Cycle4CT 2026! 7th Annual Ride for Climate and Environmental Justice!
The Cycle4CT Challenge raises funds to strengthen our organizing capacity on climate & environment in Connecticut.
Take the physical challenge from anywhere in the world. On bicycles, tricycles, skateboards and more through city streets, quiet forests, along the coastal shore, or even a spin bike from the comfort of your own home. Be as creative as you like to support CCAG's unwavering advocacy for climate and environmental justice.
Join the Movement - Register to Ride or Support a Challenger Today!
How to get involved:
Ride: Take the physical challenge anytime from July 10 thru 12 from anywhere in the world.
Donate: Take the fiscal challenge starting right now. Contribute to the campaign or support a challenger. Every dollar helps us fight for a sustainable future. The fiscal challenge ends on July 26.
Promote: Use your social media super powers or word of mouth to help spread the word to fellow cyclists, climate activists, and business sponsors. Share our mission and encourage others to get involved.
Contact Natasha Kuranko for questions regarding promotion and assistance donating or registering to ride. [email protected]
Take the physical challenge from anywhere in the world. On bicycles, tricycles, skateboards and more through city streets, quiet forests, along the coastal shore, or even a spin bike from the comfort of your own home. Be as creative as you like to support CCAG's unwavering advocacy for climate and environmental justice.
Join the Movement - Register to Ride or Support a Challenger Today!
How to get involved:
Ride: Take the physical challenge anytime from July 10 thru 12 from anywhere in the world.
Donate: Take the fiscal challenge starting right now. Contribute to the campaign or support a challenger. Every dollar helps us fight for a sustainable future. The fiscal challenge ends on July 26.
Promote: Use your social media super powers or word of mouth to help spread the word to fellow cyclists, climate activists, and business sponsors. Share our mission and encourage others to get involved.
Contact Natasha Kuranko for questions regarding promotion and assistance donating or registering to ride. [email protected]
2025 Events
CCAG Annual Awards Celebration
Thursday, December 4, 2025 • 5:30–8:30 PM
New Park Brewing, 485 New Park Ave, West Hartford, CT 06110
Thank You for an Inspiring Night of Hope and Action
CCAG Program Book 2025 by nkuranko
MIDAS Film Screening & Wendell Potter Panel 10/15
Every day, health insurance companies make billions of dollars for executives and shareholders by denying people care. Join us for an electrifying movie about a group of young people who take on the broken health care system, followed by a discussion with national and state leaders in health insurance advocacy and reform.
Join us for an evening of entertainment and discussion about health insurance in America, and what we can do about it.
We will watch the heist movie Midas, shot entirely in Hartford, whose heroes take on an insurance monolith from the inside. We will then have a panel discussion with national health insurance reformer Wendell Potter, Midas filmmaker TJ Noel-Sullivan, Senator Saud Anwar, and Senator Matt Lesser. Moderated by Rose Ferraro.
This is a free event, we hope to see you there! RSVP here.
View a trailer of the film here.
Join us for an evening of entertainment and discussion about health insurance in America, and what we can do about it.
We will watch the heist movie Midas, shot entirely in Hartford, whose heroes take on an insurance monolith from the inside. We will then have a panel discussion with national health insurance reformer Wendell Potter, Midas filmmaker TJ Noel-Sullivan, Senator Saud Anwar, and Senator Matt Lesser. Moderated by Rose Ferraro.
This is a free event, we hope to see you there! RSVP here.
View a trailer of the film here.
Thank you to everyone who attended the Medicare "Dis"advantage Event. Watch your email for important updates!
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's Cycle4CT Challenge! Finish Line 7/31!
5th Annual Ride for Climate and Environmental Justice
The Cycle4CT Challenge raises funds to strengthen our organizing capacity in Connecticut to make progress towards a Zero Carbon Future.
How to get involved:
- Ride: The physical challenge has ended for this year. BUT here is what you can do now-
- View current efforts here today.
You can find the individual Challengers pages here:
- fundrazr.com/OurOnlyPlanet2024
- fundrazr.com/Dupont_DiehlFarmRiders
- fundrazr.com/LivingstonCycle4CT2024
- fundrazr.com/DRogersCycle4CT2024
- fundrazr.com/DusteDunnCycle4CT2024
- fundrazr.com/PowerPeddling4OurPlanet
Promote: Use your social media super powers or word of mouth to help spread the word to fellow cyclists, climate activists, and business sponsors. Share our mission and encourage others to get involved.
Contact Natasha Kuranko for questions regarding promotion and assistance donating or getting your business or name on the tote bag. Deadline to get on the tote bag 7/31 at midnight.
TOGETHER WE CAN SAVE OUR PLANET ONE REVOLUTION AT A TIME!
View the August Climate newsletter here. To see what contributions support.
Thank you to everyone who Joined us for an Afternoon With Bishop Barber II on May 5th.
Renowned civil rights leader, Bishop William Barber II spoke on 5/5/24 at the Immanuel Congregational Church, UCC in Hartford.
This was an exciting opportunity for all who attended and we were so happy to see their sanctuary filled to capacity to hear Bishop Barber’s powerful message of “Challenge and Hope.”
Bishop Barber is a preacher, social activist, author and sought-after public speaker who became nationally known for his leadership with the Moral Monday movement in North Carolina. He has recently begun a new phase of his work as the founding director of the Center for Public Theology & Public Policy at Yale Divinity School.
You can view the recording of the event here
This was an exciting opportunity for all who attended and we were so happy to see their sanctuary filled to capacity to hear Bishop Barber’s powerful message of “Challenge and Hope.”
Bishop Barber is a preacher, social activist, author and sought-after public speaker who became nationally known for his leadership with the Moral Monday movement in North Carolina. He has recently begun a new phase of his work as the founding director of the Center for Public Theology & Public Policy at Yale Divinity School.
You can view the recording of the event here
