At this year's Bonn climate talks, JTA worked closely with aligned groups to continue building momentum toward implementing the Belém-Antalya Mechanism.
Who We Are
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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Who Benefits?
Workers on the Frontlines
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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New StoryMap Research Uses Movement-Informed Criteria to Evaluate Attempted Just Transitions
In collaboration with student researchers at the University of Montana, JTA is excited to announce a research-based resource for evaluating attempted just transitions throughout the globe.
JTA Members Make the News during First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels
JTA Policy Lead Fernando Tormos-Aponte and Executive Director José T. Bravo were interviewed by Blu Radio and Canada Broadcasting Corporation, during the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels in Santa Marta, Colombia.