Congress is headed home for August, and when they return they will make the most important decisions yet for our climate and our future. Congress needs to hear from us, NOW. The administration’s delayed climate action will pick up again in the fall, and robust public support will ensure bold and equitable climate solutions that benefit everyone. We stand together on this. 78% of Americans now say they are personally concerned about climate change. 96% of us believe we have a right to live in a healthy environment with clean air and water (ecoAmerica, 2021).

You can make a difference by raising your voice. This is why the MomentUs Coalition invites you to join us in delivering an urgent message using the following actions during our MomentUs Summer Action Campaign:

Now through August: SUBMIT A LETTER TO THE EDITOR calling on your elected leaders to take bold climate action. Use and customize our sample language, and submit it to your local publication. Share on your social media and invite others to join you.

August 1 – August 30: CALL YOUR CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION and ask them to support just, equitable and bold climate action that halves carbon emissions each decade going forward, restores nature, and centers justice and equity. Use and modify the script we prepared, and invite others to join you in calling their elected officials by sharing on social media.

We each have a role to play, and together we have the solutions and the reach to turn the tide.

Join MomentUs and ask Congress to implement policies that halve carbon emissions, restore nature, and center equity and justice.

We’re keeping track of campaign progress and we want to amplify your great work on social media. Please complete this SHORT FORM to let us know how you have advocated as part of the MomentUs campaign.

Share on social media and invite others to join you, MomentUs Social Toolkit.

MomentUs Statement

We need to address climate change now. Together, we can bring about ambitious and equitable solutions rooted in shared American values that address climate risks and impacts and bring broad benefits to society. We have a moral imperative to act individually, organizationally and collectively to protect our health, our children, our communities, and our future while there is time left to chart a new path forward.
 
We call for ambitious climate policies from local, regional and national policymakers that eliminate carbon pollution, restore thriving natural systems, and prioritize justice and equity to protect and support all Americans. These solutions must halve carbon emissions each decade going forward, begin removing existing carbon pollution and correct racial, cultural, and economically based inequities and injustices.
 
We will also take action in our workplaces, communities, organizations and our homes to eliminate and reverse our contributions to climate pollution, advocate for ambitious policies at the local, regional and national levels, and encourage others to do the same.
 
Climate change is becoming irreversible, with consequences so dramatic they are impossible to overstate. But as before, in the darkest of times, American ingenuity and compassion can prevail for a brighter and more equitable tomorrow. Together we can turn this moment of trial into our greatest triumph. We invite you to join us.

