- Learn about how to call Congress for the issues you’re passionate about.
- Research how to protest safely before hitting the streets.
- Demand recycling stations in your school, place of work or religious organization. You can apply for recycling grants to help fund your initiative at school!
- Become a trained “The Oceanic Standard” advocate and drive responsible consumption in your community! Reach out to: theoceanicstandard@oceanic.global to join the next training.
- Start a Zero Hour Sister Chapter. If you don’t have a climate justice group in your area, become the leader of one. Apply to create a chapter here!
- Back a scientist running for office. Few members of Congress identify as scientists, which many science-minded advocates say is part of the problem when it comes to climate legislation.
- Check out XR Youth’s US Guidebook on how to organize actions in COVID times. This is a great resource for new organizers! You can also learn how to organize a support network in your city: this guide from XR Youth US, Zero Hour, IIYC & Future Coalition explains how to effectively mobilize an interconnected web of group chats, youth, and resources.
- Lead a school climate strike with Fridays for Future
- Help NRDC save NYC composting!
- Set up meetings with city leaders to discuss ways they can set climate science-based targets. Use this guide to help inform your conversation and serve as a resource.
- Learn how to Cast Your Ballot Safely on Election Day. Read this article about how to prepare for this important day.
