>> A large tsunami devastated Tonga, spreading throughout multiple islands. In preparation for recovery efforts, donations are being accepted to help the Island Kingdom.

>> Sunrise Movement hubs are still mobilizing to help Kentuckians in need after December's devastating storm. You can give directly to Sunrise Hubs in Kentucky here and here or other mutual aid groups to support relief efforts (like these resources compiled by Kentuckians For The Commonwealth).

Environmental Stewardship Division

>> The ESD honors the Dartmouth Outing Club's long history as an environmental advocate in the Dartmouth Community. Through collaboration with student-leaders within the DOC, as well as the Outdoor Programs Office, they strive to align the DOC's institutional processes with environmental values and keep environmental stewardship at the forefront of general club consciousness. They hope to both serve as a model and resource to other organizations with similar goals and to continuously grow through thoughtful collaborations with others.

Feud for Food

>> Creating opportunities for fresh foods on Chicago’s west side. 

OPAL Environmental Justice 

>> OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon builds power for environmental justice and civil rights in our communities.

Southwest Organizing Project 

>> SWOP’s mission is to “empower disenfranchised communities in the Southwest United States to realize racial and gender equality and social and economic justice.”

Water Drop LA

>> Water Drop LA is a 100% volunteer-run community organization whose mission is to provide clean water and other necessities to communities facing water inaccessibility. By distributing 2,000+ gallons of water to Skid Row each week and by providing water to their partner organizations across Southern California, Water Drop aims to support existing organizers and to meet the immediate needs of the community. Access to clean drinking water is a fundamental human right, and Water Drop believes that legislative advocacy must be accompanied by a swift response to critical necessities.

>> Every year we hold an Annual Meeting to come together in person with staff and Network Members. This is when Network Members share the work they're doing, learn from similar and not-so-similar groups working on youth climate action across the country, and spend time together strategizing and building momentum in the movement as we get ready to plan our next climate justice convergence. Keep an eye out on our social media for any fun activities and community building that happens between organizers. 

>> Welcome our newest staff member, Kourtney Dunning! They'll be PSN's first ever Social Media Lead which means there will be new and exciting social media content around political education, movement history, and Network Member updates.  

>> We're part of the top 30 finalists of the American Climate Leadership Awards! We're part of a group of organizations and individuals who champion climate efforts at the local, state and national level. Read more on the other organizations showing dope climate leadership and action.

Climate Justice Through Divestment

Winter Is In Full Effect, And This Year We Must Make Sure Our Communities Are Prepared

Oil Companies Are Whining About “Discrimination”

February 1, South Carolina Sea Grant: Coastal Climate and Resilience Specialist

February 1, 350PDX: Grants & Operations Manager, Development Manager

February 7, Coalition for Smarter Growth: Policy Intern, Photography & Design Intern, Research and Policy Analysis Intern 

February 7, Friends of Mississippi River: Grassroots Organizing Coordinator, Communications Associate

February 11, Friends of the Mississippi River: Youth Coordinator 

February 13, East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative: Co-Ownership and Education Facilitator

February 14, Friends of the Mississippi River: Ecologist

February 14, Catalyst Miami: Worker-Owned Enterprises Manager

February 18, Friends of the Mississippi River: Program Associate

February 18, Pipeline Safety Trust: Program Manager

February 11, Upside Down Consulting: Solidarity Economy Project Coordinator

February 21, The Fulcrum Fellowship

Deadline not stated, Youth on Root: Program Director

Deadline not stated, Real Pickles Co-operative: Production Manager 

Deadline not stated, Congressional Research Service: Analyst in Energy Policy

Deadline not stated, Solar United Neighbors: Regional Communications Associate - West Region

Deadline not stated, Green 2.0: Digital Communications Associate 

Application accepted on rolling basis, Future Coalition: Social Media Coordinator 

Accepting applications until position is filled, Green Roots Inc: Transit Justice Organizer

February 7, No Fast Fashion February: Ask Me Anything with Jackie Rodríguez

February 7. Synergia: Toward Co-operative Commonwealth - Transition in a Perilous Century

February 23, US Green Building Council Intersectional Environmentalist Series: How best to work with frontline communities

March 28-3, American Climate Leadership Summit

February 21, Mijente: LA VIDA LOCAL 2022

The following list was received from our friends at New Economy Coalition: 

February 10, 2022 Keeling Curve Prize

Rolling application, Liberated Capital: Food and Land Justice Fund - Apply by making an account on www.justfund.us  

Rolling application, New Breath Foundation - Apply by making an account on www.justfund.us  

LAST MONTH WAS ALL ABOUT:

Meet PSN's first Social Media Lead!

Petrochemicals report

*There will be a lot more in store next month!*