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    Charter Signatories
    Elaine Auld, MPH, MCHES®, CEO, Society for Public Health Education
    Marcia Angle, MD, Public Health Physician
    Rev. Dr. Jim Antal*, Special Advisor on Climate Justice to UCC General Minister and President and Author: Climate Church, Climate World
    Hon. Ralph Becker, Executive Director, Central Wasatch Commission, 34th Mayor of Salt Lake City
    Ed Begley, Jr., Actor, Environmental Leader
    Dr. Bruce Bekkar, Board Member, Climate Action Campaign
    Dr. Georges Benjamin, Executive Director, American Public Health Association
    Dr. Regina Benjamin, MD, 18th U.S. Surgeon General
    Rev. Brooks Berndt, Minister for Environmental Justice, United Church of Christ
    Dr. Aaron Bernstein, MD, MPH, Interim Director, Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Harvard C-CHANGE)
    Rev. Canon Sally Bingham, President Emeritus, Interfaith Power and Light
    Hon.  Jackie Biskupski, 35th Mayor, Salt Lake City
    June Blotnick, Executive Director, Clean Air Carolina
    Charlotte Brody, RN, National Director, Healthy Babies Bright Futures
    Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Missioner for Creation Care Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts
    Hon. Kevin Burns, Mayor of Geneva, IL and Chairman, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Environment Committee
    Rev. Tom Carr, Creation Justice Network Steering Committee Coordinator, American Baptist Churches USA
    Rev. Dr. Ambrose F. Carroll, Founder, Green The Church
    Jeff Carter, Executive Director, Physicians for Social Responsibility
    Anabell Castro Thompson, NP, 17th President, National Association of Hispanic Nurses
    Alan Chung, Entrepreneur    
    Gary Cohen, President, Health Care Without Harm
    Leah Missbach Day, Co-Founder, World Bicycle Relief
    Rev. Carol Devine, Minister, Green Chalice
    Rev. Rebecca Driscoll, Minister for Creation Justice, American Baptist Churches USA
    Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker*, Director, Social Action Commission, AME Church
    Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, Board Chair, Interfaith Power and Light
    Dr. David T. Dyjack, Dr.PH, CIH Executive Director, National Environmental Health Association
    Dr. Chris Elisara, Director, Creation Care Task Force, World Evangelical Alliance
    Rev. Eric Elnes, Senior Minister, Countryside Community Church (UCC)
    Dr. Arthur Evans, PhD, CEO and EVP, American Psychological Association
    Ani Fête Crews*, Director, Blessed Tomorrow
    Sarah Finnie Robinson, Founding Director, The 51 Percent Project
    Dr. Antonio Flores, President & CEO, Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
    Dr. Howard Frumkin, Dr.PH, MPH, MD, Former Director, National Center for Environmental Health, US CDC
    Joseph Gatto, Founder and Managing Partner, Orient Point Partners
    Dr. Lynn Goldman, MD, MPH, MS, Dean of the Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University
    Barb Gottlieb, Director of Environment and Health, Physicians for Social Responsibility
    Rabbi Steve Gutow*, The Religious Leadership and Civic Engagement Project Co-Director and Research Scholar, NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
    Vanessa Hauc, Senior Correspondent, Noticiero Telemundo
    Rev. Dr. Katharine Henderson*, President, Auburn Seminary
    Adrienne L. Hollis, Senior Climate Justice and Health Scientist, Union of Concerned Scientists
    Rev. Teresa Hord Owens, General Minister and President, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the US
    Katie Huffling, RN, CNM, Executive Director, Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments
    Fern Ingber, Founding President & CEO, National Children’s Oral Health Foundation
    Ruth Ivory-Moore, Program Director, Environment and Corporate Social Responsibility, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
    Dr. Richard Jackson, MD, MPH, Former Director, CDC National Center for Environmental Health
    Rev. Stephanie Johnson, Chair, The Episcopal Church’s Task Force on the Care of Creation and Environmental Racism
    Hon. Elizabeth B. Kautz, Mayor, City of Burnsville, MN 
    Peggy Knudson, Chief Development Officer, Nuclear Threat Initiative
    Fred Krueger, Executive Coordinator, National Religious Coalition on Creation Care
    Dr. Philip J. Landrigan, MD, MSc, FAAP, Director, Program for Global Public Health and the Common Good   Boston College
    Frank Loy, Former Lead U.S. Climate Negotiator
    Harleen Marwah, MS, Founder and Chair, Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    Imam Mohamed Magid, Executive Imam, All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) Center
    Dr. Beverly Malone, PhD, CEO, National League of Nursing
    Diane Mancino, EdD, RN, CAE, FAAN, Executive Director, National Student Nurses’ Association
