Arizona State University creates an institution that is committed to excellence, access and impact. ASU measures itself by those it includes, not by those it excludes. ASU pursues research that contributes to the public good, and ASU assumes major responsibility for the economic, social and cultural vitality of the communities that surround it.

The Biodynamic Demeter Alliance brings together two of the most established biodynamic organizations in the US – the Biodynamic Association (established in 1947) and Demeter USA (established in 1982) into one cohesive organization. The Alliance connects our nation’s diverse Biodynamic community within a vibrant and progressive organization to serve as a leader in the regenerative agriculture movement and the broader food system. The Alliance is comprised of three spheres: Cultural (providing technical assistance and education and facilitating research), Rights or Certification (holding the integrity of Biodynamic Demeter practices through certification), and Economics (building the market for Biodynamic products and connecting with businesses to increase demand for Biodynamic products). All three spheres are woven together to strengthen the whole toward a rich and mutually-supportive ecosystem.

The mission of BOSS is to combine and leverage the collective power of its members - entrepreneurs, financiers, veterans, attorneys, engineers, contractors, developers, and other peer partners - to lead actionable solutions for sustained access to equitable opportunities in clean energy production, distribution, and storage for Black-owned businesses.

Brightworks helps organizations of all types capture and create lasting value by aligning their efforts with basic principles of ecological, social and economic sustainability.

Build It Green is a nonprofit with a mission to create a world of healthy and #sustainable homes for all people. Also follow our project @GreenPointRated.

The Building Energy Exchange (BE-Ex) is a center of excellence dedicated to reducing the effects of climate change by improving the built environment. BE-Ex accelerates the transition to healthy, comfortable, and energy efficient buildings by serving as a resource and trusted expert to the building industry. The Building Energy Exchange is a project of Green Light New York, Inc., a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

The Carbon Removal Alliance unites the innovators working to build the next trillion-dollar industry. Together, we work to advance policies that support a diverse set of permanent carbon removal technologies. Our goal is to catalyze innovation, create high-quality jobs, drive economic development, and ensure that we achieve our climate goals. The science is clear: to avoid the worst impact of climate change, it won’t be enough to just reduce emissions. We’ll also need to permanently remove gigatons of carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere and ocean. A wide range of technologies could deliver permanent and measurable carbon removal, from enhanced weathering to biomass carbon removal and storage to direct air capture.

Carbon180 is a new breed of climate-focused NGO on a mission to fundamentally rethink carbon. We partner with policymakers, scientists and businesses around the globe to develop policy, promote research, and advance solutions to build an economy that removes more carbon than it emits. For more information, visit our website at www.carbon180.org or our career page at www.carbon180.org/jobs.

The Center for Neighborhood Technology (CNT) is involved in promoting more livable and sustainable urban communities. It carries out research, invents, and tests urban strategies that use resources more efficiently and more equitably. Their major activities are researching urban problems to build knowledge through tools and activities that change how residents, policymakers, and market actors respond to issues such as efficient use of resources, strategies for reducing pollution, or ways to improve public transportation. Their studies are readily available for use by residents, policymakers, students, and other researchers. Building coalitions to advocate for public policies that can help address urban sustainability issues. Designing, developing, and operating economic development demonstration projects to address urban sustainability in innovative ways. CNT’s work in climate, energy, water, transportation, and community development has supported a generation of community development and learning institutions. In 2009, CNT was honored with the MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions. The company was founded in March 1978, and is based in Illinois, U.S.A.

Ceres is a non-profit organization that advocates for sustainability leadership. The organization mobilizes a network of investors, companies, and public interest groups to accelerate and expand the adoption of sustainable business practices and solutions to build a healthy economy. It also carries out research in business sustainability trends as well as insurance and banking sector responses to climate change, electric utilities emissions, fuel economy standards, and climate risk disclosure. Ceres is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts.

Evergreen Climate Innovations, formerly Clean Energy Trust, provides catalytic capital and support to entrepreneurs and startups that bring impactful climate technologies to market. The nonprofit pioneered its 501vc Investment Fund to align philanthropic and corporate contributions to deliver environmental, economic, and social impact. Evergreen advances and expands access to innovation across the Greater Midwest and cultivates an ecosystem of investors, donors, and collaborators. For over a decade, Evergreen Climate Innovations has invested in startups that have raised $41 for every $1 invested. Learn more at evergreeninno.org