1. Join an organization that works on issues you care about

2. Call or meet with your representatives to weigh in on those issues

3. Volunteer your time and talent

4. Encourage others to take action, too

For many more ideas, 

read What If We Get It Right? by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson visit Yale Climate Connections and 

plug into the Dartmouth climate community via DCA

Join the Dartmouth Climate Alliance

It's easy and free. 

• Sign up for the DCA mailing list to get our quarterly newsletter and reminders about upcoming events. 

• Join the DCA LinkedIn group to ask a question, share a news story, post a job or comment on someone else's post.  Browse through the list of our amazing members to find someone in your field, your hometown or your class and start a conversation. 

Volunteer with DCA

If you have even a few hours a month to spare, you can help us grow Dartmouth's climate community.

Join a DCA committee or take on a specific project: We have big plans but a lean team. We need more people who can dream up great things AND make them happen.

We are actively seeking volunteers who can:

• Help plan and/or publicize an event

• Write for our quarterly newsletter

• Recruit and welcome new members

• Recruit and welcome new volunteers

• Update and improve our website

If you have a passion +/or professional interest in climate, consider joining our board.

If you have the time, skills and follow-through needed to be part of a working board, let's get acquainted to see if it's a good match. 

We are actively seeking a Secretary, a Treasurer and 2+ additional Board members who can:

• Organize and execute at least one event per year

• Oversee a project or event led by others

• Help set DCA's strategic direction 

• Collaborate with other alumni groups at Dartmouth and elsewhere

Encourage others to get involved

Invite others to join DCA: Ask your friends, colleagues and classmates to join DCA's LinkedIn group and mailing list. 

Share DCA events -- and other climate action opportunities -- in your class notes, on your class website or Facebook page, and with any other Dartmouth groups you are a part of.

Want to know more?

Got another idea of how you can help? 

Let us know here.