Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs

For Central Valley Air Quality Coalition's Healthy Air And Stable Climate Action Project

  • Amount
    $120,000
  • Program
  • Date Awarded
    11/15/2011
  • Term
    12.0 Months
  • Type of Support
    Project
Overview
Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs is the fiscal sponsor of the Central Valley Air Quality Coalition, a partnership of more than seventy medical, public health, religious, community, and environmental organizations. The Coalition would create a regranting program to direct small grants to community groups that play a critical role in educating key decisionmakers. The grant would also increase the ability of the Coalition to work with a diverse array of organizations on efforts to restrict development of high carbon fuels, ensure that clean renewable energy is developed, and adopt and implement policies to reduce transportation sector emissions.
About the Grantee
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for Building Equity and Alignment for Environmental Justice  
The mission of Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs (SEE) is to empower, encourage, and catalyze projects in areas of social and environmental justice. This grant is for Building Equity and Alignment for Environmental Justice, a fiscally sponsored project of SEE, whose charitable mission is to foster authentic cross-sector relationships to advance the progress of the environmental movement.
for Advocates for Community Alternative’s project on local government accountability in Ghana  
The Advocates for Community Alternatives program partners with communities in West Africa to explore development alternatives that are not dependent on mining and carbon extraction. This grant will support the program’s ongoing work in the Donkro Nkwanta region of Ghana to refine their methodology for future community engagement throughout Ghana and West Africa.
for the East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice project  
Social and Environmental Entrepreneurs is the fiscal sponsor of East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice-a core group in several California and national coalitions advocating for zero-emission freight systems to improve the health of residents living near ports and along freight routes; it also works to curb global warming. This renewal grant would allow the organization to continue its community organizing, policy advocacy, and coalition-building work in pursuit of emission reductions in and around Los Angeles ports, as well as its work with a new Clean Freight Coalition linked to California's global warming emission reduction program.

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