Wisconsin Is All In: All-of-Society Climate Policy Convening
Madison, Wisconsin | In-person
About The Event
America Is All In and Forward Together Wisconsin co-hosted a June convening in Madison, Wisconsin that brought together more than 70 leaders from Wisconsin government, academia, business, and civil society to explore collaboration to advance climate policy in the state.
Expert-led discussions and breakout sessions focused on emissions reduction pathways, local climate priorities, partnerships, and financing opportunities.
Post-Event Snapshot
Catch up on the event below:
Diverse Voices Shaping Wisconsin's Climate Future
Participants gathered to discuss how Wisconsin can leverage its diverse sectors to create impactful climate policies. With stakeholders from energy, transportation, agriculture, and other key sectors, the convening demonstrated the power of cross-sector collaboration in shaping the state’s climate future.
Exploring Pathways for Effective Climate Action
Expert-led discussions provided attendees with insights on emissions reduction strategies and local climate priorities. Participants also explored financing solutions to support climate policy implementation, equipping them with practical tools to advance Wisconsin's climate goals.
Strengthening Subnational Collaboration
A central theme was the need for cross-constituency collaboration to achieve Wisconsin’s climate objectives. Attendees emphasized strengthening existing climate policies and creating new strategies that align state and local government, business, and community efforts to drive long-term climate progress.
A Bold Commitment to Climate Leadership
The event underscored Wisconsin's commitment at the state and local levels to taking bold climate action. It highlighted the sustainable, equitable policies that will benefit communities statewide while positioning Wisconsin as a national leader in climate mitigation and resilience.
The Future of Climate Policy
As the event concluded, participants expressed their commitment to ongoing collaboration and expanding climate policies in Wisconsin – setting the stage for continued progress. This convening reinforced that Wisconsin is ready to lead with bold, subnational climate action and help shape a more resilient, sustainable, and equitable future for all Americans and generations to come.