Climate Resolve partners with local grassroots groups and assists communities to create climate resilience on a local level. They create resilience hubs to build structure and community for climate solutions.
Who’s it for? People who worry that we just won’t be prepared enough for the rapidly changing years to come.
Los Angeles Regional Collaborative for Climate Action and Sustainability (LARC) is a network of local and regional decision makers that support climate change science, policy and planning. They are funded by UCLA.
Who’s it for? Public officials, professionals and science experts as well as those looking to dive deep on climate science and policy in Los Angeles.
Project Drawdown is a climate mitigation project that compiles a list of the most substantial solutions to climate change in an effort to reach drawdown: the complete reversal of greenhouse gases that have built up in our atmosphere primarily from the burning of fossil fuels.
Who's it for? The research and science-minded professionals across a variety of industries interested in new climate solutions.
Climate Reality Project, founded and headed by Al Gore, raises awareness about the climate crisis. Climate Reality Project is best known for its climate activist training program, The Climate Reality Leadership Corps.
Who's it for? People looking for a crash course on the climate crisis.
Ace Alliance for Climate Education educates the next generation on the significance of climate change, especially those in rural or conservative areas that otherwise might not have access to climate information. Their goal is to break down the barriers that have previously excluded certain youth from the climate conversation.
Who's it for? High schoolers interested in a formal, solution-focused climate education.
Climate One builds and diversifies the climate movement by creating a space for voices from all sectors of the climate community to have a conversation.
Who's it for? Those who want to hear more climate conversations converging across different industries.
C40 Cities is a group made up of 97 cities around the world that collaborate with one another to tackle climate change while improving the wellbeing of citizens.
Who's it for? City officials, business and nonprofit executives and citizens who are simply interested in what their city is doing.
All We Can Save Project is the feminist climate renaissance. They nurture a welcoming climate community, holding space for the women of the world to become leaders. All We Can Save Circles are climate-focused community pods that spark conversation about the crisis with our own social circles.
Who's it for? Educators, climate feminists and anyone else in your social circle.
Communities for a Better Environment Southern California is an organizing group that works in Southern California urban communities with minority and low income residents. There they work for community health and safety to build better neighborhoods.
Who’s it for? Anyone from legal professionals to civic volunteers interested in creating more sustainable communities.
