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WHAT WE DO

Regeneración brings people together to build community leadership, build partnerships, and bring climate-related funding and resources to the Pajaro Valley. 

Three Pillars for Lasting Change

We build representative community leadership because local community members most affected by climate change can and will help lead the way to just, equitable solutions.  The best way forward is in partnership. Together, we will bring in resources needed to eliminate the use of fossil fuels and help our communities adapt to more extreme weather in a warmer world.

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Build Leadership

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Build Partnerships

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Bring Resources

Build Leadership

We build community leadership by listening to the thousands of local residents we’ve worked with, bringing their ideas, needs, and concerns to decision making tables. We’ve been doing this since 2016 and have created new positions and developed new leaders, including many young Latine residents from the majority population. Regeneración’s work helps make sure decision making tables include Pajaro Valley community members. Together we help drive local climate solutions.   

  • Stay connected to us and learn about leadership development opportunities including jobs, internships, advisory groups, and listening sessions. 

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Add YOUR Story

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Take Action

Your voice can help move change forward. Find ways to speak up, participate, and support community-led solutions.

Check back for opportunities.

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Photo Voice

Local stories, captured through photography. Discover our 2024 and 2025 PhotoVoice exhibits.

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Intergenerational Reflections

Learn more about the voices of local communities and how climate change affects individuals and families across generations, demonstrating the power of community storytelling, female leadership, and intergenerational knowledge to raise awareness and drive local action on climate change.

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