students got a chance to ask questions and the mayor pledged her support for SEEED. 

Edible Forest/Green the Block

Thank You to all of our Sponsors and Volunteers for making SEEED’s Edbile Forest a Success!   March 16, 2013, over 200 volunteers joined SEEED at the Morning Side Community Center to

SEEED Lobbies in Nashville

March 20, 2013 SEEED went on a lobbying trip with SOCEM to Nashville about the Energy Bill. They met with State Representative Gloria Johnson and other legislation.

SEEED Staff

Jessica Session (Fundraising Coordinator — Americorps Volunteer) and Josh Outsey (Social Equal Coordinator)