2026 EVENT DETAILS
When?
September 15 -19, 2026
Sept 15-17: Virtual Only
Sept 18-19: In-Person
Where?
Bowie State University, Bowie, MD
What’s Happening?
The sympoisum will convene community members, advocates, nonprofit organizers, policymakers, researchers, and students for five days for an in-depth examination of ongoing environmental, climate, and energy justice issues. The first three days (virtual) of the symposium will explore various national and international issues, include the keynote addresses, and capacity building workshops. Meanwhile, the last two days (in-person) will focus on issues affecting the Mid-Atlantic region, with a special spotlight on Washington, D.C., and feature the solidarity tours, an art exhibit, plenaries, cultural events, and the 2nd Annual Environmental Justice Impact Awards.
Registration Information
Registration will take place via WHOVA.
OUR FEE STRUCTURE IS DESIGNED TO BE INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE, REFLECTING OUR COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.
All Access
Includes five days of virtual and in-person sessions , and most special events
$300 General Admission (Early Bird $250)
$75 Elders & Residents of EJ Impacted Areas
$50 Students
Virtual
Includes six days of virtual sessions (four days) and two days of recorded content
$150 General
$50 Students/Elders (65+)
Group Sales
Available for all access passes, see details above Tickets are purchased in denominations of 10 for $2500
Theme:
EJ 2076: Make America JUST Again
A 50-Year Plan to Advance Democracy, Environmental Justice, and Health Equity
As the United States of America marks its 250th anniversary, we are called to critically examine the foundational injustices in our environmental and health landscapes while collectively building a roadmap toward the nation’s 300th anniversary in 2076. The EJ Movement’s legacy of community-led struggle, from Warren County to present-day battles against emerging threats like AI data centers, informs our path forward.
Founded in 2011, CEEJH INC is a national leader in confronting environmental injustices and health inequities rooted in environmental racism, structural inequality, and neoliberal policies. We INpower underserved and overburdened communities through community science, collaborative problem-solving, and partnerships with grassroots organizations. Our work blends education, outreach, capacity-building, research, and technology to create lasting impact. Based in the Mid-Atlantic and connected nationwide, we serve as a bridge—linking frontline and fenceline communities, community-based organizations, advocates, health professionals, educators, researchers, policymakers, and government agencies. Together, we drive community-centered solutions that advance environmental justice and health equity.
Mission: To INpower fenceline, frontline, and underserved communities to resist ongoing environmental, climate, energy, and health injustices so everyone can thrive in just, equitable, and sustainable futures.
Highlights of the 2025 Symposium
Last year, the CEEJH INC presented an impactful symposium with the theme of The People’s Agenda: Resistance, Resilience, and RESToration with nearly 100 sessions, and nearly 300 excellent speakers, workshop facilitators, and session moderators from around the county and the world. Over 3,500 people registered for in-person and virtual sessions including stakeholders from impacted communities worldwide, EJ groups, green groups, academia, government, policymakers, workers, and business/industry.
The CEEJH INC Connection
The CEEJH INC EJ Symposium has a rich history of connecting community leaders, advocacy groups, legal professionals, government officials, researchers, and students to promote and protect the health of communities impacted by environmental, climate, and energy injustice. The previous symposia have highlighted the work of local community organizers, leaders, advocates, and allies. This year, we will again include peer-to-peer workshops with our MidAtlantic Justice Coalition (MAJC) members partners including Centro de Apoyo Familiar, Empower DC, Overbrook Environmental Education Center, Sussex Health and Environmental Network, South Ward Environmental Alliance, and United Parents Against Lead. This year, the symposium will have 75+ sessions related to technical assistance, organizational development, capacity-building, coaching, grant writing sessions, and more. In the days leading up to Symposium, we will launch the inaugural International EJ Summit, to be held virtually.
BUILD BRIDGES
As a sponsor of the 2026 CEEJH INC EJ Symposium, your generosity will help bridge the environmental justice gap. Your contribution will allow attendees to engage with community leaders, public officials, public health practitioners, and students to advance environmental justice and
About CEEJH INC
Reasons to Consider Being a Sponsor
Community Engagement
Corporate Social Responsibility
Networking Opportunities
Influence Policy and Practices
Education Opportunities
Long-term Sustainability
EJ 2076: Make America JUST Again
SEPTEMBER 2026 | BOWIE, MD + VIRTUAL PLATFORM
Pre-Symposium
Virtual
Day 1
Virtual
Day 2
Virtual
Day 3
Virtual
Day 4
In-Person
Day 5
In-Person
● Spotlight presentations by CEEJH INC Climate Justice Fellows
● Educational Webinar Series
● Special Sessions focused on Regional Updates
● Symposium Kick-Off with Keynote Speaker
● CEEJH INC Climate Justice Fellow Spotlights
● Special Sessions focused on Regional Updates
● Keynote Speaker
● Sessions focused on National and Global EJ Issues
● Keynote Speaker
● Sessions focused on National and Global EJ Issues
● Welcome Reception with Host Committee
● EJ Town Hall
● EJ Solidarity Tours [Food Justice and/or Cumulative Impacts]
● Keynote Speaker
● Sessions focused on Regional/Local Issues and Solutions
● Art Exhibit featuring local artists
● Cultural Night Focused on the Intersection of Art and Environmental Justice
● Keynote Speaker
● Sessions focused on Regional/Local Issues and Solutions
● Workshops and Plenaries focused on Youth and Women’s Issues
● Art Exhibit featuring local artists
● 2nd CEEJH INC Environmental Justice Impact Awards
SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION
We invite organizations that share our vision for social and environmental equity to partner with us in making this symposium a resounding success. Pay sponsorship online at http://ceejhsymposium.flipcause.com.
