🧵 Boston Climate Action Network (BCAN) champions bold green policies to build a resilient, equitable, and sustainable city. Working alongside residents and allied organizations, we advocate for thoughtful neighborhood density that fosters vibrant communities while advancing...

Join BCAN, @cleanh2oma.bsky.social, and others to rally for World Asthma Justice Day on Tuesday, May 6th in support of the Air Quality Bill and other actions that guarantee everyone the right to breathe clean, healthy air. Details and RSVP below!

🧵 Thanks to advocacy from Boston residents, the City of Boston started their very first Climate Action Plan in 2007. BCAN members and other residents helped inform this plan.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! On Sat, April 19, BCAN & the Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation will be conducting outreach along the MBTA Route 22 bus line to inform our Fare Free 22 transit campaign. Join us in building a greener MBTA for Boston. RSVP here ⬇️ actionnetwork.org/events/hop-o...

BCAN’s Executive Director @hessann.bsky.social was recently interviewed by @wwlp-22news.bsky.social about the DPU’s Mass Save budget cuts. Watch the interview to learn more.

🧵 While we are glad to see the DPU’s approval of the Mass Save Three-Year Plan, we are disappointed to see cuts that will rob our Commonwealth of $1.5B in projected savings and benefits. www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/...

BCAN is excited to announce that we have won $150,000 for our campaign to install bus benches around the City through the Participatory Budgeting Program. 🎉 Out of 14 ideas, our proposal placed 6th and received 1,505 votes.

Every resident in a good job to… 🌳 Maintain our urban forests and parks 🚗 Install electric vehicle chargers 🏢 Improve building energy efficiency …is a resident that isn’t in a gang or living on the street. Climate action means building wealth AND improving public safety.

BCAN members had a great time at last week’s organizer training with union organizer @bonniejin.bsky.social and BCAN Executive Director @hessann.bsky.social. We learned about the principles of organizing a winning campaign & how to navigate its challenges. Stay tuned for future trainings! 🌍🪧

Participatory Budgeting voting closes in 2 days! Hear from Allie and Kristine why they are voting for benches at bus stops. If you haven’t already, vote here ⬇️

Anxious about current events but don’t know where to start? Join our training to learn about the principles of organizing a winning campaign. 📅 Thursday, February 20 ⏰ 6-8 PM 📍 Downtown Boston (RSVP for address) This event is in person only. RSVP now at forms.gle/KzmcdvUGfsuD...

Voting closes in 4 DAYS! 🗳️⬇️ www.boston.gov/departments/...

“Focusing on change in your own city or state often leads to deep and rewarding connections with the environment and communities that surround you.” 🌇 www.rollingstone.com/politics/pol...

🧵For the first time, all Boston residents can help decide how a portion of our budget is spent. The City of Boston's Office of Participatory Budgeting is considering Idea #7: Adding benches at bus stops that currently lack them—and your voice can help make it happen! www.boston.gov/departments/...

This is a people-powered movement, which means we give in different ways: our time, wisdom, and money. Today is the last year for a tax-deductible donation on your 2024 taxes, could you chip in $20.25 to keep our movement growing? Donate now at 👇 resist.networkforgood.com/projects/153...