Alliance for Climate Education

WestEd is a nonprofit research, development and service agency that strives to enhance and increase education and human development within schools, families and communities. Located in more than 15 offices throughout the country, its staff includes some of the preeminent leaders in the field of education and human development. Among its specialties are education assessment and accountability; early childhood and youth development; program evaluation; community building and policy analysis. The agency s priority is serving underserved populations. Its focus on this service includes a range of client-focused, nonpartisan and research-based work that integrates diverse areas of expertise. That work stretches to more than 400 projects at the national, state, district, school and individual levels.

The National Equity Project, based in Oakland, CA, is dedicated to fostering equitable learning environments and empowering leaders within educational systems. Their mission is to ensure that every young person has the necessary support to learn, contribute, and thrive in a diverse and interconnected world. Through strategic consulting, professional development, and community partnerships, the National Equity Project collaborates with school districts, educational organizations, and individuals to promote care, respect, and a sense of belonging in education. They hold a strong belief that public education is fundamental to democracy and that enduring change requires collective effort and effective leadership. Generated from the website

The Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN) is dedicated to empowering Southeast Asian communities in the San Francisco Bay Area through grassroots organizing for environmental justice. With offices located in Oakland, Richmond, and Wilmington, APEN engages community members by offering opportunities to volunteer, intern, and participate in campaigns that address environmental issues affecting their neighborhoods. APEN actively seeks individuals fluent in various Southeast Asian languages, as well as those with skills in filmmaking, photography, and graphic design, to strengthen their initiatives. By fostering community involvement and collaboration, APEN aims to build power and create a thriving environment where all people can access clean air and live sustainably. Generated from the website