ASAP Organizational Members

Organizational members are change-makers, leaders, learners, and colleagues.

They accelerate impact and they are leading the field of adaptation.

ASAP's organizational members come from all sectors and industries and together are moving the needle on climate adaptation and resilience across North America. 

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United in their shared purpose to accelerate climate change adaptation practice through openness, transparency, trust and reciprocity, ASAP’s organizational members connect to find collaborators, scope new projects and inject fresh ideas and skills into their projects, services, and programs.

Learn more about the 40+ organizations – including federal agencies, cities, leading engineering and planning firms, and community organizations – that look to ASAP to accelerate their adaptation and resilience goals.

Academic Institutions

Ohio University - Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service (1)


The Voinovich School serves as a frontrunner in leadership and public affairs education.

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Design, Architecture, Engineering, and Planning Firms

Parametrix


Parametrix is a 100-percent employee-owned firm providing inspired solutions in engineering, planning, and environmental sciences.

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Horsley Witten Group


HW design professionals believe in a nature-based solutions approach for solving environmental and climate-related challenges. 

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Government Agencies

Broward County (1)


Broward County is a county in the U.S. state of Florida, located in the Miami metropolitan area.

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Denvers Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency


Denver's Office of Climate Action, Sustainability and Resiliency focuses on a sustainable and resilient community.

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Miami Dade County


Miami-Dade County is a county located in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Florida. 

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NOAA CAP


An applied research and community engagement program that expands society’s regional capacity to adapt to climate impacts in the United States.

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Develops synthesis products, fosters communication, and pursues science in climate change and carbon cycling and management.

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NIACS


NIACS develops synthesis products, fosters communication, pursues applied science, and provides technical assistance for climate adaptation.

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Colorado Office of Climate Preparedness and Disaster Recovery


Colorado's Office of Climate Preparedness and Disaster Recovery serves to elevate the state’s climate adaptation, preparedness, and recovery work and needs within the Governor’s Office.

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Non-Profit Organizations and Networks

Chisholm Legacy Project


The Chisholm Legacy Project serves as a vehicle connecting Black communities on the frontlines of climate justice.

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Ecoadapt


EcoAdapt offers adaptation support & training to make planning outcomes less vulnerable to climate change.

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Institute for Sustainable Communities


Supports communities grappling with environmental, economic, and social challenges to build a better future shaped and shared by all.

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Union of Concerned Scientists


The Union of Concerned Scientists is a member-supported nonprofit that’s fighting for a safer and healthier world.

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Philanthropic Organizations

Become a Member

When an organization, institution or company joins ASAP you extend the benefits of membership to your staff, clients and colleagues. Organizational Membership ensures that you have a hand in both building the adaptation field and benefiting from the resources and knowledge that come from ASAP membership.

All Organizational Membership Packages are custom built to meet the needs of your team and highlight the expertise you bring to the field. Contact us to get started.

Organizational Membership Packages Include:

  • Individual Member benefits extended to staff, clients, and colleagues
  • Your resources, products, and accomplishments promoted throughout the adaptation field
  • Training for staff and clients on principles of adaptation and resilience
  • Discounts at conferences including adaptation and resilience events and in the aligned fields of sustainability, planning, engineering and more!

Annual Membership Package Examples

SUPPORT Membership $2,500

ADVANCE Membership $5,000

TRANSFORM Membership $10,000

Featured Member Resources

Explore a resource hub for black frontline climate justice leadership from Organizational Member Chisholm Legacy Project. The Policy Exchange features local, state, and federal policies supporting Black climate justice leadership.

How Members Engage in the Network

Educational Opportunities

Ohio University - Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service (1)

Ohio University's Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service

This fully online Master of Sustainability, Security, and Resilience degree is a five semester degree focused on leadership for adaptation professionals, including policy, systems analysis, and community engagement. The program is designed to be a five semester, part time program, culminating in a seven-week resilience planning capstone.

$1,000 Discount on Tuition for ASAP Members

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Unity Environmental University

Unity Distance Education provides a range of academic programs, both baccalaureate and graduate, designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to address pressing environmental challenges. Through the Distance Education unit of the University, students can pursue degrees in fields such as Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Environmental Studies, Environmental GIS, Wildlife Conservation, Marine Science, and more. As we expand our degree programs, Unity is dedicated to furthering education in the much-needed industry of climate change adaptation and resilience. 

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

The Master's in Community Climate Adaptation is a joint degree with WPI’s Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering and Department of Integrative and Global Studies. The program is designed to be completed in three semesters and entails a full semester of community-engaged research.