Join us for the MassEnergize
Community Climate Leaders Conference 2025
April 30th, 2025
Get ready for a day packed with inspiration, learning and actionable strategies to supercharge your climate engagement efforts.
Why Attend?
- Be inspired by expert speakers—hear from MA Climate Chief Melissa Hoffer, Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, Rewiring America, and other climate leaders driving real change.
- Engage in dynamic breakout sessions—explore topics such as The Power of 1:1 Conversations, Funding Residential Decarbonization Projects, and Engaging Youth Voices to empower you with resources for action.
- Connect with peers—network with municipal leaders, grassroots organizers, and sustainability advocates tackling similar challenges in their communities.
- Discover innovative strategies—learn from sessions on Energy Coaching Programs, Engaging Diverse Constituencies, and Municipal Sustainability Roundtable, designed to accelerate local climate solutions.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain new skills, exchange ideas, and accelerate climate action in your community!
New this year: A Resource Breakout Session where you’ll explore powerful tools designed to support local climate action - from tools that help communities track emissions to personal climate action planning, personal electrification planners and more.
We've also amped up our late afternoon and evening offerings! We'll have a Non-Profit Exhibitor Fair from 4-5pm, giving you a chance to meet organizations showcasing their work and learn how they can help you.
And, finally, don't miss our featured Climate Film! We'll close out the day with a screening of Inundation District, an award-winning documentary film about the implications of Boston's decision to ignore the threats posed by climate change, followed by a live Q&A with director David Abel.
Whether you're a seasoned leader or just starting your journey, this conference will empower and inspire you to create real, lasting change in your community.
Last year’s conference sold out, and demand is high again this year. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of Massachusetts’ growing climate movement.