Campus Climate Network is ready to take your student movement org to the next level!

Discover the right training for you and your org to build student power. Trainings are critical for every social movement aiming to build people power. Campus Climate Network has launched a nationwide training program with a vision of engaging and training thousands of leaders and organizers across the student climate movement. We will prevail over the fossil fuel industry by deeply investing in our people, our fundamental understanding of power, and the skills needed to scale up a nationwide student movement.

CCN offers FREE online and in-person trainings to help your organization grow and win your campaign.

🌟 Applications now open for Fall 2026 Trainings🌟

click here to apply! Deadline is Sept 21st.

Keep scrolling for further details about our trainings

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Questions? If you have questions or needs about trainings that aren't covered in this form, please reach out to Erin at [email protected]

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📋 Trainings Menu

A launchpad, not a lecture.

• Like Training for Change, we are guided by the Experiential Learning Cycle, which is linked to popular education as developed by Paulo Freire and others. As such, our trainings are highly interactive and include time to apply the skills you’re learning to your campaign and campus organizing.
• We tailor our trainings directly to the needs of you, your group, and your campus context.
• The work doesn’t end when the training does. During our trainings, we seek to strengthen, empower, and build your organizing skills, but what happens next is up to you. CCN offers follow-up coaching sessions to continue to deepen the development of your organizing skills, but you must make the collective choice to put the skills you’ve built into action on campus.

CCN offers the following trainings online and in-person:

CCN offers a wide array of skills-based trainings to help you and your group build power and win! Toggle the arrows below for descriptions of our core curriculum.

• Power and Self-Interest
• Basebuilding through AHA Conversations
• Baseholding (Ladder of Engagement)
• Power Mapping
• Target Analysis