2025 Community Organizing for Climate Justice

The Community Organizing for Climate Justice program seeks to equip leaders with a climate justice framework and practical tools to implement team-based climate resiliency projects or other climate justice-related projects in their communities.  With weekly coaching and leadership development, program participants will understand themselves as leaders, expand their capacity to enroll others in collective action, and understand the role of teams in creating change. Click here for the program website.

This program is contextualized for community organizing in the U.S. and is for individuals living in the U.S.

Format: All sessions are online through Zoom.  

Course is designed for: 1) People of faith interested in climate justice who are interested in putting their values into action, 2) Professionals currently working in the field of climate justice who would like to expand their tools and skillset via a praxis project, 3) Early career organizers who would benefit from structured coaching or exposure to theological underpinnings for climate justice work

Schedule

Check the full schedule on our website to confirm that you can participate in all the session.

Tuition:  $300

Resource Requirements: 1) Reliable Internet/WiFi access, 2) Access to a computer with a camera and microphone, 3) Email address

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First and Last Name *
Street Address *
City, State, Zip Code *
Email [note: this is our primary means of communication] *
Your Time Zone *
What is the name of the faith community, neighborhood, or organization you are affiliated with?
What is your role within this community or organization?
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If participation in this program and your climate justice project will be part of your job responsibilities, please give your job title. 
MOTIVATION AND EXPERIENCE
How do you experience or witness climate change where you live? 50-100 words
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What is motivating you to get more involved in community organizing for climate justice in a faith-based context?  50-100 words
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Describe your experience with community organizing that you are bringing into this course. [experience is not required]  50-100 words
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What do you hope to achieve through this course?  50-100 words
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CLIMATE JUSTICE OR CLIMATE RESILIENCY PROJECT IDEAS

Tell us a couple of projects that you would like to be involved in facilitating in your community to affect climate change and/or promote climate justice? 100-200 words

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Who would benefit from this/these projects and how?  50-100 words *
How do you imagine engaging with that community to carry your a climate justice or climate change project? Include relationships that you already have or resources that already exist in the community that will aid in this effort.  50-100 words
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COMMITMENT
Will you be able to give 2-4 hours a week to this project? *
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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If there are others you’d like us to send an application for this program, please share their address and how you know them.  We can send them an invitation to apply.  Note: Oftentimes, taking this course with others in your local community can ensure sustainability of your long-term engagement with the work and offer spiritual support for your souls!

May we use some of your comments and contributions made during the course to share publicly the work we do at the Center for Climate Justice and Faith?

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Applications close 12/18.  Applicants will be notified by 12/20/24.
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