BIPOC lead and founded Enviromental Organizations

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1		Social Justice focus	Environment focus	Strategy	What They Do	Where	Website	Rating on Charity Navigator (only organisations worth over $1m recieve a rating)

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3	ALBA	food/land justice	sustainable organic agriculture	land-based learning, education, incubator projects	create economic opportunity for limited-resource and aspiring organic farmers through land-based education in the heart of the Salinas Valley.	Salinas Valley, CA, USA	https://www.albafarmers.org/
4	Another Gulf is Possible	advocacy for underserved communitites, grassroots organizing, cultural preservation, black and brown leadership, disaster recovery. They also stand with and support a wide range of anti-oppression causes.	sustainablity, resoarce extraction, pollution, clean energy. Preventing off-shore drilling, fracking and coal mining. Climate change.	cultural organizing, arts-based healing, direct action, advocacy, transformative justice, education, and locally-led capacity-building training, direct action, civil disobedience	We, the people of the Gulf South and the Global South, stand united and firm we need a just transition for the sake of the life and livelihoods of our communities, our cultures and our ecosystems. We will no longer stand to be a sacrifice zone for this country, we demand justice and equity.	US Gulf South, USA	https://anothergulf.com/
5	Black Farmers Network	food justice, African-American farmers	sustainable agriculture	Education, resoarce sharing, network building, story sharing	an online hub for rural, African-American farmers to share innovative stories, products and services. This digital directory also educates about resources available to help black farmers sustain.	Alabama, USA	https://blackfarmersnetwork.com/
6	Black Earth Farms	food justice, food sovereignty	environmental reconnection and reverance	accessible food for low-income folx, recovering wasted food , education	We are a Black and Indigenous led agroecology collective focusing on food sovereignty and education on paying reparations to the land through ancestral knowledge and contemporary agroecological practices	Bay Area, CA, USA	https://www.blackearthfarms.com/
7	Black Mesa Water Coalition	We are a collective of Navajo and Hopi individuals working to empower our communities (cont'd in next cell)	and build a strong relationship with Mother Earth.	Navajo Wool Improvement Project, No Coal Project, Movement Building	BMWC was formed in 2001 by a group of young inter-tribal, inter-ethnic people dedicated to addressing issues of water depletion, natural resource exploitation, and health promotion within Navajo and Hopi communities. We continue to be strongly led by young adults while relying on an inter-generational support network.	Flagstaff, AZ, USA	https://www.blackmesawatercoalition.org/
8	Black Outside	Black cultural development and relationship building	Environmental education and connection	Experience based education, community organising, safe spaces	Black Outside, Inc has one simple mission: Reconnect Black/ African-American youth to the outdoors through culturally relevant outdoor experiences	Texas, USA	https://www.blackoutside.org/copy-of-about
9	Blacks in Green	developing outdoor spaces in black communities, health, ageism, jobs, youth empowerment, low-income housing	sustainablity, climate change, environmental racism, green spaces, emissions reduction, green economy, green jobs, energy efficency	Jobs creation, training, networking, education, research, tourism, community organizing, public space design and planning,	serves as a bridge and catalyst among communities and their stakeholders in the design and development of green, self-sustaining, mixed-income, walkable-villages in communities owned and populated by African Americans. In these places, every household can walk-to-work, walk-to-shop, walk-to-learn, walk-to-play, and neighbor dollars circulate to reduce greenhouse gases.	Chicago, USA	https://www.blacksingreen.org/
10	Camp Founder Girls	Summer camp for black girls, leadership	Environmental education and connection	Experience based education, safe spaces	America's first summer overnight camp for black girls. Subsidiery of Black Outside	Basied in TX +seven local districts accross the USA	https://www.campfoundergirls.org/
11	City Slicker Farms	accessible food	creating more community gardens	community days, community partners, CSA	We reinforce self-sustaining access to food and build community through urban farming, education, and recreation.	Oakland, CA, USA	https://www.cityslickerfarms.org/