    Leyla McCurdy*, MPhil, Environmental Health Consultant and Chair Climate for Health
    Brian D. McLaren, Vote Common Good, Center for Action and Contemplation, Auburn Senior Fellows, Auburn Seminary
    Kate Meis*, Executive Director, Local Government Commission
    Dan Misleh, Executive Director, Catholic Climate Covenant
    Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, III, Senior Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ
    Matt Mullenweg, Co-Founder, WordPress; Founder & CEO, Automattic
    Dr. Samuel Myers, MD, MPH, Director, Planetary Health Alliance
    Tia Nelson, Climate Change Program Director, Outrider Foundation
    Hon. Greg Nickels, 51st Mayor, City of Seattle
    Caroline Niemczyk, Conservation Philanthropist
    Nsedu Obot Witherspoon*, MPH, Executive Director, Children’s Environmental Health Network
    Becky O’Brien, Director of Food and Climate, Hazon
    Carl Page, Entrepreneur
    Jonathan Parfrey*, Executive Director, Climate Resolve
    Dr. Jonathan Patz, MD, MPH, Professor and John P Holton Chair of Health and the Environment Director, Global Health Institute, University of Wisconsin – Madison
    Bob Perkowitz*, Founder and President, ecoAmerica
    Hon. Hattie Portis-Jones*, Council Member, Fairburn, GA
    Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, Founder and CEO, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action 
    Bishop Staccato Powell, President, Board of Bishops, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
    Rebecca Rehr*, MPH, Director, Climate for Health
    Lisa Renstrom, Co-Founder, Values Advisor
    Rabbi Jonah Pesner, Director, Religious Action Center for Reform Judaism
    Hon. Jennifer Roberts*, Director, Path to Positive Communities, 58th Mayor of Charlotte
    Geof Rochester, Founder, GRC Advising
    Ted Roosevelt, V President, Redwood Grove Capital
    Dr. Linda Rudolph*, MD, MPH, Director, Center for Climate Change and Health, Public Health Institute US Climate and Health Alliance
    Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero, President, National Latino Evangelical Coalition
    Dr. Mona Sarfaty, MD, MPH, FAAFP, Executive Director, Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
    Rev. Dr. Leah D. Schade, Ordained Lutheran Minister (ELCA), Assistant Professor of Preaching and Worship, Lexington Theological Seminary
    Sarah Schear, Advocacy Co-Chair, Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    Brendan Shane, Director of Climate, The Trust for Public Land
    Philip Sharp, Chair, ecoAmerica; former U.S. Congressman
    Kathy Smith, Creation Justice Network Steering Committee, American Baptist Churches USA                 
    Meighen Speiser*, Executive Director, ecoAmerica
    Rabbi Warren Stone, Co-Chair, National Religious Coalition on Creation Care
    Tom Sturgess, Sturgess Consulting, Ltd.
    Rabbi Daniel Swartz, Executive Director, Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life
    Ellen Townley, Advocacy Co-Chair, Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    Rev. Cameron Trimble, CEO, Convergence
    Dr. Mary Evelyn Tucker, Senior Lecturer and Research Scholar, The Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale
    Sarita Turner, Vice President of U.S. Programs, Institute for Sustainable Communities
    Lise Van Susteren, Psychiatrist, Private Practice
    John Walter, Chairman, Ashlin Management Company
    Parker White, Co-Founder & CEO, Unety
    Dr. Sacoby Wilson, Associate Professor, Applied Environmental Health (MIAEH), University of Maryland
    Sarah Wright, Executive Director, Utah Clean Energy
    *Founding Task Force Member
    Charter Organizational Signatories
    Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments
    AME Church -Social Action Commission
    American Academy of Pediatrics
    American Baptist Churches USA
    American Psychological Association
    American Public Health Association
    Auburn Seminary
    Blessed Tomorrow
    Center for Climate Change and Health at the US Climate and Health Alliance
    Climate for Health
    Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action
    ecoAmerica
    Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
    Green The Church
    Hazon
    Health Care Without Harm
    Local Government Commission
    Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
    Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    National Environmental Health Association
    National League for Nursing
    National Religious Coalition on Creation Care
    National Student Nurses Association
    Path to Positive Communities
    Physicians for Social Responsibility
    Planetary Health Alliance
    Public Health Advisory Council, Climate Action Campaign
    Society for Public Health Education
    Union of Concerned Scientists
    Union for Reform Judaism
    World Evangelical Alliance

