Content Partners

The following partners are working with Focus the Nation to provide compelling content and educational materials for the Nationwide Town Hall on Clean Energy this April 18th. Click here to access the content.

The Breakthrough Institute is a small think tank with big ideas. Breakthough is committed to creating a new progressive politics, one that is large, aspirational, and asset-based. Breakthough believes that any effective politics must speak to core needs and values, not issues and interests, and is thus situated at the interesections of politics, policy, philosophy, and the social sciences.

	Climate Counts is a collaborative effort to bring consumers and companies together in the fight against global climate change.
	The Center for Food Safety is a non-profit public interest and environmental advocacy membership organization established for the purpose of challenging harmful food production technologies and promoting sustainable alternatives.
	Environmental and human rights groups have been working on coal issues for decades. Power Past Coal is an attempt to unite these efforts and amplify the message: The United States needs to move past coal power. With the help of the Power Past Coal project, regional actions will gain momentum and transform into a national movement.
	National Wildlife Federation inspires Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future.
	Physicians for Social Responsibility is a non-profit advocacy organization that is the medical and public health voice for policies to stop nuclear war and proliferation and to slow, stop and reverse global warming and toxic degradation of the environment.
	National Environmental Education Week is the single largest organized environmental education event in the United States. EE Week increases the educational impact of Earth Day by creating a full week of environmentally-themed lessons and activities in K-12 classrooms, nature centers, zoos, museums, and aquariums.
	The Kick the Carbon Habit Education Campaign is an initiative of the United Nations Environment Programme’s Regional Office for North America. The network is composed of high school and university students who hold events that target both younger audiences ages 8-14 as well as the larger community.
	AASHE is an association of colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada working to create a sustainable future. It was founded in 2006 with a mission to promote sustainability in all sectors of higher education - from governance and operations to curriculum and outreach - through education, communication, research and professional development.
	Green For All is a national organization dedicated to building an inclusive green economy strong enough to lift people out of poverty. By advocating for local, state and federal commitment to job creation, job training, and entrepreneurial opportunities in the emerging green economy – especially for people from disadvantaged communities – Green For All fights both poverty and pollution at the same time.
	SustainUS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan organization of young people advancing sustainable development and youth empowerment in the United States. Through proactive education and advocacy at the policy-making and grassroots levels, we are building a future in which all people recognize the inherent equality and interdependence of social, economic, and environmental sustainability.
	Climate Change Education.org is a portal website dedicated to resources for climate change and global warming education, solutions and science. ClimateChangeEducation.org provides educational resources and lesson plans for all disciplines and academic levels.
	Fight Climate Change with the Flip of a Switch—Sign up for Earth Hour! On Saturday, March 27, 2010, at 8:30 p.m. local time, Focus the Nation and millions of others around the world will turn off their lights for one hour—Earth Hour—to send a powerful message that the time to address climate change is now. Sponsored by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Earth Hour encourages individuals, businesses, government leaders and others to turn out all non-essential lighting for one hour as a bold statement of collective concern about climate change. We hope you will get involved! Sign up at www.EarthHour.org for ideas on how to spend your Earth Hour and to encourage your friends and family to join the effort.