Center for Community Energy and Environmental Justice

 

SDSU’s Center for Community Energy and Environmental Justice (CCEEJ) aims to strengthen community organizations' capacity and effectiveness in applying to, managing, and implementing environmental and energy justice grants and programs.

We help community organizations by providing technical assistance. This includes conducting environmental and energy justice needs assessment and analyses, facilitating navigation of government systems, identifying grant opportunities, and increasing grant getting and administration capacity. We also support decision-making participation and train community champions. You can read our FAQs and find more information about what we do.

Check Out the CCEEJ Community Hub!

CCEEJ is happy to announce the much-anticipated launch of the CCEEJ Community Hub, where you can find energy and environmental justice-related technical assistance resources and connect with the CCEEJ community.

Search through our curated collection of screening and mapping tools, grant support resources, workshops and trainings, and handy guides. The Hub also offers an interactive grant search dashboard, a community discussion board, and the latest CCEEJ news. Check it out and let us know what you think!

 

CCEEJ Community Hub

 

Measuring Impact

See what CCEEJ has accomplished to support and foster thriving communities since September 2023!  Learn about our direct community impacts thus far and read what the organizations and people we serve have to say about CCEEJ's service.  

 

Measuring Impact

Request technical assistance

You can request technical assistance by sending us an email, leaving a voicemail, or by filling out the form linked below. Once we receive your request, our staff will connect with you to answer your questions and provide technical assistance support. 

Technical Assistance Form

CCEEJ is a US Environmental Protection Agency- and US Department of Energy-supported Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center. Our center supports efforts in American Sāmoa, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawai'i,  Nevada, and the Northern Mariana Islands.