CLIMATE JUSTICE
COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Since 2022, our Climate Justice Community School (CJCS) has been at the forefront of redefining justice and intersectionality in the climate movement. Through political public education events, our CJCS fosters a culture of learning rooted in the struggles of frontline communities.
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The CJCS seeks to build community, raise political consciousness, and connect popular movements fighting for justice and liberation in NYC and beyond. We provide a platform for grassroots organizers, Environmental Justice elders, political prisoners, activist-scholars, and Indigenous leaders to teach and empower the community.
Empowering Communities
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A powerful, community gathering with East Austin Community led by BIPOC community leaders, including Cynthia, Noé, and Nyeka, who shared insights on land use in East Austin.
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This powerful, community teach-in was followed by a panel discussions featuring revolutionary activists and community leaders like Susana Almanza, Chris Smalls, Steven Donziger, and Beksbot, who are championing land autonomy and leading significant resistance efforts.
This Is What Environmental Justice Leadership Looks Like
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Grassroots organizers, EJ elders, Political Prisoners, activist-scholars, and Indigenous folx teaching the community.
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Individuals have deepened their political and environmental knowledge, learning how to build community infrastructure to protect from climate disasters.
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Fundraised to compensate EJ leaders, support mutual aid organisations, and fund youth-led community based projects worldwide.
Collaborate with Us!
Our CJCS serves as a space for the public to explore and engage with environmental and social justice concepts in an accessible environment. Join us to create a regenerative space, building sustainable community infrastructure to combat the climate crisis.
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If you'd like to co-host an event with us, support our work, or want us to develop programming for you, contact us!
to discover and grapple with environmental and social justice concepts and training in an accessible environment, in addition to creating a regenerative space that seeks to build sustainable community infrastructure and develop mindsets to combat the climate crisis.