Climate justice is a unifying issue that brings together a diverse array of people with many other intersectional concerns, including local activists who otherwise might not find one another.

The future I envision for myself here is not filled with fracking rigs, smog, and conflict. I want to connect with other Coloradans who are scared for their future and give them a way to help and a hope for the future.

All the candidates, up and down the ballot, need to see that the climate justice movement has political power.

I follow Clinton down the campaign trail because I believe in her. I train activists across the nation to ask her to champion keeping fossil fuels in the ground because we want Clinton to be our ally in our fight against the fossil fuel industry.

I needed to make sure Hillary Clinton heard our message loud and clear: that young women across the country are against fossil fuel funding.