Our Vision
EEECHO envisions a community of stakeholders vested in more productive and resilient neighborhoods, self-reliance and advanced preparedness to adequately adapt to the growing challenges which adversely and disproportionately impact our most vulnerable communities.
Our primary goal is to fully engage our communities in working in areas of alignment with oversight agencies and decision-makers at all levels.
We go the extra mile to amplify the voices of those we serve.
Our Initatives
Inclusion Policy
EEECHO fully embraces and is inclusive of all members of our society, regardless of race, age, creed, religion, status, gender, and orientation.
Jemez Principles
EEECHO adheres to the 17 Principles of Environmental Justice and all the Jemez Principles for Democratic Organizing, with particular focus on:
-
Be Inclusive
-
Emphasis on Bottom-Up Organizing
-
Let People Speak for Themselves
-
Together In Solidarity and Mutuality
-
Build Just Relationships Among Ourselves
-
Commitment to Self-Transformation
The Education, Economics, Environmental, Climate and Health Organization (EEECHO) is a female-led, grassroots network of diverse partner organizations, educators, economists, healthcare providers, housing proponents, scientists, environmental justice proponents, climate justice activists, legal experts, faith leaders, policy advocates and professionals that represent the interest of building better communities.
Meet the Team
Get to know the EEECHO team members!
Olivia Walker
Editor in Chief
Dan Mitchell
Assistant Manager
.jpg)
Noah Patterson
Programming Editor
Ruth Story
Executive Director and Co-Founder
Katherine Egland
Program Director and Co-Founder
