Within two months of signing, upload *2019-2020* data to the longstanding Candid eReporter portal — trusted and used by many foundations — and continue to report annually.
Within three months of signing, provide to the Donors of Color what percentage of your organization’s U.S. environmental/climate funding over the last two years (2019-2020) has gone to organizations run by, serving, and building power in communities of color in the U.S. — those where the majority of the board and senior staff are Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color (BIPOC). This will be highlighted on our “Who’s Pledged” page as pledges are fulfilled so that we can better understand where the top funders are as a collective.
Within two years of signing, direct at least 30% of all U.S. climate giving to these organizations.
“2014 People’s Climate March NYC 21” by Stephen D. Melkisethian is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
GreenLatinos is an active comunidad of Latino leaders, emboldened by the power and wisdom of our culture, united to demand equity and dismantle racism, resourced to win our environmental, conservation, and climate justice battles, and driven to secure our political, economic, cultural, and environmental liberation.
It convenes a broad coalition of Latino leaders committed to addressing national, regional and local environmental, natural resources and conservation issues that significantly affect the health and welfare of the Latino community in the United States.
GreenLatinos is an inclusive space for members to foster collaborative partnerships to improve the environment, protect and promote conservation of land and natural resources, amplify the voices of low-income and tribal communities, as well as empower future generations of Latino environmental leaders through training and mentorship for the benefit of the Latino community and beyond.
Of the CFJP, Mark Magaña, founding president and CEO of Green Latinos said, “Let’s acknowledge a truth: communities of color are receiving pennies on the dollar compared to other big groups and that’s just not an effective strategy to win. We’re creating a new minimum expectation for funding that will finally begin to create an equitable landscape and provide the resources for our communities to take on and win more battles.”
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