Hot off the printing press! The JTA is honored to be part of the new edition of "enMARcha," the magazine of the Movement of People Affected by Dams (MAR, in Spanish). Our executive director, José T. Bravo, wrote an essay describing how the struggle for a just transition is a transborder struggle.
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Frontline Workers, Fenceline Communities United for Justice
What We Do
Ground our work in organizing support and community building.
Safely shift toward a sustainable economy to scale.
Transition away from unsustainable methods and practices.
Transition to local and regional economic models.
Ensure a just transition guided by the right policies.
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Helping those in service, energy, farmworker and chemical sectors influence policy solutions that affect their jobs.
People of Color, Indigenous People and Low-Income Communities
We aim to ameliorate the lack of education and knowledge of choices when dealing with unwarranted toxic trespass.
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About Us
The Just Transition Alliance was founded in 1997 as a coalition of environmental justice organizations and labor unions.
Together with frontline workers and community members who live along the fenceline of polluting industries, we create healthy workplaces and communities.
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JTA’s Nona Chai Calls for Making an Institutional Home for Just Transition at COP30
On Nov. 12, 2025, the Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice organized a press conference at COP30 with panelists calling for an institutional home for just transition in the UNFCCC; calling out false solutions (no Tropical Forest Forever Facility!); and demanding that there be collaboration, not competition, among Global North countries.
JTA Publishes Article with the North American Congress on Latin America, Calling for the Creation of a Just Transition Mechanism at COP30
This JTA article, published by the North American Congress on Latin America, discusses the imperative of creating a just transition mechanism at COP30 and calls for rejecting false solutions, including the so-called Tropical Forest Forever Facility.