Susannah Tuttle Email & Phone Number

NC Council of Churches Eco-Justice Connection (EJC) program works with faith communities to address the causes and consequences of global climate change, and promote practical solutions, through education, outreach, and public policy advocacy. The NC Council of Churches Eco-Justice Connection program houses the NC Interfaith Power & Light campaign.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

NC Interfaith Power & Light (NCIPL) is a campaign on the NC Council of Churches Eco-Justice Connection program. NCIPL is focused on Energy Democracy with tangible results in congregations, putting our faith into action through the promotion of renewable energy, energy efficiency, and conservation. NCIPL is part of the national IPL network.

On July 17th 2020, a long USCAN alignment process, led by ActionAid USA, North Carolina Interfaith Power and Light, the Center for Biological Diversity and EcoEquity led to the adoption of the following statement by USCAN members:"USCAN believes that the US fair share of the global mitigation effort in 2030 is equivalent to a reduction of 195% below its.

Now is the defining moment for how our nation addresses the climate crisis. Our leaders must be emboldened to take immediate action on climate change. We’re pushing candidates up and down the ballot to campaign aggressively on climate action and a just and equitable economy— and put the Trump administration on defense for ignoring experts, refusing to.

Southeast Region

WELCOME TO SCENLaunched as a project of the US Climate Action Network in 2008 in anticipation of the Federal climate and energy Waxman-Markey bill, the Southeast Climate and Energy Network (SCEN) stands as the largest regional collaborative of clean energy and climate change advocates and organizations from twelve Southeastern states, including Alabama.

Carolina Law’s Center for Climate, Energy, Environment and Economics (CE3) has two interrelated missions. First, the Center is expanding opportunities for Carolina Law students to develop a deep understanding of the critical energy and environmental challenges of the day through research, new courses, externship opportunities, moot court competitions, and.

With over 100 member organizations, USCAN is the largest US network of organizations focused on climate change. USCAN plays a critical role as the only network connecting organizations working on climate advocacy and policy development at all three levels of the debate: state/regional, federal, and international, all of which are becoming increasingly.

Vision Team Member for "Women in Clean Energy" Network

Trace Collaborative, LLC - a woman-owned partnership founded on the notion that design, and projects surrounding design, should be a series of conversations, giving stakeholders and specialists from each field the ability to contribute and create the highest level of sustainability possible for a specific project. We understand the importance of.

Mission:To assist and lead in the transformation and restoration of under-resourced communities through education and service and with a focus on heritage conservation and sustainable design.Vision:All people are empowered to revitalize and sustain their communities, creating bright futures and celebrated pasts.Values:A holistic approach to sustainability.

A founding member of the Diversity & Outreach committee, serving first as Committee Chair and then as Board Liaison. I spoke at forums and conferences across the state on the topics of Green Business Enterprise and Social Equity in the Green Building Movement.

A main focus of research and communication was for coordinating the development of a Vice Chancellor’s Sustainability Advisory Committee to establish and implement policies, practices, and curricula for the operations of the campus.

Mdiv, Ecological Ethics

Activities and Societies: Co-Founder of T.R.E.E.S. - Theological Roundtable for Ecological Ethics & Spirituality

Master Of Divinity - Mdiv, Ecological Ethics

B.A., Schooling, Self, & Society

Theatre/Theater