CCEJN posted our first Youtube video! Its a Census Sketch preformed by our director Nayamin Martinez and our staff. Click for important info on the California Census.
Roots of Resistance! 2020
We are celebrating 20 years of activism and advocacy in the Valley! Read about our celebration here!
California Announces THE END for Brain-Harming Pesticide Chlorpyrifos
Chlorpyrifos use will be banned in December 2020 Sacramento: In a historic win for public health, the California Department of Pesticide Regulation today announced a decisive end to the brain-harming pesticide chlorpyrifos in California. Dow and other manufacturers will have until November 8 to end all sales in California of chlorpyrifos, a nerve gas linked to severe and […]
Federal Study Proves Fracking Contaminates Ground Water
A new study sheds light on the dangers of Oil and gas extraction on California ground water. Read how California water is in danger by clicking here
Welcome to IVAN Tulare
The IVAN platform has made its way into Tulare county. Residents welcomed regulators in the welcoming tour.
Cal-EPA will begin the cancellation process of pesticide but falls short of protecting communities
California moves a step closer to prohibit brain-damaging pesticide Chlorpyrifos. Cal-EPA announced that it will begin the cancellation process of this pesticide, but this announcement falls short to protect vulnerable communities
Keep Fracking off public lands!
California is opening up public lands to fracking. This is our opportunity to stop the damage! want to be a part of our fight?
Planning for a Better Tomorrow
Read about our intense planning retreat, where we took a look at what made us who we are, to see where we are headed!
RoundUp Ban in Fresno Unified
This past summer, a group of Fresno residents who are part of CCEJN’s pesticide & advocacy trainings decided to launch a campaign to ban the cancer-causing pesticide RoundUp in Fresno Unified School District’s (FUSD) schools.
A Victory in Arvin
The victory that took place in Arvin on July 17th, 2018, was only part of the decade-long work by the community and organizations representing environmental justice in Kern County.