CCL Virtual Conference

Join the Virtual Conference: December 6 and 7, 2024

Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) is hosting, “Positioning for Progress” online December 6 and 7, 2024. Join us by registering on Eventbrite! The event is free to attend.

This fall’s online conference will provide an insider’s look at what Congress is expected to tackle regarding climate change. CCL experts will share key opportunities during the “lame duck” session at the end of this Congress, as well as promising possibilities emerging for 2025. No matter the Presidential election’s outcome in November, CCL stands ready for action as a trusted and essential partner in Congress.

On Friday, December 6 starting at 7 p.m. Central Time, meet with Action Team members to learn more about their projects, then attend our reception to socialize and party with fellow conference goers before we officially kick off the conference on Saturday, December 7.

Watching the CCL Virtual Conference
  • Climate Advocate Lobby Training with Brett Cease, Vice President of Programs for Citizens’ Climate Lobby (additional Zoom registration required)
  • Conference Welcome and Opening with Rachel Kerestes, (now former) Executive Director of Citizens’ Climate Lobby
  • Policy Roadmap with Flannery Winchester, Vice President of Communications for Citizens’ Climate Lobby
  • Legislative Landscape discussion with Mindy Ahler, North Wind Regional Director & Liaison Program Coordinator for Citizens’ Climate Lobby; Ben Pendergrass, Vice President of Government Affairs for Citizens’ Climate Lobby; and Danny Richter, Policy Fellow for Citizens’ Climate Lobby
  • The Continuing Case for Permitting Reform with Dana Nuccitelli, Research Coordinator for Citizens’ Climate Lobby
  • Two break-out sessions: 1) Danny Richter Talks Carbon Pricing; and 2) True False Hot Cold with Filmmaker Ben Stillerman.

To read more, follow this link.

We hope to see you online in December! Questions? Contact Citizens’ Climate Lobby Directory via this link.

Actions Teams

CCL Action Teams: A Place for Everyone

Action Teams are organized around specific interests and affiliations. Each team hosts its own meetings and most are national if not international in membership. Action Teams work to create the political will for a livable world. By creating Action Teams, Citizens’ Climate Lobby demonstrates its commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Consider joining an Action Team! For example, here are a few of many options.

In order to join an Action Team, you need to become a CCL member. That is free and you can learn more by signing up on the national office secure communication platform.

In addition, we wanted to share a recent webinar that shares a wide range of timely information. About the speakers:

“Karina Ramirez and Drew Eyerly present, ‘Understanding What You Don’t Understand,’ which outlines the importance of working together while embracing differences. Andrew (Drew) Eyerly serves as CCL’s Conservative Outreach Director, where he lends a conservative voice and perspective to the organization’s mission while working to recruit, engage, and retain right-of-center volunteers. Prior to joining CCL, Drew served in the United States Army for 12 years as a Preventive Medicine Specialist and as a Medic completing tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Karina Ramirez (She/Her/Ella) joined CCL as a volunteer in 2017 and has served as CCL’s Diversity & Inclusion Director since 2018. In this role, she supports volunteers and staff working toward inclusion and belonging efforts. Karina is originally from Ecuador and lives in West Palm Beach, Florida.”