Issue: Principles & Processes

Fall is here, and the Lab has officially kicked off our 6th Training for Impact cohort, this time focused in the Southeast! We launched this cohort in August, after a great deal of thoughtful reflections on our first five cohorts, and hosted our kick-off last month in New Orleans, LA!

Climate coalition work is still hard, so we want to help you out. Join the Climate Advocacy Lab as we premiere the Second Edition of the Blueprint for a Multiracial, Cross-Class Climate Movement Report and Workbook.

In the age of misinformation and polarization, conversations about climate change can be emotionally draining, especially when they involve people we love. Navigating these moments requires not only facts, but boundaries, emotional intelligence, and a commitment to our own mental well being.

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I’m headed to my 3rd New York City Climate Week in just a few days. This time around it seems that the question on everyone’s (and by “everyone” I mean frontline advocates) mind is how we message on climate change and clean energy in the current political climate. T

Join us for an hour training to dive into how utilizing a ladder of engagement can grow and retain your base, equip your campaign leaders with core organizing skills, and build a sustained and resilient movement.

Join the Lab for a discussion on what our organizations and movement should be considering in this political moment in the US.

The climate movement is organizing in a time of both opportunity and challenge. Under this administration, the political landscape is complex, full of big moments trying to advance bold climate solutions, but also full of hard choices, competing priorities, and powerful opposition. In this moment, the question is not if we act, but how we act together.

Last week, Maliyah Womack and I were very, very lucky to be able to represent the Lab at the Netroots Nation Conference in New Orleans! One of the best trainings I attended was a session on free tools for digital programs, led by Josh Klemons. Read on for more, and check out Josh’s free tools newsletter (yeah, a whole newsletter devoted to free tools for campaigners!).