    Organizations

    Charter Signatories

    HEALTH
    Elaine Auld, MPH, MCHES®, CEO, Society for Public Health Education
    Marcia Angle, MD, Public Health Physician
    Dr. Georges Benjamin, Executive Director, American Public Health Association
    Dr. Regina Benjamin, MD, 18th U.S. Surgeon General
    Dr. Aaron Bernstein, MD, MPH, Interim Director, Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Harvard C-CHANGE)
    Jeff Carter, Executive Director, Physicians for Social Responsibility
    Anabell Castro Thompson, NP, 17th President, National Association of Hispanic Nurses
    Dr. David T. Dyjack, Dr.PH, CIH Executive Director, National Environmental Health Association
    Dr. Chris Elisara, Director, Creation Care Task Force, World Evangelical Alliance
    Dr. Arthur Evans, PhD, CEO and EVP, American Psychological Association
    Dr. Antonio Flores, President & CEO, Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
    Dr. Howard Frumkin, Dr.PH, MPH, MD, Former Director, National Center for Environmental Health, US CDC
    Dr. Lynn Goldman, MD, MPH, MS, Dean of the Milken Institute School of Public Health, George Washington University
    Barb Gottlieb, Director of Environment and Health, Physicians for Social Responsibility
    Katie Huffling, RN, CNM, Executive Director, Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments
    Fern Ingber, Founding President & CEO, National Children’s Oral Health Foundation
    Dr. Richard Jackson, MD, MPH, Former Director, CDC National Center for Environmental Health
    Harleen Marwah, MS, Founder and Chair, Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    Dr. Beverly Malone, PhD, CEO, National League of Nursing
    Diane Mancino, EdD, RN, CAE, FAAN, Executive Director, National Student Nurses’ Association
    Leyla McCurdy*, MPhil, Environmental Health Consultant and Chair Climate for Health
    Dr. Samuel Myers, MD, MPH, Director, Planetary Health Alliance
    Nsedu Obot Witherspoon*, MPH, Executive Director, Children’s Environmental Health Network
    Dr. Jonathan Patz, MD, MPH, Professor and John P Holton Chair of Health and the Environment Director, Global Health Institute, University of Wisconsin – Madison
    Rebecca Rehr*, MPH, Director, Climate for Health
    Dr. Linda Rudolph*, MD, MPH, Director, Center for Climate Change and Health, Public Health Institute US Climate and Health Alliance
    Dr. Mona Sarfaty, MD, MPH, FAAFP, Executive Director, Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
    Sarah Schear, Advocacy Co-Chair, Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    Ellen Townley, Advocacy Co-Chair, Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    Dr. Mary Evelyn Tucker, Senior Lecturer and Research Scholar, The Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale
    Lise Van Susteren, Psychiatrist, Private Practice
    Dr. Sacoby Wilson, Associate Professor, Applied Environmental Health (MIAEH), University of Maryland
    Jerome Paulson, MD, George Washington University
    Barbara Gottlieb, Director, Environment & Health, Physicians for Social Responsibility
    David Dyjack, CEO, NEHA
    Patrice Nicholas, Distinguished Teaching Professor and Director, Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health
    Kathleen Price, MD, Virginia
    Perry Sheffield, Pediatrician, Deputy Director Region 2 Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
    Dr. Deandra Clark, Pediatrician, AnMed Health
    Tim O’Mara, MD, Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action
    Homan Wai, Physician, Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action
    Samantha Ahdoot, Chair, Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action
    David Neison, MD, Kaiser Permanente, Southern California Permanente Medical Group
    Alonzo Hill, Health Enthusiast Nutrition & Life Coach, Zolingo’s Spice for Life
    Colin Nackerman, Associate Director of Policy & Operations, Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