12	Climate Justice Alliance	Intersectional, anti-capitalism, community building, food soverienty and much more	green economy, resoarce extraction, biodiversity and more	grassroots organizing, philosophy, education. It is possible that they do more than this but it was difficult to discern from their website what actions they are doing to fulfill their mission. I have contacted them for clarification.	A coalition of localized environmental groups tackling a wide range of issues using a wide range of approaches too vast to summarize here.	USA	https://climatejusticealliance.org/about/
13	Climate Justice Initiative	indigenous rights, community resilience, women leaders	Climate change/justice	economic and community-led empowerment and leadership, the development of strategies for preserving cultural heritage. Mitigation. education programs in environmental justice. Research. Advocacy. Policy	The Climate Justice Initiative is the only Indigenous peoples climate change organization in the United States. CJI is also the only indigenous women-led and focused organization that addresses the multifaceted issue of climate change and climate justice in Indigenous peoples, groups and communities.	USA	https://climatejusticeinitiative.org/
14	Deep South Center for Environmental Justice	Community driven education, and protection from hazards, advocacy and policy. Leadership training. Community health	climate, pollution, and waterways. Education of enviornmnetal science and justice, environmental policy, data collection, litigation	policy, education, leadership training, advocacy, litigation	The Deep South Center for Environmental Justice partners with communities harmed by racially disproportionate pollution burdens and attendant climate vulnerabilities. In these partnerships, the Center builds the capacity of communities to respond to environmental threats and hazards through workshops that train community	Focused on the Mississipi river, based in New Orleans, USA	https://www.dscej.org/our-work
15	Dream Corps Green for All	anti-racism policy, health, jobs for underserved communities	climate, pollution, green energy, green economy	advocacy, policy, legislation	We fight for a world that is green for all, not green for some. We work at the intersection of the environmental, economic, and racial justice movements to advance solutions to poverty and pollution.	USA	https://www.thedreamcorps.org/updates/?_sft_program=green-for-all	2 stars
16	Farms to Grow	increase capacity of underserved farmers	sustainable farming, access to urban food market, longevity for future generations	education, food distribution, farmer's market, community outreach	Promote the sustainability and legacy of Black farmers as well as sprout the next generation of small farmers. Document and disseminate farm history to advance the public's understanding of the important roles of Black farmers. Improve the access to urban food markets including schools, restaurants, and individual consumers for Black and other underserved farmers.	Oakland, CA, USA	http://www.farmstogrow.com/
17	F.A.R.M.S) Family. Agriculture. Resource. Managament. Service.	black owned businesses, food justice, retaining land-ownership	land-loss, sustainable acriculture	estate planning and land protection, Youth education programs. Legal services	committed to assisting farmers and landowners retain land for future use of next generation farmer.	USA	https://www.30000acres.org/about-us/
18	Federation of Southern Cooperatives	Serving black farmers: food justice, community protection/building, retaining land ownership, intergenerational knowledge sharing, skills development	sustainable agriculture, land-loss, sustainable forestry	Education, policy, networking, conferences, workshops, and training. Technical assistance in estate planning, cooperative development, farm and forest management plans. develop cooperatives and credit unions. advocacy. policy.	To develop, advocate and support public policies to benefit our membership of Black and other family farmers; and the low-income rural communities where they live.	Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and Louisianna, USA	https://www.federation.coop/
19	Good Life Garden (GLG)	intergenerational space making, underserved communities, health, community building	cross cultural polination through farming education	Education, access to all, opening up space to artists	GLG is a driver of equity, empowerment, and cross-cultural pollination. Through access to organic foods and community building, it addresses unmet needs, from lack of safe space and activities for children and seniors to the negative impact of food deserts	Brooklyn, NY	https://goodlifegarden.org/
