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Greenfox Schools’ December 2011 Newsletter!

 

Greenfox to expand programming to Somerville Public School District

Greenfox will begin offering programming for the first time in Somerville Public Schools this January!

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Photos from Kristen von Hoffmann’s Panel @ Women’s Leadership Conference 2011

(Left to Right) Rachel Rothberg, Yale Women's Leadership Initiative Board; Kristen von Hoffmann Founder & Chair Greenfox Schools, Inc.; Ruth DeGolia Founder & CEO Mercado Global; Dr. Jennifer Galvin Founder & Producer ReelBlue LLC (Yale University, November 2011)

(Left to Right) Meng Jia Yang, President of the Yale Women’s Leadership Initiative; Kristen von Hoffmann, Founder & Chair of Greenfox Schools, Inc.; Kirsten Adair, Yale Women’s Leadership Initiative Board (Yale University, November 2011)

(Left to Right) Rachel Rothberg, Yale Women's Leadership Initiative; Kristen von Hoffmann, Founder & Chair Greenfox Schools, Inc.; Ruth DeGolia, Founder & CEO Mercado Global; Dr. Jennifer Galvin, Founder & Producer ReelBlue LLC (Yale University, November 2011)

(Left to Right) Annette Walton "The Flower Lady"; Kristen von Hoffmann Founder & Chair Greenfox Schools, Inc. (Yale University, November 2011)

For the third year in a row, Kristen von Hoffmann, Founder and Chair of Greenfox Schools, was invited to speak at the Women in Leadership Conference held at Yale Law School, hosted by the Yale Women’s Leadership Initiative (YWLI). The conference was held on Saturday, November 12th, 2011. Kristen was on the panel entitled “Women in Social Entrepreneurship,” speaking alongside Jennifer Galvin, Founder and Producer of Reelblue, LLC, and Ruth DeGolia, Co-founder and Executive Director of Mercado Global. The panel was presented to women’s leadership attendees, students, and business professionals. Kristen, Jennifer, and Ruth answered questions about women’s leadership in business, strategies for revenue growth, and tenets of social responsibility.

When asked about her values, Kristen said, “We rise by lifting others, and that applies to the impact we have on a widespread basis, and that applies to the way we treat each other on a daily basis. Treating people well is important.”

Kristen von Hoffmann, Speaker at 2011 Women’s Leadership Conference

Kristen von Hoffmann, founder & chair of Greenfox Schools, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, will speak at 2011 Women's Leadership Conference (Yale Law School) alongside Ruth DeGolia (executive director, Mercado Global) and Jennifer Galvin (producer, Reelblue LLC)

For the third year in a row, Kristen von Hoffmann, founder and chair of Greenfox Schools, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit, has been invited to present at the Women in Leadership Conference to be held this year at Yale Law School, hosted by the Yale Women’s Leadership Initiative (YWLI). The conference will be held this Saturday, November 12th, 2011.

Kristen will be on the panel entitled“Women in Social Entrepreneurship,” speaking alongside Jennifer Galvin, director and producer for Reelblue, LLC, and Ruth DeGolia, co-founder and executive director of Mercado Global. The panel will be presented to women’s leadership attendees, students, and business professionals, and will address some of the following questions to be answered by the panelists:

-In what ways to you think creating environmentally-friendly, socially responsible businesses is especially valuable to young women in this day and age?

-What types of challenges do women face in social entrepreneurship careers? What challenges have  you personally faced?

-Have you been influenced by female role models in your line of work and if so, what are your main takeaways from such mentor-mentee relationships?

-What was the turning point of your career and how did it lead you to where you are today?

-If you had to share one piece of advice for young women seeking careers in social entrepreneurship, what would you offer?

For more questions or information about attending this event, please contact Rachel Rothberg at rachel.rothberg@yale.edu

Student Photos–Greenfox5 Curriculum at Work!

The fall has been a productive one for Greenfox Schools. We have been partnering with many schools to bring the Greenfox5 curriculum model into after-school programs and classrooms, teaching youth about Products, Food, Energy, Waste, and Greenspace (Greenfox5).

Greenfox Staff has been teaching students about the science behind sustainability measures, and students have been working on hands-on and creative projects incorporating elements of science, technology, engineering, and math in the Greenfox5 curriculum, and empowering students to make environmental sustainability changes in their own schools.

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Kristen von Hoffmann runs 2011 Boston Mayor’s Cup to fundraise for Greenfox Schools

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Greenfox Schools founder, KVH getting pumped up to some music (Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

KVH stretches (Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

more stretching (Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

too many layers (Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

and they're off! (Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

bystanders & fans (Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

More bystanders, fans (Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

here she comes, KVH rounding a corner! (Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayor's Cup 5k 2011)

Brooke Beebe, Greenfox Schools Board of Directors, with Kristen von Hoffmann (KVH), Greenfox Schools founder (Brooke Beebe and Kristen von Hoffmann, Boston Mayors Cup 5k 2011)