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LGBTQ+ CLIMATE ACTIVISM

Start:Empowerment (S:E)Start:Empowerment's in-school and public climate-focused political education programming emphasizes systemic change for a just and sustainable future to achieve social-environmental justice and liberation for all.

Environmental Groups: Earn Your Place at Pride • The RevelatorYou aren’t truly a “green” organization if you don’t support every color in the rainbow flag.

How Environmental and Climate Injustice Affects the LGBTQI+ CommunityThis Pride Month, policymakers and the environmental movement must consider how environmental injustice affects the LGBTQI+ community.

LGBTQ+ Contribution to Climate Justice and Fighting Climate Crisis

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Check Out These 4 LGBTQI Environmental Organizations  Support the LGBTQI community this Pride Month

Queer Environmental Organizations To Know About - Turning Green

Take Climate Action with Venture Out Project

Take Climate Action with The Institute of Queer EcologyThe Institute of Queer Ecology (IQECO) is founded on the principles of queer, feminist and decolonial theory to create alternative solutions to environmental degradation and the climate crisis while uplifting marginalised voices. IQECO works to deconstruct human-centric ecological hierarchies to explore the intricate relationships that exist in nature through producing artwork, programming and exhibitions.

Gay & Lesbian SierransGLS is a friendly, relaxed group of lesbians and gay men who enjoy outdoor adventures and camaraderie. Our local group, established in 1996, has about 130 members and offers a variety of outdoor activities, such as dayhikes and weekend camp trips, as well as opportunities to become involved in outdoor conservation and environmental issues. We hope to encourage your participation in, and appreciation of, the outdoors, and help you make new friends in a comfortable atmosphere.

Celebrating LGBTQ+ Climate Leaders and Changemakers - RMIDespite systemic barriers, these individuals are creating positive, lasting impacts on clean energy and working to address climate change in communities spanning the globe.

There are many local, state, and national organizations working to make things better for LGBT people, and change is happening every day. Our report, An Ally’s Guide to Issues Facing LGBT Americans, provides an introduction to the issues facing LGBT people and the opportunities for change.For...www.lgbtmap.org/resource-page

SAGE – Advocacy & Services for LGBTQ+ Elders

SAGE LGBT Elders with Supporters Rainbow Flag 1440x721 @2x ... trans-activist-elizabeth-coffey-williams-379x3242x. 228. NEW HOUSING UNITS IN NYC.

Profiles of Members of EPA's LGBT Community | US EPALGBT Pride Month featured EPA employees.

Why climate change is an LGBTQ+ issue.We are marginalised & oppressed by the same capitalist, colonialist systems, so our community and its skills must be part of the fight for collective liberation.

6 LGBTQ+ climate organizations leading the wayThis Pride Month, let’s celebrate those working at the intersection of LGBTQ+ and climate activism.

Out for SustainabilityWe have lots of new things brewing!

9 LGBTQ+ Environmental Organizations To Support This Pride MonthBeing green is important, even during Pride Month. Let Tenere introduce you to nine LGBTQ+ environmental organizations run right here.

Take Climate Action with Colour the TrailsColour the Trails is an organisation advocating for diversity in public and outdoor spaces. They are a diverse and inclusive community of BIPoC, LGBTQ+ and ally nature lovers encouraged to be the change they want to see in the world. Colour the Trails host events, group hikes, advocate for social justice and work with businesses, brands and partners to bring people outside.

Take Climate Action with Black Girl EnvironmentalistCommunities of colour are disproportionately affected by climate change, however are rarely given space and representation in the environmental movement. Black Girl Environmentalist (BGE) aims to change the narrative and create an empowered community of black women, girls and non-binary environmentalists. The platform is run by a collective of young black women who uplift other women of colour in the environmental movement to create a more accurate depiction of what the climate movement actually looks like.

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