Black History Month is a time to celebrate the achievements, resilience, and contributions of Black communities throughout history. While it traditionally highlights civil rights, politics, and culture, there’s an important yet often overlooked intersection: Black ...

On January 20th we received news of the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement. This decision, taken just hours after the inauguration of the 47th President, reverberates beyond U.S. borders, affecting ...

Eben E. B. Bein, MA Field Organizer for Our Climate and Adult Administrator for the MA Youth Climate Coalition Tl;dr: A bill headed for law containing a few key campaign wins on just infrastructure siting and ...

By: Gabriella Cavallini, New York Organizer 2024 has been a whirlwind year for Our Climate’s New York team. We’ve been on the front lines of climate action, policy advocacy, and grassroots organizing since January, and we’re ...

By: Chavelle Zackery, ’23-’24 Florida Fellow From 2016 to now,  TikTok has emerged as more than just a platform for dance challenges, comedic skits, and a quick grab to fame. It has evolved into a vital tool ...

By: Mugdha Chiplunkar, '23-'24 Washington FellowThis year, our Washington fellows have been participating in a weekly book club.  This book club allows fellows the opportunity to dive deeper into climate justice and theories of change, ...

By: Chavelle Zackery, '23-'24 Florida Fellow Introduction:I vividly recall the day I first set foot in Tampa, Florida. From the historic streets of Hyde Park to the serene beauty of Bayshore Boulevard, each neighborhood whispered tales ...

Early on a cold Monday morning, in the midst of final exams and holiday bustle, five Our Climate youth leaders skipped school and carpooled to Capitol Hill Seattle to attend an exclusive event hosted by ...