Meet a CCANer: Paolo Mutia
Paolo is the Central Virginia Organizer at the Chesapeake Climate Action Network. Here’s his story. Tell us a little bit about yourself! I was born in the Philippines, but Richmond
Meet a CCANer: Steven Hershkowitz
Tell us a little bit about yourself! I grew up on Long Island, New York as the son of two public school teachers. My father, in addition to teaching English,
Meet a CCANer: Lauren Landis
Lauren Landis is CCAN’s Hampton Roads Organizer. Here’s her story. Tell us a little bit about yourself! I was born in Virginia but grew up in Texas! I moved to
Meet a CCANer: Hannah Laub
Hannah Laub is CCAN’s Virginia Grassroots Coordinator. Here’s her story. Tell us a little bit about yourself! Hi there! I was born in raised in Charlottesville, Virginia. I left VA
Striking with Greta Thunberg, the Global Climate Strike, and Beyond
-Written by Helena Schmitt During my freshman year writing class at the George Washington University this past spring, I wrote a research paper about the “Fridays for Future” climate change
Thousands of Students and Their Supporters Go On Strike Across Maryland, Virginia, and DC
Washington, DC — Today, more than one thousand “climate strikes” are taking place across the world, along with dozens of actions in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC. These are taking place
Meet a CCANer: Anthony Field
Anthony Field is CCAN’s Maryland Campaign Coordinator. Here’s his story. Tell me a little bit about yourself! I was born in Plano, texas and went to High School in Wylie,
DC Has More Climate Work to do Than You Think
Washington, DC is a national icon when it comes to climate action. We don’t always get as much recognition as states but hey… we’re used to that. In December 2018
Fifty Years Later: The Moon Landing and Our Overheating Earth Back Home
For all I know, the old yellow mailbox was there on the porch on July 20th, 1969. The Takoma Park homeowners must have gotten letters from relatives and friends afterwards,
Worried about ICE actions? So am I
Climate Solidarity Means Immigrant Solidarity I need to start by talking about my brothers. I’m choosing not to broadcast their names, but they are 14 and 20 years old. They
