California Student Sustainability Coalition (CSSC)
Promoting ecology, economy, and equity
CSSC unites students, campuses, and campaigns from across California to transform our educational systems into models of sustainability. What We Do It is our mission to unite and empower the California community of higher education to collaboratively and nonviolently transform our selves and our institutions based on our inherent social, economic, and ecolo ...learn more
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Created: Oct 25, 2007
Updated: Apr 28, 2009
Membership: Open
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UCSB Hosts Sustainability Powwow
Last Weekend’s Meet-up Largest-Ever for Growing California Group
Friday, March 7, 2008 - Working collaboratively towards what they see as a cleaner, greener future, youth activists of the California Student Sustainability Coalition (CSSC) assembled last Saturday at the group’s largest-ever meet-up in California to discuss ideas how, exactly, people can best impact their surrounding environments is positive ways.
CSSC is a student sustainability movement in which the mission and values of the
Coalition are furthered, community is fostered, skills are built,
resources are shared, initiatives and campaigns are advanced, and life
is celebrated.
Content from a broad range of topics including but not limited to social
equity, sustainable endowments, an alternative energy movement,
engaging your campus administration, practical organizing skills,
campaign workshops, and more.
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California Student Sustainability Coalition
Scope: regional
Type: Network/ Coalition/ Collective
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UC Davis Chapter - California Student Sustainability Coal...
Type: Community Based Organization
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