Spring CLP 5/18!

Calling future leaders of the world!!! The Collaborative Leadership Program (CLP) engages students in leadership and organizing training to build collective capacity to make impactful changes in the UO campus and broader communities. The CLP uses some of the nation’s most comprehensive training curriculum to put students at the forefront of their leadership development through student-led...
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Apply for 2013-14 Steering Committee!

Do you want to make the world a better place? Are you looking for a place where you can use your unique skills to make a difference, and develop your leadership skills along the way? Then CJL’s Steering Committee is for you! Anyone can apply, so apply today! For more information, go to http://www.climatejusticeleague.org/apply/ or email Co-Director Matt...
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CJL Winter Term 2013: Anstett 191

Welcome back to Eugene! Come spend this winter with the Climate Justice League and our two campaigns: Zero Waste and Project Green, along with our working group Take Back the Tap. Our new location this term is Anstett 191, a part of the Lillis Business Complex Every Tuesday at 6pm. See you...
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CJL Attends Net Zero Water Event

This week a few CJLers had the opportunity to attend the first Net Zero event from the Eugene Branch of Cascadia/Living Building Collaborative, and it did not disappoint! This event focused on Net Zero Water in Living Buildings. I’m comfortable saying that I learned more about sustainable water use in an hour and half at this event then I have in 3.5 years as an environmental science student at...
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CJL Kickoff a Success!

Happy new term, everybody! Hope you are learning lots in your new classes. Meanwhile at Climate Justice League, we had our Fall Kickoff meeting last week. Here’s a peek at all of the exciting things our campaigns are up to so far: Project Green is starting research on awesome sustainability projects on campus that CJL would love to see happen on campus, like wind turbines, passive solar and...
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Western Washington University Moves Towards the Tap!

Last April, WWU students passed an initiative asking for administration to ban bottled water on their campus by a 73% majority. Read all about it and the ongoing process here! Definitely a story to keep an eye on as Take Back the Tap continues to work on our own campus to complete the transition to tap...
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