    Dr. Natasha DeJarnett, Assistant Professor, University of Louisville Division of Environmental Medicine
    Leon Vinci, CEO, Health Promotion Consultants
    Abby Lois, Executive Director, Wisconsin Health Professionals for Climate Action
    Bob Doppelt, Coordinator, International Transformational Resilience Coalition (ITRC)
    Andrew Lewandowski, DO, Wisconsin Health Professionals for Climate Action; Wisconsin Environmental Health Network; Wisconsin Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics
    Chirantan Mukhopadyay, Chair, Wisconsin Health Professionals for Climate Action
    Sally Kaufman, MD, Climate Action Campaign PHAC
    Christine James, MD, MSc, PHAC of Climate Action Campaign; Climate Health Now
    Amanda Millstein, MD, Climate Health Now
    Dr. Janet Perlman, Stanford Childrens Health
    Manijeh Berenji, Physician, Boston Medical
    Christine Johnstad, Medical Student, UWSMPH
    Kimberly Williams, PhD, GA Clinicians for Climate Action
    Patricia Healey, RN, Cooley Dickinson Hospital
    Astraea Davidson, Psychotherapist, Astraea Bella, LCSW
    Janice Fitzgerald, APN, Jersey Renews, HPAE, Rutgers University School of Nursing Alumnae
    Evan Brockman, MD, MPH, Georgia Clinicians for Climate Action
    Howard Frumkin, Professor Emeritus, University of Washington
    Shady Abohashem, Physician and Cardiovascualr Research Scientist, Massachusetts General Hospital-Harvard Medical School
    Steven Averbuch, MD, S D Averbuch Consulting, LLC
    Dawn Smith, Faculty Specialist II, Western Michigan University
    Regina Gomez, MD FACOG, Illinois Clinicians for Climate Action/Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
    Dr. Lisa Patel, Stanford
    Hillel Harris, MD, Physician, Emergency Medicine Section
    Tina Joy Craven, Project Coordinator, SOPHE
    Linda Nelson, DNP, MPH, University of Minnesota
    FAITH
    Rev. Dr. Jim Antal*, Special Advisor on Climate Justice to UCC General Minister and President and Author: Climate Church, Climate World
    Rev. Brooks Berndt, Minister for Environmental Justice, United Church of Christ
    Rev. Canon Sally Bingham, President Emeritus, Interfaith Power and Light
    Rev. Dr. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Missioner for Creation Care Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts
    Rev. Tom Carr, Creation Justice Network Steering Committee Coordinator, American Baptist Churches USA
    Rev. Dr. Ambrose F. Carroll, Founder, Green The Church
    Rev. Carol Devine, Minister, Green Chalice
    Rev. Rebecca Driscoll, Minister for Creation Justice, American Baptist Churches USA
    Jacquelyn Dupont-Walker*, Director, Social Action Commission, AME Church
    Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley, Board Chair, Interfaith Power and Light
    Rev. Eric Elnes, Senior Minister, Countryside Community Church (UCC)
    Ani Fête Crews*, Director, Blessed Tomorrow
    Rabbi Steve Gutow*, The Religious Leadership and Civic Engagement Project Co-Director and Research Scholar, NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
    Rev. Dr. Katharine Henderson*, President, Auburn Seminary
    Rev. Teresa Hord Owens, General Minister and President, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the US
    Ruth Ivory-Moore, Program Director, Environment and Corporate Social Responsibility, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
    Rev. Stephanie Johnson, Chair, The Episcopal Church’s Task Force on the Care of Creation and Environmental Racism
    Fred Krueger, Executive Coordinator, National Religious Coalition on Creation Care
    Dr. Philip J. Landrigan, MD, MSc, FAAP, Director, Program for Global Public Health and the Common Good – Boston College
    Imam Mohamed Magid, Executive Imam, All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) Center
    Brian D. McLaren, Vote Common Good, Center for Action and Contemplation, Auburn Senior Fellows, Auburn Seminary