20	Got Green Seattle	food justice, green energy, jobs, homes and health for low income communities and communities of color. Intersectionality	climate change, energy efficient homes, green energy, green jobs, building relationship to land	campaigning at the intersection of racial, economic, gender and climate justice through community participation, leadership development, direct action. Grassroots committees — Food Access, Young Leaders, and Climate Justice — are our primary vehicles of building power and creating change.	Got Green organizes for environmental, racial, and economic justice as a South Seattle-based grassroots organization led by people of color and low income people.	Seattle, WA, USA	https://gotgreenseattle.org/
21	Green Worker Cooperative	Black, POC, immigrant owned small businesses	Green economy	Training and support of worker-owned green businesses. Mentoring, legal assistance, peer-netoworking. Education. Workshops. Presentations.	green worker cooperatives is based in the south bronx and serves immigrants and communities of color. we build, grow, and sustain worker-owned green businesses to create a strong, local, and democratic economy rooted in racial and gender equity.	Bronx, USA	http://www.greenworker.coop/mission	not yet rated
22	Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice	civil rights, social and economic justice, indigenous rights and soverienty, servicing low-income communities, public health	zero waste, clean air/clean water, no waste dumping, cleanup of contaminated sites, protecting indigenous land, energy and climate justice	policy, monitoring, lobbying, grassroots community organising, litigation, youth leadership programs, direct action activism, campaining and more	We mobilize community power to win victories that change government and corporate policies and practices to protect health and to promote environmental, social and economic justice. We are a multiracial grassroots organization founded by, lead by, and working with low-income and working class urban, rural, and indigenous communities to fight for environmental justice and build a clean, healthy and just future for all.	USA	http://greenaction.org/
23	Greening Youth Foundation	Careers/education for underrepresented youth and adults, community building, wellness	Envionmental conservation and eduation	careers training, education	engage under-represented youth and young adults, while connecting them to the outdoors and careers in conservation. GYF’s cultural based environmental education programing engages children from local communities and exposes them to healthy lifestyle choices in order to create an overall healthy community.	USA and West Africa	https://gyfoundation.org/
24	Herban Cuba	decolonizing healthcare, access,	reconnection with nature in urban environments	education, products, community offerings	In natural systems there is no waste. Difference enriches landscapes and abundance surges forth from simplicity. We aim to support the process of awakening these values in our Urban World	NYC, USA	https://herbancura.org/what-we-do
25	Hip Hop Caucus	Strengthening democracy. Civil and human rights. Economic empowerment	Climate change and environmental justice	campaining, policy. climate-communications platform – comprised of a podcast, film, music, and activism. Leadership commitees, advocacy, lectures. Voter mobilization	We link culture and policy to make our movements bigger, more diverse, and more powerful. We exist for everyone who identifies with Hip Hop culture to come together for positive change. Being part of Hip Hop Caucus means you can use your cultural expression to shape your political experience.	USA and global	https://hiphopcaucus.org/
26	Indigenous Enviornmental Network	Indigenous cultural and land preservation	Enviornmental conservation	Education, preservation	Cultural arts preservation and educating all persons interested in native arts, customs, practices and traditions, development and implementation of educational programs; The protection, preservation, and restoration of our natural habitat, and The preservation of existing open-spaces and vistas.	NV, USA	https://pipehome.org/	Minimal internet presence if anyone has any more information about this org would love to hear
27	Indigenous Environmental Network aka the Indigenous Educational Network of Turtle Island.	Indegenous knowledge education for indigenous community resilience	Indigenous environmental knowledge for education, policy, conservation	education, policy	Educate and empower Indigenous Peoples to address and develop strategies for the protection of our environment, our health, and all life forms – the Circle of Life.	USA	https://www.ienearth.org/about/#:~:text=NOTE%3A%20The%20Indigenous%20Environmental%20Network,Educational%20Network%20of%20Turtle%20Island.&text=Established%20in%201990%20within%20the,economic%20justice%20issues%20(EJ).
