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STEP 4: PEOPLE

Why partner with other people and organizations?

A lot of climate projects involve changing the way people do things as a whole or how whole systems work. Just changing within a small group of people will not have a big enough effect.

 

Use this part of the planning process to think about people or organizations that should be involved to make your project a success.

 

In general, if you are doing an event in your school it’s good to let your administrators know, sometimes they can provide resources or contacts you didn’t originally think of. Additionally, partnering with groups outside of your own is a good way to maintain accountability!

This checklist will help you think about possible participation:

  • Students
  • Faculty
  • Administrators
  • City council
  • Sustainability coordinator
  • Parents
  • Experts/consultants
  • Community members
  • Local authority
  • Climate groups
  • Volunteer groups
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Organizations + Partnerships

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We have compiled a list of organizations and groups that BAYCS Youth Advisory Council members have worked closely with. Email bayareaycs@gmail.com if you're interested in getting your project connected with a group on this list!

Organizations

  • Sunrise Movement

  • Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action

  • 350 Bay Area

  • Youth vs Apocalypse

  • CYCP

  • Fossil Free California

  • Youth on Root

  • Acterra

  • Trust for Public Land

  • Enterprise for Youth

  • Marine Mammal Center

  • Mycelium Youth Network

  • Pacific Beach Coalition

  • and more!

School Clubs

  • LWHS Environmental Club

  • Woodside Environmental Club

  • Sunrise Lowell HS

  • San Mateo High School Green Team

  • Nueva Environmental Club

  • The Bay School of SF Club

  • George Washington Environmental Club

  • HOPE Collaborative

  • Piedmont Green Team

  • East Oakland Communities for a Better Environment

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