Become a member of our Texas division!
Regionally, the goal of the Texas division is to create a greener Texas starting in
urban communities and on university campuses in the following Texas cities:
Through our Get Active. Go Green! campaign, we will implement the following
series of project-focused initiatives:
Initiative #1 - Get Active. Go Green! in Texas Membership – This initiative will
recruit interested members from the community, professionals, organizations,
governmental agencies and students interested in protecting the planet’s
resources.
Initiative #2 - Get Active. Go Green! on Campus – This campaign is designed
to create green/greener university campuses in our targeted Texas cities.
Initiative #3 - Get Active. Go Green! in Urban Communities – This campaign is
designed to create green/greener low income housing and apartment projects in
our targeted Texas cities.
Initiative #4 - Get Active. Go Green! with S.T.E.A.M. – This campaign will use
annual speaking opportunities and advocacy to emphasize the link between the
arts and STEM education, and expose how logic and creativity can collide to make
the U.S. an even stronger “economic and technological leader of the global
marketplace of the 21st century.”
Initiative #5 - Get Active. Go Green! in the Arts & Education – This campaign
will be an annual Green Backpack drive whereby, using the “LogiCreativity”
ideology, we will fill recycled backpacks
Organization's History
Founded in 1985, the African American Environmentalist Association (AAEA), is a
national, nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to protecting the
environment, enhancing human, animal and plant ecologies, promoting the efficient
use of natural resources and increasing African American participation in the
environmental movement.
AAEA's main goals are to deliver environmental information and services directly
into communities. We work to clean up neighborhoods by implementing toxics
education, energy, water and clean air programs. AAEA includes an African
American point of view in environmental policy decision-making and resolves
environmental racism and injustice issues through the application of practical
environmental solutions. We are the nation's oldest African American-led
environmental organizations and we welcome all races interested in working for
improvements in the African American community.
Regionally, the goal of the Texas division is to create a greener Texas starting in
urban communities and on university campuses in the following Texas cities:
- Austin
- Dallas
- El Paso
- Ft. Worth
- Houston
- San Antonio
Through our Get Active. Go Green! campaign, we will implement the following
series of project-focused initiatives:
Initiative #1 - Get Active. Go Green! in Texas Membership – This initiative will
recruit interested members from the community, professionals, organizations,
governmental agencies and students interested in protecting the planet’s
resources.
Initiative #2 - Get Active. Go Green! on Campus – This campaign is designed
to create green/greener university campuses in our targeted Texas cities.
Initiative #3 - Get Active. Go Green! in Urban Communities – This campaign is
designed to create green/greener low income housing and apartment projects in
our targeted Texas cities.
Initiative #4 - Get Active. Go Green! with S.T.E.A.M. – This campaign will use
annual speaking opportunities and advocacy to emphasize the link between the
arts and STEM education, and expose how logic and creativity can collide to make
the U.S. an even stronger “economic and technological leader of the global
marketplace of the 21st century.”
Initiative #5 - Get Active. Go Green! in the Arts & Education – This campaign
will be an annual Green Backpack drive whereby, using the “LogiCreativity”
ideology, we will fill recycled backpacks
Organization's History
Founded in 1985, the African American Environmentalist Association (AAEA), is a
national, nonprofit environmental organization dedicated to protecting the
environment, enhancing human, animal and plant ecologies, promoting the efficient
use of natural resources and increasing African American participation in the
environmental movement.
AAEA's main goals are to deliver environmental information and services directly
into communities. We work to clean up neighborhoods by implementing toxics
education, energy, water and clean air programs. AAEA includes an African
American point of view in environmental policy decision-making and resolves
environmental racism and injustice issues through the application of practical
environmental solutions. We are the nation's oldest African American-led
environmental organizations and we welcome all races interested in working for
improvements in the African American community.
African American Environmentalist Association
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Get Active. Go Green!