Coalition Members
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ANSA (Civil Society). Artists for a New South Africa combats HIV/AIDS, advance human rights, assist children orphaned by disease, and educate and empower youth through the arts, culture, and social justice. -
Art From Scrap (Civil Society; Youth). Provides the community with a Green Schools environmental education program, an Arts Center, and a Reuse retail store. -
Ban Plastic Bags Edinburgh (Youth; Civil Society). A nonpartisan global alliance between The Global We, The Plastic Pollution Coalition and many other individuals/organisations. We are working together to change our unsustainable pattern of consumption and re-connect with nature. -
Bash The Trash (Civil Society; Youth; Art) combines science, music, and environmental awareness through performances, educational programs and social initiatives -
Beach Plastic (Art; Civil Society). Our love of nature is combined with our interest in science to produce an on-going series of art works about the oceans and the environment. While the content of our work has a message about the spoiling of the natural world by the industrial world, our final intent is aesthetic and celebratory. -
Bioneers (Youth; Civil Society; Health) Two primary goals: connect people with solutions by popularizing breakthrough ideas and practices; grow social capital by catalyzing, connecting, and strengthening strategic networks, including bioregional and community-based alliances. -
Blue Dalian, China (Youth; Health; Civil Society). Giving college students a platform through which to promote the cause of protecting the environment in Dalian and engaging the public in this endeavor. -
Blue Ocean Film Festival (Civil Society; Education; Art) Global film festival and conservation summit for underwater filmmakers and marine researchers -
Breast Cancer Fund (Civil Society; Health; Education; Research) The Breast Cancer Fund works to connect the dots between breast cancer and exposures to chemicals and radiation in our everyday environments. They translate the growing body of scientific evidence linking breast cancer and environmental exposures into public education and advocacy campaigns that protect our health and reduce breast cancer risk. -
The David Brower Center (Civil Society) The Brower Center is 50,000 sq. ft. highly advanced green office building in the bay area. By investing in a centrally located workspace and gathering place, the Brower Center is using real estate as an enduring progressive strategy and building a destination for activism and education. -
California Coastal Coalition (Civil Society) CalCoast is a non-profit advocacy group comprised of 35 coastal cities; five counties; AMBAG, BEACON, SANDAG and SCAG; along with business associations and allied groups committed to restoring California's coast through sand replenishment, increasing the flow of natural sediment, wetlands recovery and improved water quality. -
California Resource Recovery Association (Civil Society) Founded in 1974, CRRA is California's statewide recycling association. It is the oldest and one of the largest non-profit recycling organizations in the United States. CRRA is dedicated to achieving environmental sustainability in and beyond California through Zero Waste strategies including product stewardship, waste prevention, reuse, recycling and composting.
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Californians Against Waste (Civil Society; Education; Youth) Dedicated to conserving resources, preventing pollution and protecting California’s environment through the development, promotion and implementation of waste reduction and recycling policies and programs. -
Center for Safe Energy (Civil Society) Addresses the most urgent needs of citizen-based organizations in the former Soviet Union. -
Colorado Ocean Coalition (Non-profit; Education; Civil Society). Mission is to be the voice for ocean protection in the Mountain States by creating a strong network made up of ocean enthusiasts. -
Conservation International (Civil Society) Conservation International (CI) works to ensure a healthy and productive planet for us all. Yet economic and infrastructure development, which are so necessary for human well-being, can also have serious impacts on nature. That is why CI is working at every level – from remote villages to the offices of presidents and premiers – to help move whole societies toward a smarter development path. -
Corporate Accountability International (Civil Society) Working toward a world where major decisions affecting people and the environment are based on the public interest, not on maximizing corporate profits. -
Costa Salvaje, Mexico (Civil Society). Represents the next generation of world-class environmental groups whose mission is to conserve coastal and marine ecosystems and protect wildlife. -
Create Plenty (Civil Society) Art-based environmental group working to mobilize people toward a culture of resourcefulness and intentional daily living, by creating waste-free, local alternatives that are practical and accessible by all. -
Earth Resource Foundation (Civil Society; Education) an environmental educational non-profit organization developed to empower the general public with the resources needed to make environmentally sustainable choices and changes. It is the belief of ERF that people want to act responsibly but are either unaware of their negative impact on the environment or are hindered by barriers that prohibit them from acting responsibly. -
Ecology Center (Civil Society; Education) Facilitates urban lifestyles consistent with the goals of ecological sustainability, social equity, and economic development. -
Ecology Runner (Civil Society) Samuel Huber. Runner. Avid outdoor enthusiast. Litter picker-upper. Connecting physical fitness to environmental sustainability. Cleaning the world one run at a time. -
Emirates Diving Association (Civil Society) EDA is a non-profit voluntary federal organization which is accredited by UNEP as an International Environmental organization. EDA’s mission is to conserve, protect and restore the U.A.E’s marine resources by empathizing and promoting the marine environment and environmental diving. -
EnviroFusion (Civil Society) Promoting Sustainable living in Hawaii and Environmental Awareness with Quality Reusable Eco-Products, Alternative Energy Resources & Zero Waste LifeStyle. -
Environment California (Civil Society, Education) a statewide, citizen-based environmental advocacy organization. Our professional team combines independent research, practical ideas and tough-minded advocacy to overcome the opposition of powerful special interests and win real results for California’s environment.