28	Land Loss Prevention Project	Land-loss in African-American communities	Climate justice/ agriculture local	legal services, natural disaster preperation, policy, litigation, advocacy, disaster relief	Organization that works to stop land loss in African-American communities throughout North Carolina. Promoting sustainable agriculture and environment	NC, USA	https://www.landloss.org/index.html	not yet rated
29	Little Village Environmental Justice Organization	Self-determination of immigrant, low-income and working class families. Economic justice. Democracy. Community resilience. Food justice. Gentrification	Climate change resilience planning, renewable energy, zero waste and recycling,	youth and community leadership and organizing. Fundraising. Advocacy. Democratic organizing. Environmental justice training. Climate adaptation planning. communication/education.	Organize with our community to accomplish environmental justice in Little Village and achieve the self-determination of immigrant, low-income, and working-class families.	Little Village, Chicago, USA	http://www.lvejo.org/
30	NAACP: Power to the People Campain	Energy supply cost and pollution experienced by black households. Economic justice	Fossil fuels/renewables, Climate Justice, anti-fracking, pollution, clean-air and more	Policy, conferences, fighting legal battles against civil rights abuse, fundraising, conventions, empowerment programs.	A campain by the environment and climate justice branch of the NAACP that identifies the disproportionate exposure of African American children to coal plants and higher average costs that Black households pay for energy services as motivations to transition away from the fossil fuel industry	USA	http://www.naacp.org/power-to-the-people/	not yet rated
31	National Black Food and Justice Alliance	food justice: black food sovereignty, self-determining food economies, and land liberation. Health	sustainable agriculture, land loss	advocacy, policy, direct action, community organizing, visibility building, building infrastructure, self-determination	a coalition of Black-led organizations working towards cultivating and advancing Black leadership, building Black self-determination, Black institution building and organizing for food sovereignty, land and justice.	USA	https://www.blackfoodjustice.org/
32	Native Renewables	Indigenous owned renewables on indigenous lands. Economic developent. offgrid communities	green energy, climate, extractive industries	education, hands on training programs in solar, workshops, installingoff-grid solar infrastructure, workforce training, solar triage to examine and improve existing solar.	Native Renewables formed in 2016 to catalyze clean energy for Native American homes and communities by building partnerships, seeking cost-effective solutions that will reduce fossil fuel use, supporting local economic development, and growing technical capacity. We empower tribal communities to grow their renewable energy capacity through education and off-grid solar photovoltaics projects.	indigenous communitites across USA	https://www.nativerenewables.org/
33	New York City Environmental Justice Alliance	link and support grassroots orgs fighting for climate justice in low-income neighborhoods and communities of color	broad environmental issue affecting low-income neighborhoods	advocacy, policy, legislation, community organizing	citywide membership network linking grassroots organizations from low-income neighborhoods and communities of color in their struggle for environmental justice. NYC-EJA empowers its member organizations to advocate for improved environmental conditions and against inequitable environmental burdens by the coordination of campaigns designed to inform City and State policies.	NYC, USA	https://www.nyc-eja.org/about-us/	not yet rated
34	Newark Science and Sustainability Inc.	Community empowerment, self sufficiency and jobs pathways, Wellness & Nutrition	green economy Renewable Energy, Urban Agriculture, Eco Art, Ecological Building	community organizing, education, fundraising	Newark SAS assists with the creation of self-sustaining and environmentally friendly communities by developing pathways for green jobs, increased self-sufficiency, and broader community empowerment	Newark, NJ, USA	https://www.sasglocal.com/	not yet rated
35	Northeast Farmers of Color	food sovereignty, decolonizing "ownership"	reclaiming land	land and cultural conservation, public outreach	To advance land sovereignty in the northeast region through permanent and secure land tenure for Indigenous, Black, Latinx, and Asian farmers and land stewards who will use the land in a sacred manner that honors our ancestors dreams - for sustainable farming, human habitat, ceremony, native ecosystem restoration, and cultural preservation.	Petersburg, NY, USA	https://nefoclandtrust.org/
