Apple's Alisha Johnson talks the company's new climate change impact accelerator in new interview
What you need to know
- Alisha Johnson, program lead for its racial equity and justice initiative, sat down for an interview with Cheddar.
- The Apple executive talked about the company's new Impact Accelerator that focuses on climate change.
- The new program features 15 Black and Brown-owned businesses.
Earlier this week, Apple announced that it had selected 15 Black and Brown-owned businesses for a "first-of-its-kind Impact Accelerator" focused on combating climate change. To talk more about the purpose of the program, Apple's Alisha Johnson, program lead for its racial equity and justice initiative, sat down for an interview with Cheddar.
Johnson says that the program is focused on climate change because "it's a challenge that requires everybody to come to the table."
You can watch the full interview below:
Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives, said that the businesses that are part of the program are expanded to expand their effect on protecting "the planet and our communities."
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