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The Connecticut League of Conservation Voters Education Fund (CTLCV Education Fund) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization working to educate voters and elected leaders on environmental issues in our state. The CTLCV Education Fund works with dozens of groups to develop and support good environmental policies at the state legislature, register environmentally-minded voters, promote equitable solutions to environmental problems, and support community-led efforts for climate action and energy equity.
Environmental Summit
​Our Summit brings together lawmakers, policy experts, advocates, and the public to learn about the most important issues facing our environment.
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We've been working to bring equal access to voting throughout the 2020 election and will continue to work to make sure everyone's voice is heard.
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Educate the public on key issues affecting our environment.
Organize communities and provide a platform for local advocates to speak out.
Register voters to make sure everyone can have their voices heard in our elections.

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2022 Environmental Summit
The 2022 Summit will be January 25 & 27 from 12 - 2:30pm (via Zoom). Take a look at our Summit page for all the materials and information. Every year, CTLCV Education Fund brings together lawmakers, advocates, policy experts, and members of the public for an informative look at the key environmental issues facing the General Assembly in the upcoming session. 
CTLCV Education Fund Fights Plastic Pollution with Fun Family Bottle Painting
In June 2019, CTLCVEF in partnership with CHEER and the North End Action Team hosted over 30 children and families in our Middletown headquarters to learn about the dangers of single-use plastics. Attendees received their own reusable glass bottles to decorate and take home, as well as copies of the acclaimed Pesky Plastics.
Calling on Congress to Act on Climate
CTLCVEF and CTLCV traveled down to Washington along with two young leaders from the Youth Climate Strikes and the Sunrise Movement. Together, we met with members and staff of our Congressional Delegation and asked them to take strong action to fight PFAS contamination, stop climate change, and close the energy affordability gap in our state and across the nation. Our emerging leaders participated in training seminars and learned how to share their personal stories to become stronger voices for change.
CTLCVEF Promotora Featured in Teen Vogue
​Agnes Marie Torres shares her story on life after Hurricane Maria and why she is working to be a part of common sense solutions that will reduce pollution and make her community more resilient to climate change.
News from CTLCV EF Interns & Volunteers
Learn more about the accomplishments of this highly successful initiative to elevate the voices of Connecticut communities of color for conservation.
Photo used under Creative Commons from Denise Cross