OBJECTIVE I: To facilitate the accountability of corporations, governments, and other institutions for their environmental practices.
Strategy 2:To broaden public constituencies that will encourage corporations and other institutions to internalize the true environmental costs of their activities, by connecting environmentalists to public health, labor, religious, minority, economic development, science, business, youth, academic, social justice and other groups.
Camp Isabella Freedman of Conn, Inc./ADAMAH: The Sustainable Living Fellowship
Center for a New American Dream/The Lighthouse Project: An Innovative Outreach Initiative
Common Assets Defense Fund/Apollo Project
Earth Day Network, Inc./Changing the Frame: Designing a Strategy for a New Urban America
Farmers' Legal Action Group, Inc./Taking on Corporate Agriculture
Focus Project, Inc./Estate Tax Research and Education Project
Fordham University/Institute for Innovation in Social Policy
Greenpeace Fund, Inc./Take Back the Earth Campaign
Health Care Without Harm/General Support
Institute for America's Future, Inc./New Growth Initiative/Apollo Project (PAG)
Institute for America's Future/New Growth Initiative/Apollo Project
Land Stewardship Project/Campaign for Family Farms and the Environment
League of Conservation Voters Education Fund/Labor Research Pilot Project
National Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice/Laundry Workers’ Justice Campaign
Orion Society/Artful Advocacy: Building a New Movement for Responsible U.S. Global Engagement
Redefining Progress/General Support
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc./Carbon Disclosure Project
Tides Center/Rockridge Institute
Tides Center/Rockridge Institute
WGBH Educational Foundation/Frontline 2004 – Corporate Accountability