    Dan Misleh, Executive Director, Catholic Climate Covenant
    Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, III, Senior Pastor, Trinity United Church of Christ
    Becky O’Brien, Director of Food and Climate, Hazon
    Rabbi Jennie Rosenn, Founder and CEO, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action
    Bishop Staccato Powell, President, Board of Bishops, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
    Rabbi Jonah Pesner, Director, Religious Action Center for Reform Judaism
    Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero, President, National Latino Evangelical Coalition
    Rev. Dr. Leah D. Schade, Ordained Lutheran Minister (ELCA), Assistant Professor of Preaching and Worship, Lexington Theological Seminary
    Kathy Smith, Creation Justice Network Steering Committee, American Baptist Churches USA
    Rabbi Warren Stone, Co-Chair, National Religious Coalition on Creation Care
    Rabbi Daniel Swartz, Executive Director, Coalition on the Environment and Jewish Life
    Rev. Cameron Trimble, CEO, Convergence
    Sharon Tyson, Deacon, Christ Lutheran Church
    Rabbi Arthur Green, Hebrew College
    Rev. Betsy Sowers, Minister for Earth Justice, Old Cambridge Baptist Church
    Michael Dunham, Jr, Warden, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
    Rev. Kent Siladi, United Church of Christ
    Rev. Dave Brauer-Rieke, ClimateImagination LLC
    Rev. Michael Malcom, Executive Director, People’s Justice Council/Alabama Interfaith Power and Light
    Rev. Doug Bland, Arizona Interfaith Power & Light
    Nancy Lorence, St. Francis Xavier Church, and Metro NY Catholic Climate Movement
    John Sykes, President, Delaware Interfaith Power & Light
    Dawn Cooley, Executive Director, Kentucky Interfaith Power & Light
    Elizabeth Chun Hye Lee, Executive, Economic and Environmental Justice and Climate Justice lead, United Methodist Women
    Phoebe Morad, Executive Director, Lutherans Restoring Creation
    Rev. Linda Taupier, Christ Church Cathedral
    Elise Schlaikjer, St. James & Andrew Episcopal Church
    Rev. Michael Dack, Parkside Community Church
    Jo Ann Florek, Parishioner, Episcopal Diocese of Western MA
    Rev. Alexander Steward, Trinity Lutheran
    Rev. Kenneth Taylor, ELCA
    Caroline Larson, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
    EDUCATION
    Michael Schmeltz, Assistant Professor, California State University – East Bay
    Pamela Guthman, Assistant Population Health Nursing Professor, Academia
    Sabrina Simon, University of São Paulo
    Marie Studer, Senior Program Manager, Planetary Health Alliance
    Jennet Razo, Professor/Ph.D. EM, Saint Louis University, Baguio City
    Dr. Susan Clayton, The College of Wooster
    Dr. Elizabeth McAnally, Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology
    Dr. Mary Evelyn Tucker, Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology
    Dr. Boris Lushniak, University of Maryland School of Public Health
    Justin Peirce, F&M
    Mary Anne Rishebarger, Program Director, Monarch Sister Schools Program
    Gloria Lengel, Sustainable Sandhills/Cumberland Co. Schools
    Nancy Metzger-Carter, Lead Teacher, Schools for Climate Action
    Jennifer Macali, Assistant Professor, University of Utah
    James Strick, Professor of Environmental Studies, Franklin and Marshall College
    ENVIRONMENTAL/CLIMATE
    Charlotte Brody, RN, National Director, Healthy Babies Bright Futures
    Elena Craft, Ph.D., Environmental Defense Fund
    Lesa Walker, MD, MPH, Consultant, Environmental Defense Fund
    Carol DiBenedetto, Strategic Alliances & Fund Development, Go for the Green Strategies
    Marilyn Antonik, Old St Pats
    Daphne Chakurian, RN, University of Missouri
    Marie Studer, Ph.D., Planetary Health Alliance
    Michael Malcom, Executive Director, People’s Justice Council
    Whitney Terrill, Environmental Justice Program Manager, Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light
