THE HUB OF THE MOVEMENT FOR A GREEN NEW DEAL
A national coordinating hub that supported the Green New Deal movement.
The Green New Deal Network brought together frontline communities, labor organizers, and climate advocates from across the country to support alignment around the vision and principles of a Green New Deal. During its active years, GNDN helped connect organizations working at local, state, and federal levels, with a focus on advancing large-scale public investment, shared policy frameworks, and cross-movement collaboration.
The network functioned as an infrastructure and coordination space for organizations engaged in climate, labor, and economic justice work, rather than as a standalone campaign or governing body.
Campaigns
All Out on Earth Day: A National Mobilization
This Earth Day, We Fight for Everything. Join partners all across the country from April 18th through the 22nd to stand up for climate, the environment and democracy.
State Governors: Flexing Highway Funds
There are billions of federal dollars available to states for transit improvements — Governors have the power to flex these funds away from polluting highways and into communities.
Mass Organizing Call → Mass Organizing Call Recap
On Tuesday, Jan. 21st, one day after Donald Trump was sworn into office, more than 50 civil society groups, elected officials, climate leaders and over hundreds of concerned citizens came together for the largest climate organizing call following Trump’s inaguration.
Green New Deal for the People Tour
President Biden and Congress need to step up: the job on climate is not yet done, and we need a full scale Green New Deal now. Ahead of a crucial election, we are going on tour with elected GND champions and community leaders to demand investments in climate, care, jobs, and justice at all levels of government.
What is a
Green New Deal?
The Green New Deal is a framework for a government agenda that calls for robust public investment to address the climate crisis while advancing economic security and racial justice. It emphasizes building a cleaner and fairer economy by tackling interconnected challenges including climate change, economic inequality, and systemic injustice.
Historically, the Green New Deal framework has been used to illustrate how comprehensive public investment could reshape energy systems, infrastructure, jobs, and care work in ways that center people and communities rather than corporate profit.
Maximizing Federal Funds: How communities built a green future
The overlapping economic, social, and climate crises that everyday Americans faced required big solutions — so big they required the full weight of the federal government to deliver for the people.
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What is a
Green New Deal?
The Green New Deal is a framework for a government agenda that calls for robust public investment to address the climate crisis while advancing economic security and racial justice. It emphasizes building a cleaner and fairer economy by tackling interconnected challenges including climate change, economic inequality, and systemic injustice.
Historically, the Green New Deal framework has been used to illustrate how comprehensive public investment could reshape energy systems, infrastructure, jobs, and care work in ways that center people and communities rather than corporate profit.
Maximizing Federal Funds: How communities built a green future
The overlapping economic, social, and climate crises that everyday Americans faced required big solutions — so big they required the full weight of the federal government to deliver for the people.
Learn More