MYN is an organization dedicated to preparing frontline youth for hopeful and imaginative leadership in climate adaptation, mitigation and resilience through hands-on ancestral approaches and STEAM that emphasizes stewardship and relationship-building.
Read MoreThis past fall from October 13 to November 10 2025, The Yaku Mama Flotilla traveled over 1,800 miles from the Andes in Ecuador to Belém, Brazil where the COP30 was held.
Read MoreCREATE has been leading the charge to combat climate change in rural West Africa for over a decade by engaging, mobilizing and supporting trusted leaders in rural villages to come up with solutions that prioritize the strengths of their communities while transforming the livelihoods of local residents.
Read MoreYEA! supports youth leaders in the Twin Cities and throughout Minnesota to take action for the climate. The initiative recognizes the disproportionate impact climate change has on low-income and BIPOC communities and works to support Minnesota youth climate leaders
Read MoreTrama +Tres Vidas is a regenerative and educational farm where Tres Vidas focuses on growing food with regenerative agriculture practices and Trama centers in reintroducing sustainable textiles and natural dyes in Puerto Rico.
Read MoreThis past year AILA has made meaningful progress on The Return Maple Bay project by advancing both rigorous scholarship through indigenous leaders speaking and presenting about the lake as well as fostering a movement that fights for honoring treaties, protecting water and a balanced and just future.
Read MoreEarth Rising is proud to support TWP’s work with Utz Ché, a network of over 40 communities and collectives in Guatemala. Utz Ché means “good tree” in the Mayan language, K’iche’, and the organization represents approximately 200,000 people throughout the country, more than 90% of them Indigenous.
Read MoreEarth Rising is a proud supporter of Tribal Ecorestoration Alliance (TERA), which is a community based intertribal nonprofit organization working to revitalize ecology, economy and culture through Indigenous-led stewardship
Read MoreThis past year, youth in the AmeriCorps Climate READY program at Wayne State University worked to directly address issues of flooding by transforming underutilized vacant lots to native to rain gardens capable of capturing stormwater and mitigating runoff while also increasing community greenspaces and local pollinator habitats.
Read MoreAcross Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin, Faith in Place’s Eco-Ambassador Program is building a generation of environmental justice champions rooted deeply in community experience, cultural understanding, and real leadership development.
Read MoreCare About Climate (CAC) has expanded its NDC Equity Tracker—a publicly accessible database that enables youth to critically engage with their countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
Read MoreOver the past year, the Chesapeake Climate Action Network has supported six emerging climate leaders as they advance work across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C., strengthening community power, influencing policy, and amplifying new voices in the movement for a just and sustainable future.
Read MoreGreen Mama Compost is a community-centered initiative in Antigua, Guatemala focused on urban composting, waste reduction, and environmental education. With the local municipal landfill, El Choconal, scheduled to close in August 2025, the work of Green Mama Compost is more important than ever.
Read MoreThe Block Museum brought together artists, students, and community members for a series of hands-on workshops to demonstrate alternative methods for creating films and still photographs.
Read MoreThe Farmers Land Trust is a growing organization that is shifting farmland away from private ownership and toward long-term community stewardship through a visionary model known as the Farmland Commons. They are working towards a more just system for land management and food production.
Read MoreFor a decade this year, DearTomorrow has been inspiring people to engage in the climate struggle through sharing their own stories and promises to the next generation. DearTomorrow asks participants to write a letter to someone they love living in 2050 about their vision for the future and the work they are doing today to make that vision a reality.
Read MoreThe Fundación Amarun Pakcha, based in the Kichwa community of Wawa Sumaco, Ecuador, uses three areas to drive change: conservation, regenerative agriculture, and community tourism. Together, these efforts are building a resilient, sustainable future.
Read MoreThis 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.
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