We are fortunate to live in a time when many of us in the U.S. have access to energy to run our dishwashers, charge our phones, cook our meals and commute to our local United Methodist Women meetings. But is the energy that fuels all these possibilities just? How is it impacting the lives and health of women, children and youth in the U.S. and around the world?
Our Just Energy for All Campaign works for energy that is cleaner and more just for all of God’s people and creation.
Articles:
- Apply for Funding for Your Just Energy For All Campaign"Just Energy for All"
- Join the Just Energy Summit 2020: Sept 28 - Oct 2"Just Energy for All"
- Just Energy For All Webinars"Just Energy for All"
- United Methodist Women Members Testify and Urge the EPA to Set Stronger National Air Quality Standarclimate, "Just Energy for All", "press release"
- Women of Faith Applaud Judges Ruling Stopping Construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline"Just Energy for All", "press release"
- Prioritizing Just Energy for Allclimate, "Just Energy for All", response
- This Earth Day, Remember We Are All Connectedclimate, "Just Energy for All"
- How can communities across Illinois benefit from clean energy?climate, "Just Energy for All"
- Women’s Faith Group Condemns Rollback of EPA Rules on Pollutionclimate, "Just Energy for All", "press release"
- United Methodist Women, Tennessee Faith Groups Call on Ford Motor Co. to Support Clean Car Standardsclimate, "Just Energy for All", "press release"
- Women Faith Leaders Deliver over 1,800 Letters to Chevron Headquarters Citing Dangerous Methane Wasclimate, "Just Energy for All", "press release"