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How to meet with your member of Congress
How to meet with your member of Congress

With CCL’s June conference fast approaching, this might be the first in-person lobby experience for many CCLers.

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A day at the CCL conference

Wondering what CCL's annual conference is like in person? Take this photo tour through a day at CCL's June conference.

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How to write a letter to the editor
How to Write a Letter to the Editor

Learn CCL's best advice for writing effective letters to the editor, from how to choose your topic to the structure you should follow.

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How to call your members of Congress
How to Call Members of Congress

Calling members of Congress can be intimidating, but CCL is here to ease your mind with all the details on how the calls go and what to say!

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Building resilience as climate volunteers
Building resilience as climate volunteers

CCL's Resilience Hub gives volunteers the tools they need to bounce back from the challenges of climate mitigation.

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A message from Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse

As CCL continues to advocate for a price on carbon, we’ve received an informative, appreciative message from Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.

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How to Write a Letter to Congress

Learn effective strategies on how to write a letter to Congress. Here are some tips and talking points for advocating for climate action.

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CCL’s At Large chapters close the connection gap

CCL volunteers without a local chapter nearby can now join statewide At Large chapters, which foster collaboration the state level.

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How come we’re all getting along so well?

Ongo, short for "ongoing," programs offered by CCL’s Resilience Building Action Team are helping members connect on a deeper level and practice mindfulness.

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Reflections on 2020

CCL Executive Director Mark Reynolds offers his reflections on 2020, celebrating what our community has achieved even during a difficult year.

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