About Us
The Leadership Campaign is led by Students for a Just and Stable Future and other concerned citizens dedicated to protecting humanity from the unprecedented threat of global destabilization as a result of rapid climate disruption.
We work to mobilize our campuses, communities, and state to raise climate change to the top of the political agenda and stimulate state, national, and global changes necessary to protect the ecosystems that sustain life. We seek to make Massachusetts a leader in the transition to a society no longer dependent on climate-destroying practices.
100% Clean Electricity is both necessary and possible! Don't believe us? Read our Policy Platform, find out more about the science and the politics and read a copy of the RePower America Resolution by the MA State Legislature, calling on congress to get 100% Clean Electricity in the next 10 years.
Click here to learn about the organizations behind The Leadership CampaignOur Strategy
It is not too late to act, but it is getting late.
Scientists tell us that we have a very short window before it becomes too late. The leaders of the world's governments had a chance to act in December at international negotiations in Copenhagen. They failed to do so. We cannot wait for our leaders to lead. We must lead ourselves. Massachusetts must send a message to our nation and the world that the time for action is now.
Students, religious leaders and community members from across the Commonwealth will continue to protest homes and dorms powered by dirty energy until the state adopts a policy to Repower Massachusetts with 100% Clean Electricity in the next 10 years, transforming our economy and eliminating dirty fossil fuels. We will sleep out to take responsibility of what powers our homes - and show we are ready for them to be powered only by clean sources. We also choose to sleep out in solidarity to the thousands of climate refugees that are involuntarily homeless, and the hundreds of millions more who will soon be joining them.
As a result of our efforts last fall, 17 legislators co-sponsored our bill, An Act to Create a Repower Massachusetts Emergency Task Force. We encourage you to join us this spring in demonstrating to our elected officials the depth of commitment we have to getting our bill passed this session.

