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Conflict in multi-racial cross-class (MRXC) organizing spaces is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to be destructive. In this newsletter feature, we’ll discuss what conflict is, how to prepare for it, and how we can use it as an impetus for building stronger movements.

This training will support participants to define electoral and political jargon, explore how it shows up in climate and environmental spaces, and identify the barriers it can create for community understanding, engagement, and power building.

As a climate advocate in 2026, it can be hard to see climate change as a top issue when there are so many crises competing for our attention. However, as the news cycle pushes out headlines highlighting just how much profit the fossil fuel industry is making from the conflict and instability in the Middle East, I’ve been thinking: if we transform our energy systems to be locally-controlled and sustainable, what could the ripple effects be for global peace and justice?

In this newsletter, we’re excited to share a recap of the program and the great work our Partners have accomplished, a reflection from one of our Partners, and an overview of the program’s peer learning sessions.

Join The Lab and the Environmental Polling Consortium (EPC) for an introductory webinar that will turn you into a polling-savvy campaigner!

This training will cover the lifecycle of a campaign, highlighting moments of analysis, reflection, and choice points. We’ll discuss the importance of record and history keeping in a campaign and how to use these practices for campaign growth.