Young adults who want to make a difference in this world don't have to look far!

• Nearly a billion of the world's people don't have as much to live on for a year as US young adults spend on themselves every month – around $286
• The planet is over-heated, over-fished, over-polluted, over-developed – and hugely under-appreciated

Not many people in our society – including a lot of your peers – seem to know or care about what's happening around them

What can you do about it? More than you think! Change in our world today won't be coming from the top down – but from the ground up. You just have to recognize and use the power you have – the power of community, the power of communication, the power of commitment, and the power of nonconformity to the kind of power that is hurting others and wrecking our planet.

So let's get started!

Get Organized!

NCP will help you find the tools to do what needs to be done and say what needs to be said. Check out our Get Organized! page. It has action ideas on poverty and justice, women's rights, indigenous issues, and more. Plus, we give you ideas for creating an NCP chapter or getting your existing group energized.

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Learning Tours You want to see your world and encounter interesting people-and not have to shave your head, give up your rights and get marched off to a war somewhere to do it. Join our Learning Tours to fascinating and troubling places to explore the struggles facing the earth and its people--and learn how you can be a part of bringing change!

Solidarity Workers We know you want to do off-the-charts-live-and-learn experiences for longer periods of time than a few days or weeks. Our  Solidarity Workers  program will help you spend from a couple of months up to a year working with NCP partners in Central and South America , Africa or Asia , or the Arctic .

Seeking Justice in our out-of-balance world? Look no further--here is info and action options for creating a fairer world for everyone.

Take NCP to School NCP director David Radcliff is ready and willing to visit college campuses for convos, classes and retreats on topics related to enviro care and social justice. Contact David by email. Here's a report from a recent outing: This spring semester David Radcliff promenaded into my world religions and philosophy classes with non-stop engaging energy and spellbound the students and other guests as a walking encyclopedia of knowledge and caring. His ability to weave together a tapestry of statistics and touching anecdotes on a variety of topics concerning world hunger and environmental issues was amazing.  Guest speakers in the classroom are received with a yawn and a glassy-eyed attentiveness. But not with David. He was engaging and inspiring. His personal experiences were poignant and powerful. I highly recommend him to other educators. -Herb Smith, faculty - McPherson College

More than a Fad Diet We know young adults are more conscious than previous generations about the impact of their diets on the earth. What's for Supper provides more info for those wondering about the impact of their diets on the environment.

Fast Food? Not so fast! Read Kylee Leland's exposee of the real cost of a burger and fries.

Join the Band! NCP is inviting you to demonstrate your commitment to living right with the earth and its people by Joining the Band. Making this step gets you a cool wristband made by the Siona people of the Ecuadorian Amazon (sustainable materials!), and links you with other like-minded souls--folks who have had enough of the way we're living with the earth and its people and want to do things differently. Interested? Join the Band!

Dialing for (Eco) Dollars Tired of outrageous cell phone bills--and companies that seem to just want to gouge you? Earth Tones internet and phone company is a nonprofit enterprise that donates profits to environmental causes. Reasonable rates make this a relatively painless way to do good as you stay connected. Check 'em out!

So there. Let us know what else we can do for you. Til then: Stay cool. Keep the faith. Save the earth. Let all you do be done in love (I Corinthians 16:14) -- now there's a challenge for you.