Created: Sep 08, 2006
Updated: Sep 08, 2006
Page Status: active
  •  
Not Yet Rated
Non_profit_lg

EarthAction

( Network/ Coalition/ Collective )

Organization Info   Edit

Activities: Activist, Networking
Type: Network/ Coalition/ Collective
Scope: international
Website: www.earthaction.org
Main Email: N/A
Contact Name: Lois Barber, Executive Director
Contact Email: amherst [at] earthaction.org
Phone: [1] 413-549-8118
Fax: [1] 413-549-0544
Headquarters: 30 Cottage Street
Amherst, Massachusetts 01002
United States
Members: 1900
Local Time: Sun Oct 12 03:11:39

Network [Add] · [List] · [Visualize]

Connected with 0 organizations
Connected with 2 people
Sm_avatar
Sm_avatar
Connected with 0 resources
Connected with 0 solutions
Connected with 0 jobs
Connected with 0 events
Connected with 0 wikipages

About  [Edit]

About EarthAction



THE CHALLENGE



The interrelated global problems of environmental degradation, poverty, war and the abuse of human rights threaten the future of everyone on earth. Yet most governments and corporations continue with business as usual, as if they haven`t noticed. We have the knowledge, and the resources, to solve these problems. All that is lacking is the will.



The impulse for globally responsible policies among both governments and corporations must come, in the end, from the world`s people. We need to generate a tidal wave of public opinion around the planet that



cannot be ignored. And today we have a new tool to help make this possible. The Internet is revolutionizing the potential for ordinary people to use their power, as citizens and as consumers, on behalf of a more just, sustainable and democratic world.



EARTHACTION’S GOAL



EarthAction’s goal is to mobilize growing numbers of people around the world to press their governments [or sometimes corporations] for stronger action to solve global problems.



EARTHACTION’S STRATEGY



EarthAction’s strategy is to create a global action alert network — a kind of Amnesty International for the planet — made up of individuals, groups and legislators who are prepared to act together on global problems. We devote particular attention to the challenge of building a more democratic and effective UN system to help solve those problems.



The EarthAction network already includes more than 1,900 citizen groups in 161 countries, two thirds of them in developing countries, together with hundreds of legislators and thousands of individual citizens. In addition, several hundred journalists around the world have subscribed to receive our media materials.

Comments (1 - 0 of 0)

Login to Post a Comment.

Contributors to this Page

No recorded contributions yet.
Add this organization to Del.icio.us Add this organization to Technorati Add this organization to digg Add this organization to FURL Add this organization to blinklist Add this organization to reddit Add this organization to Yahoo My Web Add this organization to Newsvine