UPCOMING EVENTS
The Next Two Years: What’s Next for State Climate Justice Under a New Congress?
The 2026 elections have changed the balance of power in Congress and across the states. What does that mean for climate and environmental justice work over the next two years? Join Just Solutions and ClimateMAX to examine what the election results mean for efforts to lower energy costs, reduce pollution, and protect communities from climate…
From Local Practice to Lasting Change – A Blueprints for Belonging Launch Conversation
Join us as we introduce Blueprints for Belonging, a 10-year, multi-state initiative dedicated to turning today’s fragile community-led development momentum into durable, justice-centered infrastructure for health, prosperity, and resilience. At this launch webinar, you’ll hear directly from the team behind the initiative about our strategy and from leaders featured in two of our inaugural case…
Webinar Recordings
Webinar: How to Win the Messaging War – Fighting Back Against Attacks on DEI
The Trump administration is doing everything in their power to strip our civil rights and roll back the progress we’ve made in recent decades. They’re telling a story rooted in fear and division to seize power and control. Climate leaders can’t afford to back down from racial equity work—too much is at stake. This webinar…
Webinar: Energy Affordability Spotlight Series – Using narrative and polling for action
In the second webinar of the Energy Affordability Spotlight series,”Using Polling and Narrative for Action,” we examine how to build popular momentum for energy and climate policies. Energy affordability fights are won or lost as much on the strength of the story as the strength of the policy. This session equips community-based organizations and advocates with practical tools for communicating energy…
The Call to Climate Justice: Introducing A Non-Partisan Field Guide for Engaging Candidates & Voters
ClimateMax’s first training session looked at what is included in the Field Guide and how organizations can use it in their own state and local contexts. Participants learned how to navigate the guide, think through practical ways to adapt it, and apply it to nonpartisan voter and candidate engagement.We also shared ways organizations can stay…
