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The Illinois IBEW Renewable Energy Fund (REF) is dedicated to promoting the safe, productive, and sustainable growth of renewable energy systems in Illinois through community partnerships, stakeholder engagement, and educational services. In collaboration with ComEd, the REF has established a Craft Apprenticeship Program aimed at empowering the next generation of electricians and renewable energy workers, with a focus on increasing the adoption of renewable energy systems. To support the renewable energy industry, the REF provides training for a diverse range of stakeholders, including electrical and building inspectors, elected officials, firefighters, first responders, contractors, developers, educators, and the general public. Partner organizations, community colleges, and schools are also involved in offering specific job training, enabling individuals to apply for IBEW apprenticeship programs across the state of Illinois. Generated from the website

Landmarks Illinois is a membership-based nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, protection, and promotion of architectural and historic resources in the state. Founded in 1971, the organization engages in advocacy, education, and collaborative efforts to revitalize communities and support sustainable development through historic preservation. With initiatives such as the Most Endangered Historic Places program and the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Preservation Awards, Landmarks Illinois mobilizes resources and empowers citizens to save sites of cultural significance. Their mission emphasizes the importance of blending historic and contemporary elements to create vibrant and resilient communities. Generated from the website