The GSA Community
New GSA Community members need to create a Mighty Networks Account. (This is in addition to joining via the GSA website.)
New to the GSA Community?
Returning GSA Community Member?
If you’ve already created a Mighty Networks account, you can login here (or via the FREE mobile app! See details below).
Connect with other school sustainability champions to ask questions, share resources, ideas and best practices to strengthen your sustainability journey!
The strength of the Community is in the engagement and contributions of its members. Become an active participate to help accelerate the green schools movement, and towards a more sustainable future!
By joining the Green Schools Alliance, you will automatically be invited to join the GSA Community. However, as the 'Community' aspect is hosted on a secondary website platform, you must create a (second) Mighty Networks account to access the GSA Community. It takes less than 2 minutes!
Getting Started
Step 1: Agree to the Community Guidelines
Remember what we are here for - to inspire, support and strengthen school sustainability efforts. No marketing, sales, trolling, spam or harmful content. Read our full Community Guidelines.
Either:
Click here and follow the prompts, OR
Find an invitation to join the Community in your email inbox (search for ‘Green Schools Alliance - including your spam folder!) and follow the prompts to create an account.
Step 2: Create your account
Step 3: Have your browser save your password
For a seamless experience between our platforms, we recommend opting for your browser to save your password so you don’t have to log in each time.
Quick Links
How to Use the GSA Community
The GSA Community provides a structured way to connect with other school sustainability champions so you can share resources and best practices, ask questions, network, and accelerate the green schools movement!
START (Sustainability) Topics
Structured and Organized Discussions
Enter 'Topics' to access one of 50+ sustainability discussion groups, color-coded by their START category.
Specific sustainability topics
Each discussion area is focused on a specific START (Whole School Sustainability) metric, to help organize and structure your peer-to-peer collaboration.
Learn and Share
Ask questions, create polls, and share resources and best practices around each START metric (sustainability topic).
