A healthier climate starts with connected neighbors and empowered communities
About South Seattle Climate Action Network
The South Seattle Climate Action Network is a community of concerned citizens who seek to elevate the importance of climate justice via community building, educating our elected officials, and partnering with allied organizations. We also seek to develop strong relationships with our South Seattle State Legislators to support meaningful environmental and climate legislation, and to promote a sustainable and equitable future for our people and the planet.
We’re ordinary people, just like you. We are juggling jobs, kids, and relationships. We have bills to pay, children to love, friends and family to support. We don’t feel like we have all the answers. But the urgency of the climate crisis leaves us with no other option but to act for our planet, our communities and our families.
Our Projects
Built Environments
The North Rainier – Mt Baker Hub Living Community Challenge The North Rainier transit zone may present Seattle’s best opportunity to...
Youth Initiatives
SSCAN supports the work of Plant for the Planet USA and Future Voters for 350ppm. Youth members of both of these...
Legislative Advocacy
SSCAN members advocates for public policy that reduces greenhouse gas emissions in Washington State and prepares our communities, especially the most...
Meaningful Movies Project
Two years ago, a group of friends who were all volunteering with the South Seattle Climate Action Network came together and...
Events
Our Latest Events
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Free Mt Baker Meaningful Movie: Trickle Down Town
- April 25, 2019 at 6:30 pm
- Mt Baker Community Club
Tomasz Biernacki’s new documentary about the homeless crisis in Seattle is a must-see. It deftly interweaves in-depth stories and interviews of community members who are living the crisis on the ...
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Free Meaningful Movie: Soundtrack for a Revolution
- May 30, 2019 at 6:30 am
- Mt. Baker Community Clubhouse
This film tells the story of the American civil rights movement through its powerful music – the freedom songs that protesters sang on picket lines, in mass meetings, in paddy wagons and in jail ...
