350Brooklyn is part of the People vs. Fossil Fuels coalition, which consists of more than 1,200+ organizations across the country to calling on President Biden to take bold executive action, declare a #ClimateEmergency and stop fossil fuel projects. Help us organize actions in support of the PvFF mission!

Low pressure, high impact. Join our action sessions on Zoom where we call, email, and tweet at our elected leaders about a different climate or environmental justice issue prioritized by 350BK and our allies. 

Stop the Money Pipeline plans and participates in direct actions that pressure financial institutions to stop funding deforestation and fossil fuel industries. We are part of a national movement targeting New York-based corporations, including Chase Bank and BlackRock Investment Management.

City Action’s mission is to engage as broad a cross-section as possible in the Climate, Environmental and Sustainability work of the city. Join us in the fight for a Renewable Rikers, electric school buses, halting peaker plants, and more.

The Media Committee manages all 350BK communications: the website, newsletter, social media accounts, and produces press releases, fliers, articles and op-ed pieces.

350Brooklyn’s Climate Wednesdays group collaborates with Brooklyn Public Library to organize educational events at library branches or online.

Working as part of a coalition to ensure environmental justice, which includes economic, racial and social justice, in the rezoning of Gowanus and into the future in the neighborhood.

The average American tosses between 300 - 700 plastic bags a year. Help us work to pass legislation in New York State to ban single-use plastics, and help educate consumers on alternatives.

The Legislation Committee keeps 350Brooklyn informed about relevant national, state and local legislation. This group works to develop ongoing relationships with our representatives to encourage them to become leaders in the fight for climate justice.

350Brooklyn Families is a place where we can come together and push for the cultural, societal and political changes we need to succeed in passing on a livable planet to our kids.