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Organization: Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light

Sector: 501C-3 Non-Profit ; Faith-based

Organization Mission: Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light works in partnership with faith communities to build transformative power and bring the lights of people’s unique gifts to addressing the climate crisis. We work to grow the climate movement in Minnesota by empowering individuals and communities across the state to take action that is authentic, effective, and energizing in their context. Join us to build a powerful social movement for climate justice.

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Related PlanScape Status on: Best Practice, Caring Relationship, Education, Faith-based, Sustainability

Key reports on: Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light


Topics include: Xcel rate decision was a climate justice win;; Paving the Way to Justice 40: MN's Diverse Voices Forging Equitable; Participation in the clean energy future - recap; MNIPL’s Reparations Webpage

 

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