    Kyle Crider, Program and Policy Director, Alabama Interfaith Power & Light
    Hazel Chandler, Elders Climate Action
    Roxanne Newton, Volunteer, North Carolina Climate Ambassadors
    Laura Hartman, Co-Chair, RAISE (Roanoke Area Interfaith Stewards of the Earth)
    Geri Freedman, Co-Chair, Elders Climate Action
    Rabbi Glenn Jacob, New York Interfaith Power & Light
    Marilyn Price, Volunteer, Elders Climate Action
    Dylan Gaeta, Ph.D. Student, Environmental Health & Engineering, Johns Hopkins University
    NGO
    Ed Begley, Jr., Actor, Environmental Leader
    Dr. Bruce Bekkar, Board Member, Climate Action Campaign
    June Blotnick, Executive Director, Clean Air Carolina
    Gary Cohen, President, Health Care Without Harm
    Leah Missbach Day, Co-Founder, World Bicycle Relief
    Sarah Finnie Robinson, Founding Director, The 51 Percent Project
    Adrienne L. Hollis, Senior Climate Justice and Health Scientist, Union of Concerned Scientists
    Peggy Knudson, Chief Development Officer, Nuclear Threat Initiative
    Kate Meis*, Executive Director, Local Government Commission
    Tia Nelson, Climate Change Program Director, Outrider Foundation
    Caroline Niemczyk, Conservation Philanthropist
    Jonathan Parfrey*, Executive Director, Climate Resolve
    Bob Perkowitz*, Founder and President, ecoAmerica
    Lisa Renstrom, Co-Founder, Values Advisor
    Hon. Jennifer Roberts*, Director, Path to Positive Communities, 58th Mayor of Charlotte
    Brendan Shane, Director of Climate, The Trust for Public Land
    Meighen Speiser*, Executive Director, ecoAmerica
    Sarita Turner, Vice President of U.S. Programs, Institute for Sustainable Communities
    Sarah Wright, Executive Director, Utah Clean Energy
    John Cleveland, President, Innovation Network for Communities
    Marianne Ginsburg, Program Director (Retired), German Marshall Fund of the US
    Emily D’Angelo, Program Analyst, NACCHO
    David Dyjack, CEO, National Environmental Health Association
    Cylvia Hayes, Director, The ReThink
    Juan Carlos Celedon Luran, President, Fundación Explorambiente
    Anne Mellinger-Birdsong, Medical Education Advisor, Mothers and Others for Clean Air
    Kelley Dennings, Campaigner, Center for Biological Diversity
    Kimberly Gutzler, President, National Children’s Campaign
    Leslie Wharton, Elders Climate Action
    Dr. Stacy Blondin, WRI
    GOVERNMENT/CIVIC
    Hon. Ralph Becker, Executive Director, Central Wasatch Commission, 34th Mayor of Salt Lake City
    Hon. Jackie Biskupski, 35th Mayor, Salt Lake City
    Hon. Kevin Burns, Mayor of Geneva, IL and Chairman, Metropolitan Mayors Caucus Environment Committee
    Hon. Elizabeth B. Kautz, Mayor, City of Burnsville, MN
    Frank Loy, Former Lead U.S. Climate Negotiator
    Hon. Greg Nickels, 51st Mayor, City of Seattle
    Hon. Hattie Portis-Jones*, Council Member, Fairburn, GA
    Geof Rochester, Founder, GRC Advising
    Ted Roosevelt, V, President, Redwood Grove Capital
    Philip Sharp, Chair, ecoAmerica; former U.S. Congressman
    Royal DeLegge, Environmental Health Director, Salt Lake County Health Department
    Suja Jacob, Recreation Specialist, Town of Wake Forest PRCR
    Cheryl Salazar, Recreation Supervisor, City of San Marcos
    Carly Carroll, Finance Director, Blue Starr Carolinas
    Kellianne Yarnall, Office Assistant, Oakland County Parks and Recreation
    Queen Quet Goodwine, Founder, Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition
    BUSINESS
    Alan Chung, Entrepreneur
    Joseph Gatto, Founder and Managing Partner, Orient Point Partners
    Vanessa Hauc, Senior Correspondent, Noticiero Telemundo
    Matt Mullenweg, Co-Founder, WordPress; Founder & CEO, Automattic
    Carl Page, Entrepreneur
    Tom Sturgess, Sturgess Consulting, Ltd.
    John Walter, Chairman, Ashlin Management Company
    Parker White, Co-Founder & CEO, Unety
    Bryan Lawson, Founder, The Bryan Lawson Team
    *Founding Task Force Member

