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Elizabeth Bast

Executive Director, Oil Change International

Oil Change International is a research, communications, and advocacy organization and Ford grantee that is working towards a just and equitable departure from fossil fuels. In 2023, we went to the UN Climate Change Conference in the United Arab Emirates to push countries to acknowledge the need to eliminate fossil fuels to achieve our collective climate goals. It’s pretty commonly understood at this point that oil, gas, and coal play a driving role in climate change, yet the need to phase out fossil fuels hasn’t been stated explicitly in climate negotiations.

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The numbers to know in ending inequality worldwide

“Make It Count” features notable grantee leaders in Ford’s network sharing their numbers to know for ending inequality.

To keep global temperature rise under 1.5 degrees, we must allow zero new oil, gas, and coal development to move forward. We also should burn zero oil, gas, and coal by 2050 and give zero subsidies to fossil fuels if we’re going to achieve a just energy transition. And there is zero room for distractions from the fossil fuel industry to delay these changes happening.


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AI Now Institute

Artificial intelligence must- be accountable and support the public interest. This research organization offers a promising path forward.

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WorkMoney

New resources and tools are focusing on improving the financial security of all Americans.

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Funders for LGBTQ Issues

There are more opportunities than ever for foundations, corporations, and funding institutions to support LGBTQ nonprofits.