Support Climate Litigation: Empower EarthJustice

Hello!

My name is Gie Wilson and I'm a senior at Indiana University studying Environmental and Sustainability Studies. Over the past year, I have been conducting research for my honors thesis focusing on the historic and future use of climate litigation. Part of this research led me to the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference, COP29, in Baku, Azerbaijan. While there, I spoke with advocates, scholars, and lawyers about the state and future direction of climate litigation internationally. After experiencing first hand stories of plaintiffs and lawyers about the potential to be found in climate litigation, I was moved to take action to support this work.

This Earth Day, I'm raising funds to support climate litigation. Climate litigation around the world is on the rise, but citizens everywhere need help doing this. This is why I'm urging you to support EarthJustice, a U.S.-based nonprofit, which routinely pushes for more transparent and ambitious climate action with its lawsuits, as well as prioritizes climate justice and equity in its work.

Please join me in supporting the cause of climate litigation, which is proving to be the future of citizen-driven climate action in a time when we need it most.