Building Connections to Carry Us Through the Storm
Climate Justice Lives Here is made possible through collaboration with organizations that share our commitment to environmental justice and community-led solutions.
Brooklyn's oldest Latino community-based organization, building grassroots power to create a more just, equitable, and sustainable world through community organizing, leadership development, and environmental justice advocacy.
A national network of Latino environmental and conservation leaders working to address environmental, conservation, and climate change issues that affect Latino communities.
A collaborative of over 80 rural and urban community-based organizations working to advance a Just Transition away from extractive systems of production, consumption, and political oppression.
A national, non-profit, non-partisan organization that leverages hip-hop culture to encourage young people to participate in the democratic process and advocates for climate justice and social change.
A community-based organization working to build sustainable, equitable communities through collaborative partnerships and grassroots organizing for environmental justice.
A textile waste reduction organization that provides convenient recycling and reuse services, offers affordable sustainable materials, and educates communities on sustainable fashion practices to create a circular economy for textiles.
An Indigenous, woman-led organization grounded in traditional knowledge and wisdom, working to restore health and balance for all people and our environment through climate adaptation, local economic development, and community capacity building.
A modern 87-room boutique hotel in the heart of Sunset Park, Brooklyn, providing accommodations for Climate Week attendees. Located at 741 61st Street, the hotel offers free high-speed WiFi, complimentary breakfast, and valet parking, making it an ideal base for participants.