Toolkits

Campus Leaders Manual

This one-stop shop for all things related to campus organizing includes guidelines for campus leaders, how to start a student chapter, planning, outreach, and recruitment, and building political will. Download here!

Sample outreach EMAILs

Tell your sustainability director or faculty member about all the ways to collaborate with CCL. Here is a sample email to help you get started on higher ed outreach.

Earth Week Toolkit

Earth Week is a prime time to educate your community about climate solutions, find new members for your group, and engage in climate advocacy. Review our Higher Education Earth Week Toolkit for ideas of activities you can do.

COVID-19 Climate Advocacy Toolkit

More and more events are being cancelled and people are being encouraged to practice social distancing to limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus. What might CCLers do during this time to continue our progress on climate action? This toolkit has some ideas.

EJ Toolkit

The toolkit defines environmental justice, features various university, community and international case studies, and includes specific action items that people can take to advocate for and promote environmental justice. The toolkit was collaboratively developed by University of Connecticut professors and students, local community organizers, and national advocates at the United Nations Association of the USA.

Climate Signs

Got a tabling or outreach event? Use our fun Climate Signs for photo opportunities.

 

Higher Ed Tabling Materials

Use these flyers to recruit more student leaders to your chapter.

Action plan template

Help your Campus Chapter team stay organized and keep track of goals with this template.

STorytelling toolkit

The Our Climate Storytelling Toolkit features advice from climate communications experts to explore the power of creative storytelling in a campaign and address any questions that may come up in the process.

climate week toolkit

Youth are calling on adults to join them in the Global Climate Strikes September 20-27, 2019. Review our Higher Education Climate Week Toolkit for more details, and for information on how to take action on climate change.

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Covid-19 and Climate change: a bibliography

From scientific studies to podcasts, we are developing a better understanding of how global temperature trends affect human health. Click here to learn more about how climate change and pandemics are connected.

Conference and lobby day cheat sheet

Review our cheat sheet to read about how to best prepare for our annual CCL Conference and Lobby Day in Washington, DC.

Keep Calm and Price Carbon

Purchase our CCL merchandise here to be the face of carbon pricing and climate activism to your friends, family, and co-workers!