36	Ocean Collectiv	Black founded ocean initiative	Ocean and coastal ecosystems conservation	Program strategy and design, Communication, Business plan development, Philanthropic grantmaking strategies, Legislation and policy, community building, Event curation and moderation, Public speaking, Workshops, research and analysis, Landscape assessment and gap analysis, Socio-economic surveys, Expert vetting, Grant writing	Interdisciplinary approach to ocean and coastal habitat health and biodiversity	USA	https://www.oceancollectiv.co/about#story
37	Our Childrens' Trust	Future of youth from diverse backgrounds	Climate justice/climate policy	policy, legislation, litigation, advocacy, internships, campaign-based legal services, education, targeted media campaigns	Our Children’s Trust is a non-profit public interest law firm that provides strategic, campaign-based legal services to youth from diverse backgrounds to secure their legal rights to a safe climate.	USA	https://www.ourchildrenstrust.org/	Platinum Seal of Transparency from Impact Star
38	OutdoorAfro	Community building black focus	Environmental education and connection, conservation	Experienced based learning through outdoor exploration and recreation	helps people connect to black history found in many natural areas, while inspiring communities to protect vulnerable public lands for everyone.	USA	https://outdoorafro.com/about/	not yet rated
39	Patchwork City Farms	accessible food for community	sustainable agriculture	local farmer's markets, education	We promote a healthy and safe environment by demonstrating and teaching others how to grow safe foods, live a healthy life and cultivate vibrant productive spaces.	Altlanta, GA, USA	https://www.patchworkcityfarms.com/
40	People for Indigenous Preservation and the Environment	Preservation of indigenous land and culture	Envionmental protection, preservation and resoration	education, restoration, habitat preservation	Cultural arts preservation and educating all persons interested in native arts, customs, practices and traditions, development and implementation of educational programs; The protection, preservation, and restoration of our natural habitat, and The preservation of existing open-spaces and vistas.	NV, USA	https://pipehome.org/
41	PGM ONE	land soverienty, food justice, anti-oppression, healing, community building, black, indigenous, POC voices	climate justice, conservation.	grass roots organizing, summits, education, facilitating space for speakers	PGM ONE attempts to model this vision by creating an intentional space for black, indigenous, and people of color/the global majority who participate in US-based movements for environmental education, access, and justice; land sovereignty; conservation; climate justice; food justice; and others . The space supports participants to share, learn, collaborate, heal, celebrate, build community, find support, and practice uprooting the systems of oppression	USA	https://www.pgmone.org/
42	RISE St. James	preserving graves of enlaved people in St. James LA, racial justice	pollution, land loss, greenspace. Specific battle against development by a plastics company on a burial ground.	Advocacy, policy, lobbying, legislation	RISE St. James, a faith-based grass-roots organization formed to advocate for racial and environmental justice in St. James, Louisiana, learned in November 2019 that graves of people enslaved on former plantations had been discovered in an area in their community slated for a massive plastics facility.	St. James, LA, USA	https://ccrjustice.org/home/what-we-do/our-cases/rise-st-james-fight-protect-burial-sites-enslaved-people
43	SAAFON	liberation and empowerment of black communitites, food justice, ancestral heritage	sustainable agriculture	Applying indigenous knowledge to land-based learning and growing	SAAFON is a regional network for Black farmers committed to using ecologically sustainable practices to manage their land and the natural systems on it in order to grow food and raise livestock that are healthy for people and the planet.	Southeastern USA– Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Louisiana and the US Virgin Islands.	http://saafon.org/
44	Smarter by Nature	accessibility	sustainable food economy and agriculture	affordable food, education	Their goal is to provide fresh produce and opportunities for economic sustainability through education, as well as restore the natural environment.	Tallahassee, FL, USA	https://www.smarterbynature.org/
45	Soil and Shadow	equality, diversity	ecology, green economy	private consultation, project planning/management		USA	https://www.soilandshadow.com/	not a charity
46	Soilful City	urban-led projects, partner with grassroots organizations, working with underserved communities	agroecology, heal sacred relationship between African decent and Earth	education, community building,speaking engagements	Soilful seeks to bring justice to communities and heal the sacred relationship between communities of African decent and Mother earth	D.C. USA	https://soilfulcity.com/
