Media Contact
For press inquiries, please contact Taylor Thompson, Director of Development and Communications, by using the Media Inquiries form, linked below.
CEJA’s press releases, public statements, and general updates can be found below.
The winning artist will receive $250 and their artwork will be featured on CEJA merchandise. Submissions are due March 6th, 2026.
Battery storage saves Californians money while improving public health compared to gas-fired power plants, according to new research from Regenerate California (a coalition led by California Environmental Justice Alliance and Sierra Club California) and the Center for Energy Efficiency & Renewable Technologies (CEERT).
Last month, Governor Newsom’s office released its May Budget Revise that proposed various cuts, deferrals, and extensions of pivotal programs to try to close an estimated shortfall of $12 billion to balance the state’s budget.
CEJA stands with our immigrant communities and for human rights – the right to live, to breathe, to dignity, and to self-determination.
The past year of legislation saw massive victories for environmental justice communities: we defended our rights to healthy neighborhoods through oil and gas setbacks, codified local governments’ authority to restrict oil and gas pollution, and accelerated the cleanup of idle oil wells. The California Environmental Justice Alliance (CEJA) is proud of the tireless advocacy from our communities that led to these wins, and we’re looking to pass even more exciting legislation in 2025.
There are times when reality is so shocking that words fail. It feels inadequate to use language to express our devastation at the loss of lives, homes, and livelihoods raging through Los Angeles this past week.
Regenerate California, a coalition led by the Sierra Club and the California Environmental Justice Alliance, commissioned a study on the emission of nitrogen oxides, or NOx, from gas-fired power plants as part of their efforts to transition California away from fossil fuels and toward 100% renewable energy.
Donald Trump has been re-elected.
In a victory for environmental justice, local governments now have the right to defend their residents from oil and gas drilling and the state will close more idle wells