Sponsorship Commitments by: July 1, 2026 Payment by: August 3, 2026
Prominent sponsor branding featured on main conference banners
Shout-out!
Thanked by name in general sessions
Promotion Logo on event app
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Ad in Printed Program FullPage HalfPage
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Logo on event Swag Bag
Exhibitor Table
Choice of Location
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Digital ad shown in event reception space
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via CEEJH social media channels, emails, and e-newsletters
Moderate or organize a symposium session
Reserved seat at pre-symposium webinars
Recognition yearround on the event website
Financial and in-kind support of CEEJH INC is accepted and managed by Movement Strategy Center, a 501(c)(3) notfor-profit, tax-exempt membership organization serving as our fiscal sponsor. Such contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Please see your tax advisor for details.
Special Events Sponsorships
Sponsor a Plenary (10) {Partner level and name prominently displayed in program booklet} $3,500
Sponsor a Wellness Activity/Solidarity Tour (2) {Alley level and name prominently displayed in program booklet} $5,500
Sponsor a Reception (2) {Alley level and name prominently displayed in program booklet} $7,500
Sponsor a Signature Event (3) Cultural Night, EJ Awards, Women of the Movement Breakfast (W.O.M.B.) {Steward level and name prominently displayed by plenary in program booklet} $12,500
Sponsor a Meal (6) {Steward level and name prominently displayed by plenary in program booklet} $15,000
12TH ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE AND HEALTH DISPARITIES SYMPOSIUM
2026 SPONSORSHIP REGISTRATION FORM
Sponsorship Commitments by: July 1, 2026 Payment by: August 3, 2026
Business or Individual Name
(as you wish your sponsorship to appear on event materials)
Contact Name and Title
Address __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
City State Zip
Email Phone
Sponsorship Commitment $
(please specify exact dollar amount AND check box below)
□ Friend ($1,500+)
□ Partner ($3,000+)
□ Ally ($5,000+)
□ Steward ($10,000+)
□ SPE: Plenary ($3,500)
□ SPE: Wellness Activity ($5,500)
□ SPE: Solidarity Tour
□ SPE: Reception ($7,500)
□ SPE: Cultural Night ($12,500)
□ SPE: EJ Awards ($12,500)
□ SPE: W.O.M.B. ($12,500)
□ SPE: Meal ($15,000)
□ In-Kind (value)
□ Leader ($20,000+)
□ Champion ($35,000+)
□ Other
Fair Market Value: $0.00. The donor will not receive any goods or services in exchange for this gift.
By signing below, I affirm that my organization has agreed to sponsor the 2026 Environmental Justice and Health Disparities Symposium, will fulfill payment by August 3, 2026, and is responsible for providing any needed materials for event marketing and communications by the print deadlines communicated.
Signature Date
PAYMENT INFORMATION
□ Pay via the online sponsorship portal.
□ ACH or Wire Payment - See attached for wire/bank info.
Make payable to: “Movement Strategy Center,” with CEEJH INC stated in the memo section Mail check (via U.S. Postal Mail) and this form to: PO Box 511, Rodeo, CA 94572 Mail check overnight (via Fedex) and this form to: 1625 Clay St, Floor 6, Oakland, CA 94612
□ Please send me an invoice (All payments are due by August, 2026)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
July 1, 2026
Commitments are DUE
August 3, 2026
Payments, logos and guest names are DUE
Please send your completed form, guest names, and high-resolution PNG logo to symposium@ceejh.org.
□ Donate __________ of the tickets included in my event sponsorship to enable a reduced-price ticket for students and emerging professionals and complimentary tickets to community members to support our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice efforts.
For questions related, please contact: ar@movementstrategy.org.
Financial and in-kind support of CEEJH, INC is accepted and managed by Movement Strategy Center, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, tax-exempt membership organization serving as our fiscal sponsor. Such contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Please see your tax advisor for details.