A New Role at CDE
We are hiring for an Executive Director/Co-Director! We are grateful to all who have applied. The Executive Director/Co-Director cultivates authentic…
We believe the environmental movement must evolve as a field to better care for the planet, people and all beings. It will require a system-wide shift in how we approach environmentalism, our relationships with each other, and our place within the natural world. Our work focuses on growing a strong and diverse network of leaders to envision, instigate and guide this transformation.
We are hiring for an Executive Director/Co-Director! We are grateful to all who have applied. The Executive Director/Co-Director cultivates authentic…
The intention with the EPOC EE Series is to recharge, address emergent issues and energize people with the knowledge that…
Building the Foundation is the first step in a dynamic and rewarding journey. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just starting…
We work from the inside out, engaging people’s minds, hearts and hands. Our minds bring us to new awareness and analysis; our hearts drive our motivation to engage in this work; and our hands lead us to action.
We offer transformational leadership opportunities for individuals who wish to become effective change agents in their organizations and communities.
We support organizations along the change continuum, from the establishment of a solid foundation to customized programs that help them navigate this nuanced work.
We support coalition building, network coordination and community engagement to bridge the historical divide between the highly funded, white dominant environmental movement and Indigenous, Black and People of Color who have been excluded from decision-making tables, and whose cultural values have been silenced in mainstream dialogue.
Since our beginning in 2008, we’ve supported organizations and individuals to build their ability to shift power within the environmental movement. We believe everyone has a role in this evolution. We work with people of all backgrounds and identities, while centering the leadership of communities most impacted by environmental racism. We were founded and continue to be led by Indigenous, Black and People of Color.
Greetings! How do you sow clover? That’s a question posed decades ago in a different time of confusion and violence,…
Reflections from the Field In trainings and talks about equity, diversity, inclusion, healing justice and liberation, I’m often asked: “How…
If you’re a reader of CDE newsletters, chances are you know I have a deep relationship with rivers. My love…
“Decolonizing is removing and breaking down long-established systems that maintain the power of the smaller group of people who have come in and taken power, and allowing for self-determination of the Indigenous communities.” —Manuel Oliva, CDE course participant, “In Their Own Words”