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A movement strong enough to take on the Climate Emergency and shift us to the sustainable, equitable world we know is possible.

The Approach

We’re helping people from across the country come together to take back our future.

Pushing for all-hands-on-deck effort to take on the Climate Emergency

Advocating for emergency-speed action, climate justice,  and a just transition

Building grassroots power

Equipping and connecting individuals

Our Programs

Bringing people together with tools for effective change
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Organizing

We train organizers to build power for real change. We’re working with people around the country providing peer support, tools, education and community for changemakers from all corners of the movement. If you are interested in learning more or getting involved, please sign up here:

Climate Transformation

Climate Transformation is all about helping people face the truth — we’re confronting the breakdown of our climate and it’s terrifying — and use it to change the world. We’re bringing psychology and climate science together to help people transform themselves and their communities by turning climate grief, overwhelm or powerlessness into concrete action.
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Research

Our research team is developing policy concepts that will spark the public imagination and provide pathways to restore a safe climate. We’re creating blueprints that transition our economy away from fossil fuels rapidly, while protecting workers and vulnerable communities. We study what is working elsewhere and translate what the science tells us we must achieve into concrete concepts for movement organizers and public leaders.

About Us

Climate Mobilization Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit founded in 2015 working collaboratively with The Climate Mobilization to grow the movement for a just, emergency-speed mobilization to save our planet. No one is stepping up to make the urgent changes required to save us. All of us must take this on. We have to take back our future.

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Our Impact

Our work has been pivotal in catalysing the Climate Emergency movement: 

  • Leading to declarations of Climate Emergency in nearly 1,500 towns, cities and countries around the globe. 
  • We’ve pushed the national conversation about climate solutions from gradual, long- range ideas and into emergency-mode. 
  • We’ve helped educate cultural and political leaders to embrace bold, comprehensive, emergency-speed climate action. 
  • Our organizers around the country brought this message to their communities, helping make “Climate Emergency” the Oxford English Dictionary the 2019 word of the year.

Board of Directors

The Climate Mobilization Project Board of Directors is key to helping guide the success of our work — we’re grateful for their dedication to our mission.

Christine Milne

Author and former Australian Green Party leader

Eytan Lenko

Technology entrepreneur and clean-energy transition advocate

James Streit

Senior portfolio manager, Bank of America

Margaret Klein Salamon

Executive director of Climate Mobilization Project

Shuo Peskoe-Yang

Non-profit strategy and research specialist

Donate by Check

Please include your email address on your check so that we can contact you with a confirmation. Checks can be addressed to:

Climate Mobilization Project:
Climate Mobilization Project
275 9th Street, Suite 150329
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Donations to Climate Mobilization Project, a 501(c)3 non-profit, are tax-deductible.

Change Your Recurring Gift

To make a change to your monthly gift, please email us at help@climatemobilization.org and specify the change you’d like to make. We will get back to you as soon as possible to confirm the changes. If you need further assistance, you may contact Marina Mails, at marina.mails@climatemobilization.org.

Bank Transfer

For bank to bank transfer instructions, please contact Matt Renner (matt@climatemobilization.org) or Marina Mails (marina.mails@climatemobilization.org)

Planned Giving

Talk with your tax advisor about a planned gift to Climate Mobilization Project, our 501(c)(3). If you decide to leave a bequest to our organization as part of your will or trust, you may specify a certain donation amount, or leave a percentage of your total assets. Here is sample language that may be helpful to you and your legal advisor as you prepare your paperwork:
“I give to Climate Mobilization Project, a not-for-profit organization incorporated by the laws of the state of Delaware, having as its principal address 275 9th Street, Suite 150329 Brooklyn, NY 11215, the sum of $_____ or ______% of my estate or residuary estate to be used for its general purposes.”
For your reference, the Climate Mobilization Project EIN is: 81-1235389 Please contact Matt Renner (matt@climatemobilization.org) or Marina Mails (marina.mails@climatemobilization.org) with questions.

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Donors can contribute stock to Climate Mobilization Project through the online service Stock Donator:

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Please contact your financial advisor for information regarding fees and tax advantages.

Climate Mobilization Project is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. If you would like to contact us please send a message to help@climatemobilization.org

Christine Milne, AO

Board Member

Christine is an Australian politician who served as a Senator for Tasmania from 2005-2015. Christine was the first woman to lead the parliamentary caucus of the Australian Greens from 2012 to 2015. In 2018, she was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia: “For distinguished service to the Australian and Tasmanian Parliaments, and through domestic and global contributions to the protection and preservation of the natural environment.” The author of An Activist Life, Christine earned a BA in Australian history and a Certificate of Education from the University of Tasmania.

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Eytan Lenko

Board Member
Eytan is an Australian technology entrepreneur and clean-energy transition advocate. He is on the Board of Directors of the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network and is Board Chair of Beyond Zero Emissions, a non-profit research and education organization developing blueprints for the implementation of climate change solutions. Eytan co-founded Outware — a mobile strategy, design, and development company — and grew it from a team of three to over 250. He has a BE in computer engineering and a BS in computer science from the University of Melbourne and a graduate certificate in sustainability from Swinburne University of Technology.
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James Streit

Board Member

James has been working in banking and finance for over 25 years, most recently as a senior portfolio manager in Bank of America’s corporate treasury department. Prior to his current role, James worked as a portfolio manager for a variety of entities, including Salomon Brothers and Credit Suisse, as well as smaller start-up firms. He has a longstanding interest in issues related to the climate crisis, and has supported organizations such as The Climate Mobilization and The Sierra Club in their efforts to bring about an appropriate response based on the best available science. James holds an MA in physics and a BA in physics and mathematics from Columbia University, and is a CFA charterholder.

Margaret Klein Salamon

PhD, President
Margaret is the founder of The Climate Mobilization (TCM) and Climate Mobilization Project (CMP) and serves as CMP’s Executive Director, leading organizational strategy for both organizations. In these roles she has helped catalyze a worldwide climate emergency movement. She is the author of Facing the Climate Emergency: How to Transform Yourself with Climate Truth (New Society Publishers, April 2020) and several influential essays. She is also a member of the Climate Emergency Fund’s Advisory Board. Margaret earned her PhD in clinical psychology from Adelphi University and a BA in social anthropology from Harvard. Though she loved being a therapist, Margaret felt called to apply her psychological and anthropological knowledge to solving the Climate Emergency.
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Shuo Peskoe-Yang

Board Member
Shuo is a non-profit strategy and research specialist whose areas of specialty include diversity, equity, and inclusion; movement and coalition building; organizational planning and development; campaign strategy and tactics; fundraising; and quantitative and qualitative research. He is a current member of Resource Generation and is a former Senior Researcher at Corporate Accountability and Teaching Assistant at George Mason University. Shuo received his BS in neuroscience from the University of Delaware.
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