JTA congratulates the Campaign for Healthier Solutions on their largest National Week of Action yet!
Category: Environmental Justice
What We Did in 2024: Update for Our Supporters
A quick recap of our many accomplishments in 2024, with lots of inspiring photos, and 2025 plans to get excited about!
Our movements held the line at the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations. Where do we go from here?
We leave the UNEP Plastics negotiations without a meaningful treaty to end the plastics pollution crisis. We do not leave defeated, as we have built a growing opposition to false corporate schemes.
For Immediate Release: Organization Statements Against Plastic Credits and Bonds in the GPT
Environmental justice and worker organizations join to oppose plastic credits and bonds.
It’s Giving Season. JTA Needs Your Help!
Your generosity will add momentum to the continuing growth of our crucial trans-local and international organizing as well as our very popular trainings.
“Just Markets” Training: Shared Learning Towards a Just Transition for Dollar Stores
Our Just Markets Training focuses on dollar stores because many people of color, low-income communities rely on dollar stores for basic necessities and food...
JTA at UN Convention on Biological Diversity
Edgar Franks of Familias Unidas por la Justicia represented JTA as part of a delegation at the Convention on Biological Diversity in Cali, Colombia. These are his reflections...
Dave Campbell on a Just Transition for Workers and Communities
“Our particular union, we’ve been thinking about what we call the ‘just transition’ for 46 years”, said Dave Campbell...
New York Climate Week: Gathering of Change Makers or Festival of False Solutions?
It was hard to discern whether this extravaganza was simply a fancy marketplace for disaster capitalism, or an authentic convening of people serious about tackling the world’s largest existential crises…
EJ Community Votes Could Decide the Election
The US presidential elections loom large in the minds of the environmental justice movement and the communities we are accountable to...









