The New England EJ Hub strengthens environmental justice infrastructure across New England by connecting community-led climate, clean energy, conservation, and resilience efforts with partners, resources, and opportunities.
Rooted in a cross-sector network of community leaders, philanthropy, technical assistance providers, and regional partners, the EJ Hub supports collaboration across Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. We welcome partnerships with urban, rural, and Indigenous communities working to move climate, clean energy and resiliency projects forward.
We also help national organizations connect with promising community-led projects, and engage in thought partnership with regional leaders. If you are a funder seeking strong projects or a technical assistance provider offering pro bono support, please connect with us through our contact form.
What we are up to in 2026:
Serving as an intermediary between funders and communities by identifying promising New England climate, clean energy and conservation projects for catalytic investment and support.
Partnering with the Conservation Capacity Project to strategically support organizations advancing climate and energy projects.
Supporting convenings and events across New England to ensure climate and clean energy leaders can continue to connect and collaborate.
Hosting two EJ Hub Summer Fellows to support partners.
We will continue building partnerships, strengthening communities, and advancing equitable climate solutions across the region. Contact us to stay in touch or discuss a partnership.
Welcome New England Leaders Cohort Participants
This space was created to support cohort participants as we work together to advance environmental justice, climate, clean energy, conservation, and resilience efforts across New England. Through this microsite, cohort members will be able to access shared resources, cohort updates, funding-related information, project support materials, and opportunities to connect with partners across the region.
Please click below to request access. Access is intended for confirmed cohort participants and funding partners. To help us keep this space useful and aligned with the purpose of the cohort, please register using your organization-affiliated email address. Once your registration is reviewed, you will receive access to the microsite.