47	SoLa Food Co-op	food justice, social engagement	sustainability	food accessibility, fair labor, education	Providing South Los Angeles, and neighboring communities, access to fresh, economical, organic and gourmet foods. Empowering the community through shared ownership, improved health, education and social engagement. Practicing sustainability, Fair Trade, fair labor, and support of local agriculture.	LA CA, USA	http://www.solafoodcoop.com/
48	Soul Fire Farm	ending racism and injustice in the food system	sustainable farming, maintaining connection with the land	education, affordable food, regenerative farming, outreah	Raise and distribute life-giving food as a means to end food apartheid.	NY, USA	http://www.soulfirefarm.org/
49	Soul Track	Black cultural development and relationship building, black leadership	Environmental education and connection	Experience based education, safe spaces	Soul Trak Outdoors is a D.C. based nonprofit that connects communities of color to outdoor spaces while also building a coalition of diverse outdoor leaders	D.C. USA	https://soultrak.com/	not yet rated
50	Sunrise Movement	defunding the police, youth lead, religously inclusive, indigenous communities	Green new deal, green jobs, climate justice, fossil fuels/ clean energy	non-violent direct action activism, eduction, advocacy, policy, legislation, phone banking, community organising	We're building an army of young people to make climate change an urgent priority across America, end the corrupting influence of fossil fuel executives on our politics, and elect leaders who stand up for the health and wellbeing of all people.	USA	https://www.sunrisemovement.org/
51	Sustainable Brooklyn	Ethics in Fashion, Food and Wellness industries	Environmental sustainability/accountability economics	Education, seminars, symposiums	Black lead organisation that focuses on education and awareness raising for sustainable fashion food and welllness industries	Brooklyn NY, USA	https://www.sustainablebk.co/earth
52	Sustainable South Bronx (a division of the HOPE program)	jobs, enterprise training, parks	green economy, green infrastructure, green energy, urban green spaces	infrastructure building, job creation/training, enterprise, education	Sustainable South Bronx addresses economic and environmental issues in the South Bronx- and throughout New York City- through a combination of green jobs training, community greening programs, and social enterprise.	Bronx centered but extending to the five boroughs, USA	https://www.ssbx.org/	4 stars
53	Sylvanaqua	democratize food and agriculture	land restoration through sustainability, food accessability	reduced price food availability without sacrificaing ecological values	We envision this food system operating in parallel to the conventional food system in the region, providing a broad-market alternative that restores at least as much land as conventional agriculture degrades and, ultimately, creates the political pressure necessary to redefine regenerative agriculture as conventional, and conventional agriculture as legacy.	Washington D.C., USA	https://www.sylvanaqua.com/
54	Three Part Harmony Farm	creating local food economy, dismantling racism	sustainable practice	providing food locally, CSA	We mainly grow vegetables for our community supported agriculture program, a locally based economic model of agriculture and food distribution.	Washington D.C., USA	http://threepartharmonyfarm.org/
55	TigerMountain Foundation	helping community rise above poverty and helping youth stay free of criminality	addressing food scarcity and food deserts in local area	building community gardens, providing job skills, support and workforce development through neighborhood revitalization and beautification with our multi-ethnic and multi-generational initiatives	The TigerMountain Foundation reverses that problem through our community gardens and landscaping initiatives. These initiatives teach practical life skills to kids, adults and seniors, keeping them out of jail, and improving their lives and community.	Pheonix, AZ	https://tigermountainfoundation.org/non-profit-community-garden/	not yet rated
56	Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture	food affordability/accessibility	sustainable agriculture in urban environments	education, job opportunities,	Our guiding principles are to emulate nature in the production of food, to educate old and young to grow their own food, and to create a welcoming space where people can gather and find harmony with the earth.	Georgia, USA	https://www.trulylivingwell.com/
