Tar Creek, Miami, OK, May. 2021. The creek was named one of “America’s Most Endangered Rivers.”

LEAD Agency, an A2 member, is fighting to save it. Photograph: Todd Stewart

...our work would not be possible. Here are just a few things we’ve done:

Since our founding in 2017, grown to more than 100 members.
Matched 50 communities with free scientists, lawyers, and artists.
Facilitated dozens of meetings between members and legislators.
Raised funds for 57% of our members to a value of $16.5 million.
In the last year, connected members to the media over 100 times.
Helped put our Gullah-Geechee Coalition on ABC’s Nightline!
Got six members onto NPR’s Science Friday!
We’re still growing! We aim for 225 grassroots leaders by 2025.

Our new program, Frontline 360, offers environmental justice communities wrap-around services from some of the best-trained scientists, lawyers, engineers, designers, and statisticians in the country. The goal is to arm them in the fight to save their communities – and the rest of us – from climate change, environmental abuse, and bad development. The fight is global. We have a world to win!

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Thanks!

Harriet Festing, Executive Director, Anthropocene Alliance

*Here are a few of our institutional partners and donors: American Rivers, Buy-In, Center for Democratic and Environmental Rights, Center for Applied Environmental Science, Climate Cost Project, Climigration Network, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, EDF, Environmental Law Institute, Environmental Protection Network, JPB Foundation, Kresge Foundation, National College Sea Grant Program, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, NRDC, Pew Charitable Trusts, Pisces Foundation, Research4Impact, Rose Foundation, Sierra Club, Statisticians Without Borders, Thriving Earth Exchange, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Silver Jackets, US Climate Action Network, Water Foundation