The Arava Institute is a leading environmental and academic institution in the Middle East, working to advance cross-border environmental cooperation in the face of political conflict.  The Track II Environmental Forum enables key civil society organizations and individuals who represent both state and non-state actors to meet in a safe space.   In this environment, they can discuss, negotiate and develop practical cross-border strategies to facilitate formal and informal environmental agreements between the countries.

The Happiness Alliance is helping to improve the well-being of society by reducing emphasis on economic growth and focusing on the domains that lead to life satisfaction, resilience and sustainability.  They provide tools, resources and knowledge to transform our society, government and economy.

Pull Together Now is a social profit organization defined by members of the Intercontinental Delegation of Indigenous Peoples.  Pull Together Now collaborates with the Original Peoples.  They share their knowledge and cultivate transformative intergenerational solutions by applying Indigenous practices to our transboundary challenges.

The Rio Puerco Alliance mission is to restore the Rio Puerco watershed for present and future generations through outreach, education, and collaborative action.  They focus on environmental restoration through outreach, education, and collaborative action.

The STEMarts Lab  designs and coordinates innovative sci-art installations and workshops as part of school programming, art and science festivals, events and museums.  Students experiment and create work that then becomes part of a real-world event.

Dr. Joe Neidhardt explores the moral, spiritual, and economic aspects of climate change. He speaks to a diverse group of leaders in thought and action, each providing a unique aspect of the bigger picture.  This discussion of climate change uses several different mediums.  The combined knowledge of indigenous and western contributors is being shared through a book called “Groundswell”, a web series of documentary interviews with the contributing authors, and a documentary film, Envision, The Big Picture released in 2018.  The Center for Emergent Diplomacy is helping to promote the book and Dr. Lefkoff contributed a chapter.​

Radio Taboo is a development project and documentary film about Issa Nyaphaga, a political journalist in exile returning to his small village in West Africa to build a regional community radio station to educate his community about subjects that are often too taboo to talk about.  This station will reach over one million listeners and serve as a model for communities across Africa.  By broadcasting information about public health, women’s issues and human rights, Issa empowers people in the region through public education.  The project is the subject of a documentary film partially funded by National Geographic.  The Center for Emergent Diplomacy hosted a film screening and fundraising events with Mr. Nyaphaga in 2019 and continues to support the project and Mr. Nyaphaga. Mr. Nyaphaga is also apart of the Center's Advisory Council.