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Climate Action Now Coalition Members
Elders Climate Action is a non-partisan organization mobilizing elder generations to address climate change for the well-being of future generations. Founded in 2014 as part of the Elders Action Network, ECA leverages the compassion, wisdom, and influence of its members to advocate for strong climate policies and support youth-led climate movements. Through education, advocacy, and collaboration, ECA strives to create a sustainable future.
The Western New York Chapter of the Climate Reality Project was formed in 2020 to address the unique environmental concerns of the Great Lakes/Rust Belt cities of Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and Rochester and the suburbs and rural areas in-between. They work to move the region further towards a green economy, protect waterways, rebuild wetlands, advocate for environmental protections, and educate communities about environmental issues.
The Climate Action Now team at the Greenfield Presbyterian Church in Michigan was formed when a small group of Greenfielders decided that stopping climate change should be a priority for their church. Although the team members’ motivations for action vary, they are united in purpose as individuals who care deeply about the urgent threat that climate change poses to humans, creatures, and all of the living systems that sustain our amazing planet. Through their work in the church and the community, they aim to raise awareness about climate change as a pressing issue for every individual and organization. Their goal is to help each person find their best way to help stop the overheating of our planet.
Act Now Bay Area is committed to turning “climate concern” into meaningful climate actions that help accelerate the transition to electrification and dramatically reduce the region’s reliance on fossil fuels in the sectors that matter most: energy, transportation, and buildings. Act Now Bay Area connects the general public, small- to medium-sized businesses, and local governments to the information, local resources, and curated climate solutions – through our website, regional programs, strategic social media, and trusted outreach partnerships – to educate, inspire, and implement solutions that will achieve ambitious reductions in the Bay Area’s greenhouse gas emissions.
Green Ossining is a community-based group in Ossining, NY. They aim to promote environmental sustainability community-wide, and develop practical methods that protect natural resources.
The Central Alabama Chapter of the Climate Reality Project was founded in 2023 by a small group of trained Climate Reality leaders. Since their launch in November 2023, the chapter has grown from a small founding group into a vibrant community of over 50 members across Alabama, all united by their commitment to addressing climate change and building a sustainable future for Alabama.
The Climate Crisis Working Group of Moore County is a local environmental group working together to bring awareness and education about fossil fuels and the impacts they have on the Earth. Their mission is to study and share information about climate change and take effective climate action in Moore County and beyond.
Third Act Oregon is a community of Oregonians over age 60 determined to save our planet and protect our democracy for our children and grandchildren.
Sustainable Mill Valley works to build a community that is zero carbon, zero waste, water smart, and environmentally safe.
The Monroe County Positive Action Network is a Facebook group of concerned Monroe County citizens engaged in advocacy, organizing, and outreach to promote the values of inclusion, justice and equality for all, and caring for our Earth.
Residential Sustainability Leaders (RSL) create a culture of sustainability within Cornell University’s residential communities. The RSL team focuses on the advancement of environmental justice principles, peer-to-peer education, program planning and evaluation, and providing a sense of place and belonging to enact meaningful, sustainable change within the Cornell community.
Dr. Kevin Kolack‘s Chemistry and the Environment course at Queensborough Community College focuses on examining the role of chemistry in current environmental topics of interest to all people, with an emphasis on the importance of practicing green chemistry in order to achieve a sustainable civilization.
The Climate Reality Project New York City Metro Chapter aims to create a socially just, environmentally responsible, innovative green NYC. To do so, they educate and mobilize all New Yorkers to take urgent climate action across every level of society.
The Climate Reality Project: North Broward and Palm Beach County Chapter mobilizes Floridians to take urgent climate action, advancing social justice, environmental responsibility, and a transition to 100% renewable energy across South Florida.
Justice and Freedom is a blog dedicated to fighting for truth, justice and freedom. Advocate for clean energy and climate policies for a livable world.
Buffalo River Indivisible is a non-partisan, grassroots citizen advocacy group. The intention of the group is to promote unity, equality and a fair democracy in our community of North Central Arkansas.
Grow Purpose Network is a volunteer-led collective that develops and supports collaborative community projects that address social and environmental issues facing the Charleston, South Carolina community and beyond. By recognizing the intersection of social and environmental justice issues, and fostering a collaborative approach to public service, GPN hopes to truly serve the ‘common good.’
Humane Action Pennsylvania works to unite and empower diverse communities to advance the protections of all animals by promoting a holistic understanding of how animal welfare interconnects with other pressing societal matters.
Elders Climate Action, Twin Cities Chapter is a group of non-partisan elder climate activists committed to taking individual and collective action for a just and sustainable future. We use our wisdom and life experience to transform anxiety into organizing and action, connecting and having fun along the way.
Tri-Valley Air Quality Climate Alliance protects Tri-Valley air quality by helping the community build awareness and capacity to reduce pollution, improve health, and adopt sustainable climate actions.
The Demography Project leverages citizen science, civic technology, community engagement, environmental education and grassroots journalism to empower water-scarce, climate-vulnerable & disenfranchised individuals, households and communities in Kenya with actionable insights for participatory environmental stewardship and sustainable natural resource management.
Indivisible Corning Elmira protects and defends democracy and our Constitution. They educate and facilitate discussions about issues that affect our region. They stand up for their neighbors and local volunteers.