Collective Progression brings you this interview with Tom Campbell of the Guacamole Fund. This tax exempt, public charity “has been helping to coordinate events for organizations that work in the public interest, since 1973.” Their focus on supporting grassroots action, with education, outreach, networking and funding, has proven to be a mechanism of crucial support [...]
One of our first stops in Washington D.C. was to meet up with Michael Mariotte. Michael is the Executive Director and chief spokesperson for Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS) and has led the organization for 20 years, making numerous television appearances and has been widely quoted in the press. With clean and safe energy [...]
January 17th, 2011 This week we are featuring a really great community space we visited while in Berkley, California. The Ashkenaz Music & Dance Community Center “is a nationally recognized nonprofit music and culture venue that specializes in presenting live world and roots music. Ashkenaz brings people of all ages, cultures and lifestyles together with [...]
January 3rd, 2011 The Light is Off for Incandescent Light Bulbs Governments around the world are passing measures to prohibit the sale of incandescent light bulbs for general lighting. The aim is to encourage use of more energy-efficient lighting alternatives, such as compact fluorescent lamp (CFLs) and LED lamps. Brazil and Venezuela started to phase [...]
Hello all and welcome to our web site! Collective Progression’s mission is to engage individuals and grassroots organizations in order to document social and environmental justice struggles and solutions. We will be providing live and online trainings, resources, and networking opportunities that empower people to effect positive change in their communities.
