• We are now 62 organizations and dozens of activists strong! • We hosted or spoke at 23+ GND events, trainings, workshops, and presentations. • We hosted 4 mixers to help build a connected community of activists and hosted a big community celebration with 200+ people. • We joined 4 coalitions: The Labor, Environmental, and Community Coalition, the ReWild Mission Bay Coalition, the Building Electrification Coalition, and the California Green New Deal Coalition. • We mobilized to stand in solidarity for racial and social justice issues at the City of San Diego, the County, and in the community. • We established five new committees and working groups: Equitable Housing and Development Committee, Monarca–a Spanish language work group, Spicy Funds Working Group to raise funds for equitable participation, a Ballot Measure working group, and the Activist Engagement and Operations Working Group. • We hired a JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion) Organizer and a Communications Coordinator. •We translated key documents into Spanish, including our website and Vision document.

• We hosted two Just Transition events with esteemed economists, and had 200+ attendees. • We advocated for Just Transition Plans as part of the City of San Diego’s Climate Action Plan and the County of San Diego’s Regional Decarbonization Framework. • We spoke to the importance of a Just Transition at panels and presentations throughout the community. • We supported rallies and protests to protect workers and stand up for economic justice during the pandemic, including rallying for the recall and retention of hotel workers.

• We mobilized for 50+ calls to action throughout the year and wrote or signed onto 15+ policy letters. • We attended 16+ lobbying visits with electeds from every level of government. • We wrote a coalition letter and lobbied the San Diego City Council for a Zero Carbon Climate Action Plan, leading to the development of the first Zero Carbon Climate Action Plan in the region. • We presented at the Environment Committee at the City of San Diego on our top policy priorities. • We successfully pushed for regional action on climate, and inspired the idea for the County’s Regional Decarbonization Framework, mobilizing significant turnout for hearings and workshops to shape the regional plan. • We co-sponsored legislation to create a Regional Climate Authority. • We collaborated with state and national partners to help build the political will for Build Back Better. • We sent representation on the Unite Here Freedom Rides across the country to Washington DC to stand up for voter rights.

• We supported efforts to ensure the best possible energy franchise agreements for San Diegans, and successfully secured funds from SDG&E for a Climate Equity Fund. • We co-organized 1 large protest against Sempra Energy with approximately 100 participants.