NEW — Trumping  Trump          

Over 200 organizations have united to protect America's vulnerable communities and democratic institutions. From defending immigrants, LGBTQ+ individuals, and minorities to supporting teachers, librarians, journalists, and healthcare workers on the frontlines. 

From protecting government employees, military personnel, and labor rights to advancing gun safety, reproductive rights, and climate action. Each group offers ways to volunteer, donate, or work directly to defend the republic, protect civil rights. Join the resistance – find your place in the fight.

A Call to Act: The Eco-Solutions Database

Get Involved (1.0)                                   1. Organizations You Can Join – to Join the Fight

From Legacy Environmental Organizations to the Ugly Animal Preservation Society, hundreds of groups that would welcome your help to engage in the important work of creating a fossil-free future world where we have clean air and water, energy independence, green jobs, livable cities, and healthy children.

Get Involved (2.0)

2.   Climate Action Meet-up Groups

      Meet other people concerned about environmental issues in your community. 

      Hundreds of groups all over the world – many in your neighborhood.

3.  Volunteer Eco-Opportunities

     Global to Local to Online: Tons of Opportunities

4.  Social Justice Eco-Organizations

5.   Afro-American Eco-Organizations

6.  Hispanic/Latino Eco-Organizations

7.  Asian-Pacific Eco-Organizations

8.  Jewish Eco-Organizations

9.  Indigenous Justice in Action

10.  Women's Climate Groups

11. Parent Climate Activism 

12. Youth Environmental Organizations

13. Seasoned Citizen Activism

14. LGTBQ+ Climate Groups

15. Religious Organizations: Creation Care

16. Republicans and Conservatives for Climate 

Political Action

17. Contact and Connect with Your Elected Officials   

      (You mean you’re not following your congress-person on social media?) 

18. Run for Office Yourself - Really!

19. Vote for Earth Now

  Voters make or break governments. Use your vote to make politicians act. Great volunteer activities too.

Activism and Community Engagement

20. The Power and Purpose of Political Protest

21. Creative Climate Actions & Activities

22. Community-led Climate Action Planning

23. Tools for Eco-Organizers

24. Encouraging (Demanding) Corporations to Go Green

25. Citizen-Science Opportunities

      Becoming a citizen scientist is a hands-on way to track the consequences of climate and environmental change

    — and you don’t need an advanced degree in plant biology or climate modeling to get started. The only

     requirements are enthusiasm, a commitment to learn and some time, in whatever chunks you can give.

26. Eco-Adoption Programs

      Adopt an orphaned elephant, a sea turtle, a heron's nest, a pond, a tree, even an insect (!)

27. Let’s Talk About Helping Climate Migrants, Not Climate Refugees      

Career and Workplace

28. Earth is Hiring: A Green Career You Can be Proud Of 

      You can be part of shaping our climate-positive future

•  Green Jobs – Environmental Careers – Work in Sustainable Industries

•  Green Job Boards

•  Best job opportunities in the new green global economy

•  Best career opportunities for Latinos, women, minorities

•  Employment in the Renewable Energy Industry 

29. Greening your Workcplace

      From Coffee Cups to Corporate Culture: Up Your Sustainable Game at Your Workplace

Finance and Investments

30.  How Green is Your Pension?

      Do you know where your retirement funds are invested?  (Could be Fossil Fuels, Weapons, Tobacco)

31. Giving: Put Your Money Where Your Morals Are

      Got more money than time? The best eco-organizations to donate to.

32. Clean-Green Financial Resources

• The Best Eco-friendly Banks and Credit Unions

• Top Green Credit Cards to Support the Environment

• Best Sustainable Investing

33. Socially Responsible Investing

  Make Money While Doing Good

Personal Action and Lifestyle

34. Use Less - Live More

      How to have a high-flying lifestyle without all the stuff.

35. Buy and Sell Used Items Online

36. Building a Clean-Green Home

37. How Psychology Can Help Fight Climate Change 

38 Going Jet Free: Alternatives to Flying

39. The Future of Meat

41. Child-Free Support Groups

42.  Resources for Working with Climate Emotions 

       Find a Climate Therapist — Become a Climate-Aware Therapist

43. Become a Climate Stories Ambassador 

   Climate Stories Project (CSP) is an educational and artistic forum for sharing stories about 

   personal and community responses to climate change. CSP focuses on personal oral histories,

   which bring an immediacy to the sometimes abstract nature of climate change communication. 

As a Climate Stories Ambassador you will:

• Craft and share your own climate story                        

• Receive training and guidance to conduct climate story interviews​

• Connect with other Climate Story Ambassadors from around the world

• Learn valuable environmental communication skills

• Promote an inclusive and effective movement to confront the climate crisis

Sustainable Living

43. The Sharing Economy

     AKA: the Gig Economy, the Peer Economy, Collaborative Economy, Open Access Economy, or Collaborative Consumption. 

44. Socially Responsible Shopping

45. Phone APPS: The Best Sustainable - Ethical - Environmental

46. Successful Model Workers Green Cooperatives

Educational Opportunities

47. How Green is Your University?

      Best Universities for Sustainability Degrees

48. Eco-Educational Opportunities for Students                                                                                                  

      Parents and students are demanding more eco-classes — and many school districts are

      taking them away! How to get your Eco-Action Civics classes you need and deserve.

49.  Eco-Action Activities for Kids

       Kids want to do two things: They want to do, and they want to do now!

Legal and Governmental Action

50. Using the Courts for Environmental Justice

      Granting Legal Rights to Nature and Wildlife and Domestic Animals

51. Federal Action on Climate and Environment

      What can the US government do? A lot!

52. EPA: The Environmental Protection Agency

     The EPA works hard to make sure that low-income communities and communities of color are given a voice and put before polluter profits. The EPA is a real champion when it comes to holding polluters accountable for making communities sick that are historically disadvantaged.

53. The Inflation Reduction Act (Really a Massive Climate Bill): How you and your community can benefit. 

Media

54. Green-Media Resources

• Green Books and Cli-Fi

• Films & Documentaries 

• Eco-News 

• Green-Blogs 

• Newsletters 

• Podcasts 

Climate and Culture

55. Climate Activism and the Arts 

• Climate Musicians and Activists

• Climate Action and the Fine Arts

• Creative Climate Writers

• Inspiring Climate and Environmental Action through Art

• Art as Eco-Therapy

• Eco-Theater

• Children's Climate Theater

• Resources for Eco-Media Designers

56. Climate Change and Comedy

• Dying of Laughter... and Climate Change! The Best of Climate Humor

• Climate Change Memes

• Build Your Own CC Meme

57. Sports and Climate Action 

58. Climate Board Games and On-line Games

Advanced Climate Action

59. Carbon Rationing in a Climate Emergency

60. Ending Ecocide on Earth

61. Tools for Biodiversity Restoration

62. Green Washing: How to Spot it and Avoid it

63. Trustworthy Carbon Offset Providers

64. Join the Battle Against Fast Fashion

65. Transforming Carbon Pollution to Products

66. Using AI and Tech to Cut Carbon (or maybe the opposite...)

67. Where did billions in climate and infrastructure funding go? From clean energy projects to bridges, this interactive tool shows what projects lawmakers announced in your neighborhood.

68. PROJECT DRAWDOWN: The World's Most Comprehensive Plan to Reverse Climate Change