Here you’ll find past media coverage of Otesha and of the East London Green Jobs Alliance, as well as articles by members of the Otesha team.
16 May 2012
Life changing tours – Cambrian News
15 May 2012
Sustainable cycle tour seeks adventurers – Positive News
7 May 2012
Your chance to land a new job – East End Life
27 April 2012
How charities can diversify their income streams – The Guardian
26 April 2012
Tower Hamlets green course to help unemployed teenagers – East London Advertiser
16 March
2012
Youth charity launch cycle tour – The Galleon
24 February 2012
Rising in the East – Building Magazine: Published version / Unedited version
February 2012
Tastetastic cycle tour applications now open – Rhubarb Magazine / Local Action on Food
February 2012
Green economy: new jobs for a new generation? – Green Economy Coalition
1 February 2012
The Ecologist guide to skills and courses 2012 – The Ecologist
19 January 2012
Efforts to create much-needed green jobs must be supported – Construction News
9 January 2012
All’s fair at Bishop Challoner School – East End Life p14
22 December 2011
What are the barriers harming green job creation? – New Economics Foundation
December 2011
Cycling foodies sought! – Tasting the Future newsletter
12 December 2011
Campaign case study: The Otesha Project – Common Cause
9 December 2011
Bid to be first official Fairtrade school – East London Lines
30 November 2011
A just transition or just a transition? - Occupied Times
28 November 2011
Young campaigners win Fairtrade promise from school – Fairtrade London
Hanna Thomas – the futures interview – Think Act Vote
21 October 2011
Ten of the best British volunteering holidays – The Ecologist
16 October 2011
The graft is greener… Creating a just, green workforce – Just Do It – page 15
29 September 2011
Green light for new jobs – Hackney Gazette
9 August 2011
New scheme to boost green job opportunities in East London – Positive News
Winter 2010/11
Otesha pedals into town awash with eco-inspiration and creativity – Inspired Times
15 April 2010
How to make a difference: Using bike-powered theatre to communicate climate change – The Ecologist