SanDiego350 is building a movement to prevent the worst impacts of climate change and climate injustice through education and outreach, public policy advocacy, and mobilizing people to take action.
Teams + Campaigns
More than a dozen volunteer teams working to fight climate change through policy action, community engagement, and campaigns.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Here’s how SanDiego350 has activated and grown the climate movement in San Diego
People Mobilized
In the streets and into the movement
MAJOR
Policy Wins
Advanced 100% clean energy, an equitable transportation plan and a Green New Deal
Climate Activists
Equipped to lead and take effective action
Youth Leaders
Empowered through training and hands-on experience organizing peers
Read more about our accomplishments.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Prop 50 Phone Banking #4
Join this online phone banking session to contact SD350 members about Prop 50 and the upcoming special election. Help block election rigging and level
Prop 50 Door knocking with the Labor Council
Join this event to door knock (canvass) San Diegans about Prop 50 and the upcoming special election. Help block election rigging and level the
Resist Trump Flash Banner Action – Normal Heights
With all the negative actions that the Trump administration has been taking on climate and environmental policy, we must continue to push-back against Trump
RECENT POSTS
By Brad Barham, SanDiego350 member My September blog, “Western Wildfires, Climate Change, Insurance, Housing, and Inequality”, explored how rising wildfire risk associated with climate change is negatively affecting the housing market. It raises insurance costs, shrinks housing supply, and pushes rents and house sale prices higher and higher. Similar effects occur in other parts of […]
By Sofia Carrasco, Youth v. Oil Intern Article published in Cal Matters The health and safety of millions of Californians is in jeopardy thanks to a law that bypassed nearly the entire legislative process — bargained and brought to you by Big Oil. The law, Senate Bill 237, was introduced and passed in a hurried 72-hour session. […]
By Elizabeth Nguyen, Oceanside Youth Coordinator I’m excited to be joining the SanDiego350 community as the Oceanside Youth Coordinator. I am a first generation Vietnamese American born and raised in San Diego, CA. I enjoyed being outside, and I discovered my passion for marine conservation in high school as a volunteer at the Birch Aquarium. […]
Comments by Sofia Carrasco of Youth v. Oil about how 90 companies are responsible for greenhouse gas emissions, yet people are suffering from the effects of climate change brought on by these companies.
Comments by Youth v. Oil’s Diego Sandoval and Frida Vergara about how youth are being affected by big oil polluters an climate change, and how Polluters Pay Climate Superfund Act would hold companies accountable to address the damages they cause.
Comments by SanDiego350 members Katharine Harrison and Jack Shu on why the California Public Utilities Commission should reject the funding.
Comments by Masada Disenhouse, SD350 Executive Director, on how we need to be more aggressive with our advocacy now that Sempra Energy has a new utility focus.
By Katharine Harrison, Legislative Team Lead We vote for state legislators that we believe will promote our well-being as Californians and hope that the legislative process is open and fair enough that we can trust them. However, this is not always the case. Even with a Democratic supermajority, small d democracy has been dealt a […]
By Huxley Sidari (he/him/his), Youth volunteer with Youth v. Oil The ongoing sewage crisis in the Tijuana River is no new issue to San Diegans and residents of Tijuana alike. The river has been dumping untreated sewage directly into the Pacific Ocean for decades, resulting in the closure of beaches in cities like Imperial Beach […]
By Kyla Guerrero, HR & Operations Coordinator I’m excited to be joining SanDiego350 as the new HR & Operations Coordinator! This role feels like a natural step in both my professional and personal journey, combining my love for building strong organizations with my commitment to collective action for a more just and sustainable world. Originally […]
SanDiego350 Land Acknowledgement: SanDiego350 acknowledges that we are on the ancestral lands of the Kumeyaay people, the original native inhabitants of San Diego County. The Kumeyaay, Yuman-speaking people of Hokan stock, have lived in this region for more than 10,000 years.
We pay respect to the Kumeyaay elders past and present. You are invited to take a moment to consider the legacies of violence, displacement, migration, and settlement that bring us together here today.