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Be bold. Get political.

You have more influence than you realize. If more of us get off the sidelines and press for bold climate leadership, we can achieve game-changing climate policy. New to political action? So is over half our community! Climate Changemakers makes it simple to get started with step-by-step playbooks and just one hour a week.

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TESTIMONIALS

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  • Testimonial showing tweet for US Senator Blumenthal
  • Testimonial showing quote from changemaker Nancy: "“Climate Changemakers is my weekly antidote to climate anxiety and despair. The team works to create meaningful, targeted & impactful actions -- you just have to bring your passion."
  • Testimonial from US Rep Scott Peters: "politicians follow what's popular, so to the extent you can make this stuff popular and bring it to the attention of politicians, it's really, really powerful, and I’m just so encouraged that you're doing this.“
  • Testimonial from changemaker Jenny: "“I had always felt unconfident on how to spend my time politically in the name of climate. That is, until Climate Changemakers. They have made it SO EASY and only ask for 1 hour a week!"
  • Testimonial from US Rep Andy Kim: "it's so important that all of you continue to do what you're doing to be able to keep this on my attention and on my radar, as well as others. We need to have champions both inside and outside of government"
  • Testimonial from Serena: ""I was one of those people who avoided politics at all costs. However, since coming to understand that as citizens, we have a responsibility to engage in the political process, I joined Climate Changemakers."
  • Testimonial from Haley: ""Huge shout out to Climate Changemakers — taking that 1 hour per week to call or write friends, utilities, newspapers, and representatives with a bunch of other awesome people reduces my climate stress by like 70%."

As seen in

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Thank you Prevention Magazine for featuring Climate Changemakers in your March print issue!

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