Who can host an event?

Nonprofits, schools, businesses, municipalities, libraries, faith communities, clubs, and individual organizers. Events must be climate-related, open about who is organizing them, and non-discriminatory.

What happens after I submit an event?

A reviewer checks the listing for completeness, accessibility details, and fit with the community guidelines, then publishes it or follows up with questions. You keep control of your own registration and ticketing.

Can I use Partiful or Eventbrite for registration?

Yes. Your listing links out to your Partiful or Eventbrite page, which stays the source of truth for RSVPs and tickets. Attendees can still add the event to their calendars from this site.

Host an event people can find

Workshops, shore walks, film nights, open houses, repair cafés. If it helps New Jersey mitigate, adapt, or build resilience, it belongs on the calendar.

Listing an event is free. It always will be.

What participation gets you

One statewide calendar

Every listing carries accessibility details, cost, and location, and lands in Google, Outlook, or any app that reads an ICS feed.

Real promotion help

Hosts get a ready-to-edit promotion kit for each event: descriptions for Partiful and Eventbrite, social captions, and a newsletter blurb.

Partners, not just audiences

Alliance programming connects organizations across sectors monthly, so collaborations start before the week and outlast it.

Practical resources

A curated library points to New Jersey's own institutions first: state programs, university tools, and municipal certification paths.

Propose your event

Planning your first event? The accessible event checklist covers venues, interpretation, and listing language, and the consulting service offers one-on-one planning help.

Common questions

Representing an organization rather than running a single event? The partner alliance is the better fit.