How can we deliver affordability for residents today while building equitable decarbonization and electrification programs that are scalable for the future? Leaders are increasingly questioning whether …
A panel discussion and reception to launch the Common Wealth Green Planning Commission and to celebrate Issue II of The BREAK—DOWN, Frontiers. —- Decarbonization and progressive politics …
This interactive gathering will bring together civil society, Indigenous Peoples, researchers, and frontline community advocates to explore personal mobility solutions that reduce harm and reclaim justice. …
Labor, community, and government coalitions are fighting for–and winning–transformative investments in green, healthy schools, despite the challenging times that public schools face today. Public schools face …
The New Republic and The New School are co-producing a live event, Shaping NYC’s Future: Climate Policy and Its Economic Impact, in recognition of Climate Week NYC. As …
To avert the worst effects of climate change, a transition away from fossil fuels must occur. Moving from theory to implementation for this large-scale energy transition …
Converting surplus public school properties to green social housing and other climate resilient uses can offer material benefits for school districts, workforces, and their communities – …
The cost of living problem in the United States is an energy problem. Millions of Americans can’t pay their utility bills each month as for-profit utilities …
Are you a public schools advocate interested in lowering your district’s energy bills, engaging in the clean energy transition, and fighting the climate crisis? Join the …
On December 9, Climate and Community Institute leaders met for a conversation about the 2024 election results and where to go from here to rebuild the …
