The most consequential climate coalition in America — from grassroots organizers to national advocacy networks, all working as one.
Your organization is already making a difference and USCAN is here to elevate that impact. Together, we can leverage shared resources, strengthen our collective advocacy, and amplify your incredible work in your communities.
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Membership in USCAN is not a passive affiliation. It is access to infrastructure, resources, and relationships that no single organization can build alone. Our work becomes more valuable the more organizations participate.
Campaign coordination, shared messaging, and unified policy asks that amplify every member's voice in legislative and regulatory moments.
Access to USCAN's grant program — resources deployed directly to member organizations working on frontline climate justice issues.
Representation at UN negotiations and COP delegations. USCAN brings member voices to global tables, including organizations that might never participate independently.
Access to nearly 175+ organizations — sharing knowledge, strategies, contacts, and resources. The climate movement's most valuable resource hub.
Alexander Easdale, Southeast Climate & Energy Network
Rev. Michael Malcom, The People’s Justice Council
Arushi Surve, Mission Green Global
USCAN membership is open to organizations working on climate, environmental justice, and related issues across the United States. There is no minimum size requirement — we welcome organizations at every stage of development.Membership is reviewed twice per year: in the fall and spring. The process begins with a short application and a conversation with the USCAN team.
Start Your ApplicationYour organization is based in the United States and works on climate or issues that intersect with climate (e.g. food systems, energy, democracy).
You believe in the power of collective action and are willing to coordinate strategy with other member organizations.
Your organization values justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion as core priorities — not add-ons.
You intend to participate in network activities, not just hold membership as an affiliation.
You agree to not take money from the oil and gas industry.
USCAN brought a delegation of Indigenous leaders to UN climate negotiations who would otherwise have had no seat at the table.
Coordinated advocacy across 40 member organizations contributed to a landmark federal clean air standard.
FY2025 Catalyzing Grants prioritized environmental justice organizations doing frontline work in the most affected communities.
