"Today, however, we have to realize that a true ecological approach always becomes a social approach; it must integrate questions of justice in debates on the environment, so as to hear both the cry of the earth and the cry of the poor."
Pope Francis - Laudato Si: On Care for Our Common Home
United for Environmental Justice: Discover Our Partner Network
Effective advocacy for environmental justice thrives on strong, collaborative partnerships that bring together a wealth of experience and expertise. Recognizing this, the Williams Environmental Justice Clinic proudly collaborates with a select group of organizations deeply committed to the fight for climate and environmental justice.
Our partners bring invaluable resources and seasoned insights to the table, significantly enhancing our capacity to support communities confronted with environmental challenges. Their expertise spans a wide range of issues related to environmental contamination and disturbance, making them a vital resource for those seeking guidance and support.
Connect with Our Partners: We encourage anyone facing environmental concerns to tap into this network of dedicated organizations. Whether you're seeking specialized knowledge, strategic advice, or simply a fresh perspective on an environmental issue, our partners are here to assist. Their commitment to environmental justice ensures that you'll find an empathetic ear and knowledgeable support for your cause.
Please feel free to reach out directly to any of our partner organizations. Together, we can navigate the complexities of environmental challenges and work towards sustainable solutions that benefit all communities.
Our partners and collaborators
- Centreville Citizens for Change (Metro East Illinois)
- The Commonwealth Project (Massachusetts)
- Earthjustice (Illinois)
- Equity Legal Services, Inc. (Metro East Illinois)
- Family Oriented Community United Strong, Inc. (Florida)
- Natural Resources Defense Council (Illinois)
- Riverkeeper (New York)
- The Sanctuary for Independent Media (New York)
- Earth Systems Research Center (New Hampshire)
- Zilkha Center for Environmental Initiatives (Massachusetts)