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We’re proud to share the impact we’ve made together over the past year as we continue building lasting, collective power across Minnesota, the Midwest, and the nation. Our communities inspire us every day, and your partnership, commitment, and solidarity make this vital work possible.
Over the past several months, CEED has engaged in deep reflection and planning. The result is a new Strategic Framework that honors our history while charting a bold path forward. This framework is more than a plan—it provides the foundational structure, values, and principles we need for collective action, decision-making, and transformational change.
HERC: Our Current Reality / Our Future comics are a joint effort of with the Minnesota Environmental Justice Table to incite continued awareness and advocacy efforts to the ultimate closure of the Hennepin Energy Recovery Center (HERC), a large trash incinerator in Minneapolis that has unleashed toxic pollution into surrounding communities.
Conflict to Clarity: A Guide to Effective Resolution was created as a resource to help our movements navigate difficult conversations and work through conflicts in constructive and healthy ways. These tools were brilliantly co-created and illustrated by Natayla Arevalo of CEED and artist Lynda Grafito into a Zine that serves as a guide to effective resolution. Sign up below to download your free illustrated zine from CEED & Equitable & Just National Climate Platform.
Current climate mitigation policies for the power sector are increasingly focused on technological approaches to “manage” carbon emissions, two prime examples being the deployment of technological carbon capture and storage/sequestration (CCS) and the burning of hydrogen-blended natural gas fuel.
Donating to CEED ensures that communities and policy makers have the tools and information they need to create just and sustainable energy and environmental policy.