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 that 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 here.
CCEEJ is excited to announce the launch of its first grant writing training program in partnership with Writing for Green. We invite applications for an online class starting June 1 that provides hands-on training on the fundamentals of grant writing. CCEEJ Launches First Grant Writing Training Course
Develop effective grant writing skills!
“As an emerging nonprofit, the resources CCEEJ offers have been very important in continuing our growth. Smaller nonprofits do not have the staff or capacity until consistent funding is secured. CCEEJ's support in identifying funding sources and offering input is an invaluable resource to ensure our new organization can expand and serve environmentally underserved local communities.”
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CCEEJ is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency- and U.S. Department of Energy-supported Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center. Our center supports efforts in California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawai'i, Guam, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.
