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Asian Pacific Environmental Network, 17th Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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Asian Pacific Environmental Network, 17th Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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Asian Pacific Environmental Network, 17th Street, Oakland, CA, USA

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 where:

All families live in a healthy neighborhood.
Toxic industries that pollute our land, water, and health are long gone.
Big polluting industry will be replaced by a truly green, locally based and sustainable economy.
We no longer rely on fossil fuels and dirty energy.
The lives of people and communities matter over corporate profits.
There are no barriers to opportunity for low-income communities and communities of color.
There is no discrimination in state policies and practices.

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Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition

created to implement enviormental action plan

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Fang Collective:

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Institute for policy studies
Think tank that works on social justice issue

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The Georgia Climate Change Coalition aims to increase awareness about climate change and its projected impacts; work in  partnership with all Georgians and stakeholders to promote solutions and adaptations to the climate crisis; actively support local, state, national and international energy/climate change initiatives and legislation; serve as a clearing house for climate information.

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Environmental Transformation Movement of Flint

Create environmental justice leaders in favor of a sustainable transition of Flint to a restorative, inclusive economy (just transition). Emphasis on the environment and the creation of sustainable jobs.

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Believes in creating good jobs for people

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California Environmental Justice Alliance
-formed in 2001
GOALS:

Put equity at the center of the climate debate to ensure that environmental justice is a priority in climate policy.

Advocate for environmental justice communities to play a central leadership role in climate policies so the most vulnerable communities are not left behind.

All families live in a healthy neighborhood.

Toxic industries that pollute our land, water, and health are long gone.

Big polluting industry will be replaced by a truly green, locally based and sustainable economy.

We no longer rely on fossil fuels and dirty energy.

The lives of people and communities matter over corporate profits.

There are no barriers to opportunity for low-income communities and communities of color.

There is no discrimination in state policies and practices.

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Farmworker Association of Florida

This is a community based association that gives power to  farmworkers and other rural communities through recognition and connection between farm work and the social, political, economic, and environmental problems today

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UPRROSE (sorry if someone already did this, i can't see any of the other additions)
Uprose is the oldest Latinx-based community org in NYC. They focus on local actions such as improving green spaces and blocking polluting power stations in the area.

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Got Green- builds community power by waging visionary campaigns at the intersection of racial, economic, gender and climate justice that incite community participation, provides a pipeline of leadership development for directly impacted communities, and engages in direct action

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Southwest Workers Union:
Low-income and working-class communities

Fights for sustainable and healthy communities rooted in dignitiy and self-determination

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Alternatives For Community & Environment (ACE), Washington Street, Roxbury, MA, USA

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Alternatives For Community & Environment (ACE), Washington Street, Roxbury, MA, USA

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Alternatives For Community & Environment (ACE), Washington Street, Roxbury, MA, USA

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-They are a a neighborhood based, environmental justice and transit-oriented development nonprofit

-Mission statement: "ACE builds the power of communities of color and low-income communities in Massachusetts to eradicate environmental racism and classism, create healthy, sustainable communities, and achieve environmental justice."

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People Organizing to Demand Environmental and Economic Justice (PODER) is a San-Francisco based grassroots org dedicated to finding solutions to to environmental/economic inequalities that Latino immigrants and communities of color face. Their programs center around youth power, civic engagement, strengthening community, and networks and alliances.

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Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services (T.E.J.A.S)

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Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services (T.E.J.A.S)

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Dedicated to providing community members the tools to create sustainable communities. They do this by promoting environmental protection through education, policy development, community awareness, and legal action.  They have recently written to the president on behalf of the many low-income, Black, Latino, Indigenous, and communities of color informing them that many community members have gone days without electricity, clean drinking water, and heat.

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Soil Generation or Grounded In Philly

"every neighborhood should have open green community space"

putting "land back in the hands of the community"

Mission: "To empower Philadelphians with the tools, resources, and support they need to secure access to vacant land in their neighborhoods to put it back to productive, community-focused use, like gardens and urban farms."

Legal info for getting access/ownership to land

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Grassroots International Boston, MA, USA

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Grassroots International Boston, MA, USA

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"We believe that social, economic, and ecological justice requires a deep transformation in systems, structures, and culture. Social movements are necessary to create this kind of transformation. Social movements are made up of people organized collectively with leadership from frontline impacted communities, who analyze the root causes of injustice, develop a vision for solutions that address these root causes, and take bold actions to make these visions a reality. Solidarity with and between movements is necessary to achieve this vision. Based on this belief, we focus on funding social movements through solidarity philanthropy."

strategies:
accompany social movements through long-term partnerships
form partnerships with our funders
Grantmaking
Organizational health and well-being: Investing in our people, systems, and culture

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462 36th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232, USA

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New York City Environmental Justice Alliance

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New York City Environmental Justice Alliance

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Brooklyn-based organization focused on energy, waste equity, community resiliency, and a just transition

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462 36th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232, USA

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UPROSE is Brooklyn's oldest LatinX community-based organization that focuses on multi-racial community work. They work on sustainability and resilience in the Sunset Park area through community education, organizing, and youth leadership development. They work on things like youth organizing, supporting small, community businesses, transportation justice, and climate justice.

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Black Dirt Farm Collective: "a collective of Black farmers, educators, scientists, agrarians, seed keepers, organizers, and researchers guiding a political education process through our cultivation of a Black agrarian education (Afroecology)."

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People Organizing to Demand Environmental and Economic Rights (PODER) is an organization based in San Francisco, CA. Centering around low-income Latino communities, PODER fights against environmental injustice that the Latino community in San Francisco faces. In 1993, PODER helped to pass a lead poisoning prevention law. They have also helped build community parks, gardens, and secure affordable and safe housing. "Poder" in Spanish is the verb "to be able to" or "can."