Join us on September 28 for the Wisconsin Climate March!

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climate can’t wait

On September 28, we’ll gather in Madison to march for solar power, clean energy jobs, science, environmental justice, conservation, and democracy. We have the technology and solutions. Now we need the political will to make clean energy accessible to all!

Join founding members 350 Wisconsin, Elevate, and Sierra Club, along with a coalition of grassroots organizations, clean energy experts, solar businesses, schools, affordable housing, farmers, labor unions, and creative partners!

why we’re marching

We’re coming together to send a message: Climate can’t wait! The march will be a clear demonstration of public support for solar and renewable power, helping to generate media attention for clean energy. We will also stand in opposition to fossil fuel generation, helping to educate the public about its dangers and providing a positive alternative in clean energy.

The Wisconsin Climate March will create a sense of community and shared purpose amongst like-minded individuals who care about our environment. We must compel Wisconsin’s decision-makers to protect the environment, science, and justice for all.

why september 28?

The Wisconsin Climate March is part of a national wave of clean energy action, ending Climate Week (Sep 21–28) with a powerful call for a safe, healthy, and just future.

join us

Planning on attending the march? RSVP here.

Are you interested in volunteering? Let us know here.

Part of an organization that would like to co-sponsor? Fill out this form.

Tell others why you’re marching! Check out this guide on how to submit your story.

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