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Welcome
The Winston-Salem Sustainability Resource Center (WSSRC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit entity working in collaboration with the City of Winston-Salem and local academic institutions, leveraging the city’s unique concentration of higher education assets for the benefit of the community. The Center is a key initiative of the City’s Sustainability Program Committee (CSPC).
The mission of the Resource Center is to assist the community with the adoption of sustainability measures through targeted research, access to vetted and reviewed information, appropriate referrals to additional resources, and low- or no-cost advisory services. The center provides quality research and qualified information in response to community requests, designs and conducts educational workshops, enhances educational partnerships between institutions and the community, and performs on a self-sustaining basis.
“The City of Winston-Salem is committed to becoming a more sustainable community.”
- Mayor Allen Joines, City of Winston-Salem
On March 14, The Winston-Salem Foundation awarded the Winston-Salem Sustainability Resource Center with a grant of $30,000 to support the creation of an executive manager position and to develop new relationships with area corporations that are interested in sustainability with the goal of growing the local economy. This grant was made...
Let's talk shop.
On 11 April 2012, forty individuals met at Krankies Coffee to discuss the potential for a bicycle cooperative near the center of downtown Winston-Salem. The turnout was a testament to an already thriving bicycle community in the Camel City -
We highlight sustainability success stories,
because Winston Salem is progressing all the time. We listen to the experts, because they will find solutions to our most pressing problems. We celebrate local partnerships, because through them we will establish thriving communities.
At the crossroads of advanced technologies and the natural environment
are the clean and renewable energy generators of the future. Solar, wind, geothermal, thermoelectric materials, and so on - these and other technologies will be part of an international shift away from oil, gas, and coal.
The latest from the blog
April 12, 2012
Let's talk shop.
On 11 April 2012, forty individuals met at Krankies Coffee to discuss the potential for a bicycle cooperative near the center of downtown Winston-Salem. The turnout was a testament to an already thriving bicycle community in the Camel City -
Upcoming events
May 22, 2012 5:30pm
Meet George Stilphen with Keep Winston-Salem Beautiful. Green Drinks Winston meets at the Old Winston Social Club, Winst
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