Jessica Wignall, an alumna of LCV’s Candidate Academy training with Stewardship Utah last spring, reflected on her successful run for City Council in West Jordan, Utah.

Alex Joyner, an alum of NC League of Conservation Voters Foundation’s Boards and Commissions Fellowship, reflected on his unexpected journey to the mayor's office of Farmville, North Carolina.

The upcoming March 28 No Kings protest will be the third - and possibly largest -  peaceful No Kings day of action. Here's how to get ready.

Elida Castillo, the new mayor of Taft, Texas, a director for LCV’s Chispa TX program, and an alumna of LCV’s candidate training, decided to run for office to fight the power of the oil and gas industry in her community.

Speak truth to power! Testify to tell federal agencies on how their proposed rules and regulations would impact you and our air, water, and climate – here’s how.

Ready to speak up for your community, and the environment? Submit a public comment to the Federal Register today!

Here’s what you need to know about Trump's ongoing attacks on public lands and national parks, and how you can join us in pushing back.

Do you know what your local tax assessor does? While running for the position in Orleans Parish, Casisus Pealer aimed to show voters how this overlooked role has a big impact on the community. Here's how, and how LCV's Candidate Academy inspired his first-ever run for office.

Voters nationwide overwhelmingly elected candidates who ran on lower bills and cleaner energy. Here’s what you need to know about the winning candidates in key races in New Jersey, Virginia and Georgia, and how their policies will benefit you and your energy bills.

After 5 million people turned out for the first No Kings event in June, we’re taking to the streets again on October 18. Here are the five key things to know about this nationwide peaceful protest, what it stands for, and how to join a rally near you.