Coalition Membership
Coalition Membership
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As a member of the California Outdoor Learning Coalition, you’re joining a growing, cross-sector movement to ensure that every California student, beginning with those most vulnerable, has access to frequent, high-quality outdoor learning experiences.
What It Means to Be a Coalition Member
What It Means to Be a Coalition Member
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Coalition Membership Means:
Coalition Membership Means:
Affirming alignment with the Campaign’s vision and goals to expand outdoor learning opportunities in California
Showcasing support by contributing your voice, organization name, logo to the Campaign website, communications, and calls to action
Staying connected through updates, resource-sharing, and invitations to engage in strategies, advocacy efforts, and events
Contributing, when possible, in the following ways:
Join or co-lead a work group aligned with one of the Campaign’s four strategies:
Leading Edge Exemplars
Policy and Advocacy
Communications
Evaluation and Research
Contribute staff time (e.g., administrative, project, or leadership support)
Collaborate on fundraising or grant opportunities
Serve in a governance or advisory role as the Campaign’s structure evolves
All levels of involvement are welcome.
Benefits
Benefits
A voice in shaping strategy and statewide vision for outdoor learning, equity and justice in our schools
Opportunities to showcase your work as a leading edge exemplar on our website, to policymakers and state leaders, and through Ten Strands' contact list (shared with 35,000+ educators, advocates, and decision-makers)
Connections to a statewide network working across education, environment, health, equity, and justice
Front row seat to future state policies and funding that support schools and community-based partners advancing outdoor learning
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Cost
Cost
Some coalition organizations are covering their participation costs internally, while others require external support.
Fundraising is ongoing, and we’re working to support the broadest participation possible.
Coalition Members
Coalition Members
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