This year For the Many’s climate energy justice campaign helped pass the Climate Change Superfund Act which is only the second in the nation, after Vermont.
Read MoreCENCUDER recent work has empowered cocoa farmers through an educational program focused on resilient and adaptive farming techniques such as Inga Alley cropping and permaculture in Eboko Bajoh village.
Read MoreThe Youth Climate Leadership Summit is a youth-developed and youth-led program focused on breaking down the barriers local youth face in taking meaningful climate action.
Read MoreSince 2015 Climate Change Theatre Action (CCTA) has used theatre to inspire artists and audiences to take action on the climate crisis and then together to imagine and create the world they want to live in.
Read MoreEarth Rising Foundation is proud to support the important work of the Institute for Mesoamerican Permaculture (IMAP). IMAP is celebrating their 25th anniversary of operations this April.
Read MoreJones Gardens was started in 2021 by Staunton natives Naomi and Sarah Jones with the goal of creating a beautiful and functional community space dedicated to improving access to fresh food.
Read MoreIntegrated Agricultural Association works to promote social, economic, and environmental well-being by empowering youths and women-owned production cooperatives and promoting education on the importance of organic farming and organic food.
Read MoreSan Diego 350’s Youth4Climate is a youth team that is building a movement to prevent the worst impacts of climate change and injustice. They work for a better future through education, outreach, advocacy and mobilizing other youths to take action.
Read MoreCrushing Colonialism was founded and is operated by Indigenous storytellers from around the world. They work to promote indigenous storytelling in all its forms by supporting artists, funding projects and increasing access to indigenous content.
Read MoreEarth Rising Foundation is proud to support the Undivide Project’s research into how the intersection of the climate crisis and the digital divide impacts poor and BIPOC communities.
Read MoreThis week we here at Earth Rising Foundation want to highlight the incredible work of Climate Mobilization Project. Climate Mobilization Project aims to grow a movement for a just, ‘emergency-speed’ mobilization to save our planet. In their own words, Climate Mobilization Project is working to shift climate action ‘from climate emergency to climate survival’.
Read MoreAndes Amazon Conservancy (AAC) works with Indigenous communities to co-create Conservation Land Use Plans (CLUP) that identify and map wildlife migration corridors through the Amazonian biome.
Read MoreThe Black Hills Clean Water Alliance works to protect the valuable resources of the Black Hills for generations to come. Recently, The Black Hill Clean Water Alliance has been focused on preventing the destructive mining of the Black Hills, particularly lithium mining.
Read MoreWe at Earth Rising Foundation are proud to support the crucial work of Farm Sahel. Farm Sahel teaches regenerative agriculture to smallholder subsistence women farmers in Burkina Faso.
Read MoreYEPT’s mission is to amplify youth urgency on the climate crisis by supporting young people in producing journalistic content on climate and sharing it with their peers.
Read MoreWe at Earth Rising are proud to support Tanzania Youth Environmental Network (TAYEN) in their environmental education and social justice work.
Read MoreEarth Rising Foundation extends our deepest gratitude to Polly Cancro, whose tireless volunteer work over the last three and a half years enabled us to get the organization off the ground and set it up for continued success.
Read MoreWe are happy to have been able to support Green Space Academy (GSA) – a youth environmental education program implemented by CAED Africa in Cameroon.
Read MoreWe are excited to be partnering with Green America, whose Soil Carbon Initiative (SCI) supports farmers and food companies shifting toward regenerative agriculture practices.
Read MoreEarth Rising is pleased to support Re:wild Your Campus’s Ground Up Advocacy Bootcamp (GAB) – a training series on pesticide-issues and environmental justice for young advocates.
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