    Charter Organizational Signatories

    Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments
    AME Church -Social Action Commission
    American Academy of Pediatrics
    American Baptist Churches USA
    American Psychological Association
    American Public Health Association
    Auburn Seminary
    Blessed Tomorrow
    Center for Climate Change and Health at the US Climate and Health Alliance
    Children’s Environmental Health Network
    Climate for Health
    Climate Crisis Policy
    Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action
    ecoAmerica
    Environmental Defense Fund
    Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
    Fundacion Explorambiente
    Green The Church
    Hazon
    Health Care Without Harm
    Health Promotion Consultants
    Innovation Network for Communities
    International Transformational Resilience
    Local Government Commission
    Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health
    Medical Students for a Sustainable Future
    MGH Institute of Health Professions Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health
    National Environmental Health Association
    National League for Nursing
    National Religious Coalition on Creation Care
    National Student Nurses Association
    Outrider Foundation
    Path to Positive Communities
    Physicians for Social Responsibility
    Planetary Health Alliance
    Public Health Advisory Council, Climate Action Campaign
    Society for Public Health Education
    Union of Concerned Scientists
    Union for Reform Judaism
    Virginia Clinicians for Climate Action
    World Evangelical Alliance
    Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology

    Individuals

    Todd Fernandez
    Heidi Hancher-Rauch
    John Walter
    Jean Breny
    Steve Copulsky
    Theresa Odello
    Richard George
    Steve Rundle
    Nicole Hill
    Cynthia Wood
    Dean Kluesner
    Elizabeth Lewis
    Dr. Cam Escoffery
    Lee Leines
    Professor Darcell Scharff
    Kasondra McCracken
    Mark Smith
    Vi Nguyen, MD
    Manijeh Berenji
    Jean Robinson
    Rev. Alexander Steward
    Rev. Mark Chaffin
    Juliana Cinner
    Maria Kasper
    Gloria Lengel
    Marietta Plummer
    Christina Haag
    Matthew Borkowski
    Erica Stanitski
    Harris Jamal
    Emily Moll
    Mary Suagee-Beauduy
    Jamie Belfer
    Steve Simon
    Connie Moore
    John Sorensen, Elders Action Network
    Lynne Iser
    William DeVincenzi
    Libby Traubman, Elders Action Network
    Graham Cummins
    Stephen Schmidt
    Gordy Fuller
    Caitlin Rublee
    Peter Sergienko
    Andrew Kang Bartlett, Presbyterian Hunger Program, PCUSA
    Lori Dafilou
    Maryellen Lewis, National Community Reinvestment Coalition
    Cynthia Pease
    Ella Ingraham
    Caroline Larson, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Bedford MA
    Pauline Barrett
    Suzannah Muspratt
    Beverly Janowitz-Price
    Charles Dorsey, Swim Fins
    Virginia Volk-Anderson
    Adele Simmons, Global Philanthropy Partnership
    Mary OConnell
    Virginia Crocker
    Shirley McGrath
    Andrea Barney
    Virginia Cetuk
    Bryan Schroeder
    Robert Larsen
    Teri Wright
    Patrick Stieg

    About Us

    MomentUs is a campaign calling for ambitious and equitable climate solutions at the local, regional and national levels. It was created by ecoAmerica and leaders and organizations from health, faith and local communities sectors to engage a broader diversity of Americans in climate action and advocacy, and make a meaningful difference in the trajectory of solutions.

    MomentUs signatories affirm the public statement, engage in the call to action and agree to be listed in communications to local, regional and national policymakers and the public. They will be provided updates on the campaign’s progress, granted access to tools, resources and events, and welcomed into a network of collaboration and collective impact.

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