8.26.10 - GREEN DMV cofounder, Rhon Hayes talks to Greg Sampson, a radio personality on WRVS radio station at the campus of Elizabeth City State University, a historically black university in northeastern, North Carolina. The program was aimed at educating students about sustainability.

8.11.10 - GREEN DMV cofounder, Philip O'Neal talks to Black Enterprise's Green Insider about 7 traditional jobs that could be green.

7.13.10 - GREEN DMV hosted its first annual GREEN NIGHT OUT fundraiser and award ceremony at the beautiful Longview Gallery. The event brought out both the fashionable and "green" supporters the environmental movement in the Greater Washington region.

5.12.10 - Green DMV was honored at Washingtonian magazine’s 3rd annual Green Awards at Blue Ridge Restaurant in Northwest DC. The Green Awards honors those who preserve and protect our environment and teach the virtues of living green.

4.22.10 - Washingtonian magazine’s May 2010 edition featured the great impact of GREEN DMV’s work and named GREEN DMV a recipient of their 2010 Green Award,  which honors those who protect the environment and teach others the importance of eco-friendly living.

1.12.10 - GREEN DMV attends a Conversation on Energy forum in Washington DC. On January 12th, Black Enterprise joined Shell Corporation and gathered some of the most progressive minds on energy to discuss policy, employment, and business opportunities.






1.08.10 - GREEN DMV joins the Disney "Give a Day. Get a Disney Day" volunteer program. Volunteers who work at designated GREEN DMV community service events will receive one free theme park ticket to the Disneyland® Resort or Walt Disney World® Resort.

12.05.09 - EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson recognizes GREEN DMV for its efforts to put residents in the Capital region back to work in green jobs and encourages everyone to get involved in their own community to live more sustainably, conserve energy and help preserve the environment.

6.21.09 - GREEN DMV Cofounder, Rhon Hayes talks to Sam Hancock, President of EmeralPlanet, about helping faith-based communities save money on energy costs and it's work to provide environmental education to children to raise awareness and encourage environmental stewardship amongst young people in low-income communities.

5.16.09 - GREEN DMV co-founder and CEO, Philip O'Neal talks to Black Enterprise about the opportunities that exist for African Americans to access new green job opportunities in the clean energy future of America. Green DMV is educating low-income communities about the benefits of green job opportunities as pathways out of poverty.





5.07.09 - GREEN DMV co-founder, Rhon Hayes featured on Planet Connect. Planet Connect is a partnership between The National Environmental Education Foundation and The Weather Channel. The collaboration is a component of Classroom Earth, an online social network where high school students can learn about environmental careers.






4.16.09 - GREEN DMV co-founder, Rhon Hayes participates in a panel discussion on green jobs in the Greater Washington Metropolitan area and the economy on Voicebox: Real talk, a DC Metropolitan talkshow. Panelists include representatives from Greenpeace USA, Sustainable Business Network of Washington and Dragonfly Renewables.






4.14.09 - GREEN DMV joins the Climate Equity Alliance in partnership with a broad range of organizations -- from the research, advocacy, faith-based, labor, and civil rights communities -- to advocate for strong climate legislation that protects and provides opportunity for low- and moderate-income communities.






4.5.09 - GREEN DMV co-founder, Philip O'Neal contributes to the May 2009 issue of Upscale Magazine's Green Guide. Upscale Magazine is a national lifestyle and entertainment magazine with a circulation of over 225,000, Upscale enlightens readers on topics ranging from entertainment, fashion, beauty and health to finances and news.

7.7.08 - GREEN DMV co-founder, Philip O'neal speaks to Black Enterprise about small business owners making relatively inexpensive changes to make a big impact in their places of businesses. There is a misconception that to be considered green, you have to invest large sums of money into costly retrofits. Small operational changes can make a huge impact to your bottom line and contribute to saving the environment.




6.15.08 - GREEN DMV board member, Norris McDonald in the June issue of Black Enterprise magazine. The founder of the African American Environmentalist Association, a Maryland based nonprofit organization, McDonald is passionate about increasing the participation of African Americans in the environmental movement by focusing on environmental policy matters from an African American perspective.