57	UPROSE	Latino community-based intergenerational, multi-racial, organization. Energy democracy. Health. transport justice. Small business resiliency.	Urban climate adaptaion, urban greenspaces,	community organizing, education, indigenous and youth leadership development, and cultural/artistic expression. Policy. Creating greenspaces	UPROSE promotes sustainability and resiliency in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood through community organizing, education, indigenous and youth leadership development, and cultural/artistic expression. UPROSE views the just urban policy—ranging from transportation to open space—as the heart of climate adaptation and community resilience.	Sunset Park, NYC, USA	https://www.uprose.org/
58	Urban Creators	Small grassroots projects local to Philly, community building, self-determination, safe-spaces. food justice	Environment education, awareness and greenspaces	Hands on environment education through public programing and urban farm.community building. Co-creation space for small local businesses	Supports grassroots environment projects in north central Philidelphia, currently comprised of an urban farm, public park, outdoor classroom and community space, venue for artistic and cultural expression, and co-working/co-creation space for several small local businesses.	PA, USA	http://www.phillyurbancreators.org/	not yet rated
59	Urban Habitat	class and race equality through design of Infrastructure/facilities. Democracy. Health. Equitable urban development	Climate Justice	policy, advocacy, education, localised research, campaigning, litigation	Climate Justice Through Equitable Land-Use address the fact that low-income communities and communities of color disproportionately bear the impacts of the climate crisis	Bay Area CA, USA	https://urbanhabitat.org/policy-advocacy/climate	not yet rated
60	Urban Ocean Lab	Black founded organisation for the future of coastal cities	Ocean policy	policy, advocacy, education	Urban Ocean Lab cultivates rigorous, creative, and practical climate and ocean policy, for the future of coastal cities.	USA	https://urbanoceanlab.org/	not yet rated
61	US Climate Action Network	Network of multiple organisation with many sicial justice aims	Climate action +	Coalition of many environmental organisations to lobby, advocate and take action to combat climate change	We envision a powerful, inclusive, and trusting network of US organizations who worked together to meet the global goals in the Paris Climate Agreement and exceed the US targets outlined in that agreement.	USA	https://www.usclimatenetwork.org/who-we-are
62	WE ACT for Environmental Justice	Community building POC focus, healthy homes, sustainable and equitable land-use, democracy	Climate justice, climate policy, clean air, green jobs, sustainable and equitable land-use, polution	environmental protections, policy, campaigning, community based-research, education, advocacy	WE ACT’s mission is to build healthy communities by ensuring that people of color and/or low income residents participate meaningfully in the creation of sound and fair environmental health and protection policies and practices.	USA	https://www.weact.org/whoweare/ourstory/	4 stars
63	Worldwide Indigenous Science Network	Protection of indigenous groups and inclusion of indigenous knowledge in western-lead science	Indigenous knowledge in enviornmental science	education, conferences, research, cultural exchange, degree granting programs, community empowerment, advocacy	We coordinate a global network of indigenous Elders and are advocates for at risk indigenous practitioners and traditional knowledge.We conduct research, host international conferences and cultural exchanges and with academic partners offer advanced degree programs in Indigenous Mind.	USA + Global	https://wisn.org/about/purpose/	Platinum Seal of Transparency from Impact Star
64	Zero Hour	Black founded direct action youth envirornment group	Climate justice, climate education	Direct action, lobbying, education, advocacy	youth-led movement that organizes climate marches, lobbies politicians, and educates local communities	USA + Global	http://thisiszerohour.org/	not yet rated
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67	Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources	Strengthening and maintaining relationships between indigenous communities and the environment in Canada	Climate action, land/water protection, biodiversity conservation, recycling programs	Education, advocacy, community-based climate monitoring and other research, relationship-building	CIER builds technical environmental capacity within indigenous communities in Canada, protecting lands and waters and maintaining their traditional sustainable use practices. CIER leads educational programs communicating indigenous knowledge between Elders and youth, and conducts research on climate change and biodivesity conservation.	Canada - BC, Manitoba, Ontario and North West Territories	http://www.yourcier.org/
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