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The Engaging on Climate & Community Solutions Toolkit is the place to find tip sheets, case studies, campaign examples, and social science resources for engaging diverse audiences on climate solutions.
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Polling & Social Science:
Polling Memo and Summary for National Release
A survey from Earthjustice and GreenLatinos explores American Latino voters' attitudes toward the environment.
Polling & Social Science:
Americans Climate Perspectives: Genders Differ on Climate Attitudes, Impacts and Behaviors
EcoAmerica and Lake Research Partners fielded the Annual American Climate Perspectives Survey to explore women and men’s attitudes, behaviors and awareness of climate change.
Polling & Social Science:
Public Opinion on Energy, the Environment, and Climate
Center for American Progress explores how registered voters view energy and climate change.
Tip Sheet:
Climate Views in Communities of Color
A summary community-based participatory research approaches and polling into how communities of color are engaging around climate change and the barriers to further action.
Campaign Example:
New Media Mentors: Black Panther #FanActivistCon
The organizers at New Media Mentors posed the question: "What does a Hollywood blockbuster about an African superhero have to do with nonprofit organizations working for justice?" The Black Panther movie has raised discussions of intersectional racial j…
Campaign Example:
CAF: Towards Equitable Adaptation
Leading up to the August 2018 California Adaptation Forum, organizers gathered stories from frontline communities to highlight innovative engagement strategies. "Towards Equitable Adaptation" is a collection of first-hand accounts and guidance from climat…
Case Study:
CASE STUDY: Ready for 100 (Sierra Club)
Based on interviews with Sierra Club staff and partner organizations, this case study looks at some of the strategic thinking and learnings that have emerged from the Ready for 100 effort over the past two years.
Case Study:
CASE STUDY: How the 100% Clean Energy Story is Being Told in American Cities
The case study looks at how the 100% clean energy story is being told in six American communities, each with its own distinct demographics, issues and ideologies.
Polling & Social Science:
Equitable, Community Driven Climate Preparedness Planning
Climate change is one of our most critical global challenges. Though climate change affects individuals across different socio-economic groups: people of color, immigrants, and low-income communities are most at risk of climate-related hazards. Download …
Polling & Social Science:
Imagine a Puerto Rico Recovery Designed by Puerto Ricans
Following the devastation of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, Puerto Ricans have come together to design a “just recovery” plan for the island that prioritizes community-controlled clean energy and agriculture, self-sufficiency, and political power.