These partners and allies provide specific resources to Maine communities.
If you would like to be listed as part of the support network here, please contact the MAINECAN Support Team.
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Contact Johannah Blackman (johannah@aclimatetothrive.org) for support and information on:
Sharing resources / Peer-to-peer coordination / Education
Project-specific technical assistance
Sharing resources / Education
A Climate to Thrive builds models for community-driven, equitable climate solutions. We implement and share decentralized, renewable energy solutions and support climate resiliency initiatives.
Contact CEBE (info@ecologybasedeconomy.org) for support and information on:
Project technical assistance / Proposal assistance
Sharing resources / Education
The Center for an Ecology-Based Economy is a social profit organization based in Norway Maine, that works to address the climate emergency through implementing practical ecological solutions for a just transition to a thriving regenerative economy. CEBE has developed a regional EV charging network in western Maine and is the developer and partner of the Maine Community Power Cooperative, and the Norway Equitable Housing Cooperative.
Contact MCAN (info@maineclimateaction.org) for support and information on:
Climate Justice & Resources
Outreach & Public Engagement Strategies
Advocacy
Maine Climate Action Now is a statewide coalition that leads efforts in climate justice advocacy, programs, and support of youth activists to address the climate crisis through a lens of equity. We advance climate justice education and action to catalyze systemic transformation and energy equity for all, especially historically marginalized and impacted communities.
Contact Jeff Marks (jeff@climateworkmaine.org) for support and information on:
Peer-to-peer coordination / Education / Sharing resources
ClimateWork Maine is an organization of diverse businesses and business leaders who understand the impacts of climate change on our economy and future, and who want to take action to address the challenges it presents and seize the opportunities it provides. ClimateWork Maine is dedicated to helping businesses better understand the effects of climate change, plan for the future, and be part of the solution.
Contact Tyler Adkins (tyleradkins@mainecommunitypower.com) for support and information on:
One-on-one project support / Education
We are a consumer-owned cooperative that develops, owns and operates small scale community solar projects in behalf of our members. Think of us as part energy company, part social movement.
Contact Jessica Williams (director@windowdressers.org) for support and information on:
Project technical assistance
Our Mission: WindowDressers brings community volunteers of all economic and social situations together to improve the warmth and comfort of interior spaces, lower heating costs, and reduce carbon dioxide pollution by producing low-cost insulating window inserts that function as custom, interior-mounted storm windows.
Contact Josh Caldwell (jcaldwell@nrcm.org) for support and information on:
Education & Resources
The Natural Resources Council of Maine is a nonprofit membership organization protecting, restoring, and conserving Maine’s environment, now and for future generations. For more than 60 years, the Natural Resources Council of Maine has been protecting the places and way of life that make Maine so special.
Contact the co-coordinators Nathan Robbins (nathan.p.robbins@maine.gov) and Parker Gassett (parker.gassett@maine.edu) for information on:
Project technical assistance
Climate adaptation service providers for communities
Sharing resources / Education
Information on resources/funding for climate adaptation and resilience
CCAP is a peer-to-peer learning network among climate adaptation professionals in Maine.
Contact Patricia Oh (lifelong@maine.edu) for information on:
The mission of Lifelong Maine is to support Maine’s age-friendly communities to create environments where older people can thrive.