Discover our mission to amplify latinx voices and safeguard Arizona’s environment for generations to come!
We are dedicated to empowering Latinx communities to influence policy, protect natural resources, and combat climate change
Through grassroots advocacy and community engagement, we strive for clean air, safe water, and healthy neighborhoods for the communities worst impacted by the detrimental impacts of climate change. Join the environmental justice movement to build a more sustainable and equitable future for generations to come.
Chispa Arizona is organizing within our Latinx communities to grow political power and civic engagement for environmental justice in Arizona, as a program of the League of Conservation Voters.
A strong and powerful environmental movement that reflects the values, priorities and leadership of Latinx communities, low-income families, and communities of color.
Latinos make up 30% of Arizona’s population and, along with low-income and other communities of color, are disproportionately affected by the climate crisis. We must ensure that Latinx families and leaders have a strong voice in the policies that impact our communities and are directly engaged where climate decisions are made.
We grow our communities’ power by providing the organizing tools, connection and leadership opportunities necessary to take action on local and national environmental issues that matter to us.
We employ a transformational approach to environmental advocacy; cultivating an unconventional, accessible, and revolutionary movement that meets people where they are.
We act with courage & conviction; holding decision makers and polluters accountable, targeting systemic challenges, and fighting environmental racism.
We will build an equitable & inclusive environmental movement that puts people first; one driven by the communities most impacted by climate injustices.
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