Centering BIPOC Frontline Communities
Louisiana’s Title VI Legal Decision: Civil Rights for Environmental Justice Communities at Risk
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is essential for environmental justice communities. This latest case, Louisiana v. EPA, prohibited the EPA] and the U.S. DOJ from addressing preliminary findings of discrimination that would have relieved some of the health and environmental burdens communities in “Cancer Alley.”
IG Live: Climate Justice and Mental Health with Dr. Britt Wray
Watch our IG livestream with Dr. Britt Wray, author of “Generation Dread” and Director of CIRCLE at Stanford Psychiatry in the Stanford School of Medicine, where discuss the way that […]
Curbing Pollution in Frontline Communities
Across the United States, Black, Indigenous, and communities of color are disproportionately impacted by pollution and environmental health disparities. Environmental health disparities exist when communities exposed to a combination of […]
US Treasury Report identifies climate impact on household finances
Black and Latine adults are less able to pay their bills and are more impacted by climate disasters. Living paycheck to paycheck makes any disruptions caused by climate change far […]
Climate Impact on Household Finances – Report from the US Treasury
Black and Latine adults are less able to pay their bills and are more impacted by climate disasters. Living paycheck to paycheck makes any disruptions caused by climate change far […]
Webinar: Exploring CCS and Environmental Justice in Louisiana
nvironmental and climate justice advocates have consistently emphasized the potential detrimental effects of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technologies on our communities. In the first installment of our CCS series, […]
Tea Time with Just Solutions: Fostering Learning & Sharing with Environmental Justice Advocates
In the relentless pursuit of environmental justice, dedicated leaders and practitioners often find themselves expending a tremendous amount of energy, mental fortitude, and personal capacity. The passionate individuals at the […]
IG Livestream with Faithfully Sustainable
This is a recording of our Instagram livestream event with Faithfully Sustainable in September 2023. Tayler Ward, Communications and Education Programs Manager, had a conversation with Kadjahtou Balde, co-founder of […]
LGBTQ History Month: Intersectionality with Climate Justice
October is LGBTQ History Month. As a queer and nonbinary person from the South, honoring and preserving my community’s history is more important than ever as attempts to suppress our […]
Community-Created Solutions to Climate Vulnerability and Resilience: A Case Study in Six Frontline Communities
Using a case study approach in six frontline communities, Just Solutions has developed a Prioritizing Frontline Communities Framework that assesses the “pre-existing” economic, health, and infrastructure conditions that affect the […]
