Co-op Power is a multi-racial, multi-class movement for a just and sustainable future. We're a decentralized network of energy councils in southern New England, incorporated as a consumer-owned energy cooperative. We use our buying power to secure quality goods and services at affordable prices. We use our time and energy to install renewable energy systems and weatherize buildings. We use our political power to support the development of community-friendly energy laws and regulations, especially serving communities of color and limited resource communities. We use our capital and technical resources to build community-owned green jobs and green energy.

I taught a course on Community-based Sustainable Energy Solutions each semester as part of GCC's great Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Program.

I taught a course on Communities and Community Economic Development working with extraordinary students who wanted to be able to make a significant difference in limited resource communities.

I work with extraordinary people - staff, members, board members, local council leaders, interns, volunteers, consultants, contractors, elected officials, journalists, leaders of sister organizations - who are committed to making a difference, to taking action in the world to create a just and sustainable future for all. We're hosting multi-race, multi-class conversations where communities can work together to decide what they're next steps are and then helping them build community ownership of the energy products and services, good green jobs, and sustainable energy they want and need most.