Mangroves near Lower Florida Keys, The U.S. National Archives, circa 1975.
Galbraith Lake, Looking South Into the Atigun Valley, The U.S. National Archives, 1972.
Sarpy Creek winds through Sarpy Basin, The U.S. National Archives, 1973.
Mt. Hood and the Hood River Valley, The U.S. National Archives, 1973.
Peak 5308 at the Entrance to the Atigun Gorge (Alaska), U.S. National Archives, 1973.
Fall colors around Lake Superior captured by the MODIS/Terra satellite, NASA, 2011.
Meadow, South Lake Tahoe, from series DOCUMERICA: The Environmental Protection Agency’s Program to Photographically Document Subjects of Environmental Concern, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1972.
Aerial Photograph of Farmland Within a 15-Mile Radius of New Ulm, Minnesota, The U.S. National Archives, circa 1975.
Earth, as Seen by Astronauts Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt from Apollo 17, The U.S. National Archives, 1972.
Sign on Bridge near Ppg Plant Protests Air Pollution (Puerto Rico), The U.S. National Archives, February 1973.
An analysis of Pennsylvania’s forest resources, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1982.

Our mission is to catalyze transformative change in the pursuit of climate justice by strategically confronting and dismantling the deeply entrenched and powerful fossil fuel industry.

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Our Grantmaking Priorities

We recognize that the barriers to a sustainable future are not due to a lack of solutions, but rather the influence of a desperate industry. We support the frontline agents of change who actively challenge the fossil fuel industry’s stranglehold on our planet and its people, in order to pave the way for a more sustainable and equitable world. 

In order to advance our mission, our funding is centered on two strategic tactics.

Movement Building

Social movements and the organizations that flank them are leading the charge against the fossil fuel industry through a broad range of work including community organizing, non-violent direct action, litigation, research, and policy campaigns. We fund a diverse set of movements and movement adjacent organizations holistically, as we know that the strength of a movements’ infrastructure, people, and connectivity are integral to their power and impact.

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Culture Change

We fund groups using cultural interventions such as comedy, public art activations, media, and journalism to reshape and strengthen narratives surrounding the fossil fuel industry. By leveraging creative expressions, we engage the public, shift perspectives, and foster a collective consciousness that rejects the destructive practices of the fossil fuel industry.

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