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A Black-led economic-development organization in the Berkshires supporting Black entrepreneurs and businesses through grants, mentorship, and supplier-diversity advocacy, alongside work on neighborhood revitalization, arts & culture, and environmental justice.
Fights food insecurity in Southwest Philadelphia through urban farming, food access programs, and community agricultural education.
Connects Black sustainability practitioners globally to build sustainable communities and economies through environmental justice, education, and cultural preservation.
A national green community economic development network empowering urban Black communities to adopt sustainable, neighbor-owned development through green-village-building.
Connects environmental, racial, and economic justice through research, advocacy, and community engagement, fighting environmental racism and climate injustice, with a focus on frontline Texas communities.
Advances civil rights, protects Black communities, and builds Black political, economic, and cultural power in Milwaukee and beyond.
Historic Black farmland cooperative and community land trust supporting Black farmers, now operating pecan and orange groves and an apiary at its Resora property.
Raleigh-based advocacy organization working to bridge the gap between historically disenfranchised Black communities and the systems and policies that affect them, with a focus on voting rights, environmental justice, criminal justice reform, healthcare access, education equity, and economic empowerment.
Organizes South Philadelphia/Grays Ferry residents for environmental and housing justice, opposing fossil-fuel expansion near the former oil refinery site.
Trains residents of underserved Baltimore communities for careers in the solar and clean energy sector to help break cycles of poverty and unemployment.
Community organization building affordable, sustainable housing and advancing neighborhood development and environmental justice on Buffalo's West Side.
Works with Lower Ninth Ward residents on health-focused programs (including a Mobile Market bringing fresh produce to the neighborhood), strategic land acquisition, and community-based social enterprise to support neighborhood revitalization.
A leadership-development and training organization that empowers African American and other grassroots communities across Mississippi and the South to hold political, education, economic, and environmental systems accountable.
Grassroots environmental justice organization co-founded by Peggy Shepard to build community power to improve environmental health, protection, and policy in communities of color, originally in West Harlem.
Protects, preserves, and restores natural resources in the West Atlanta Watershed while advancing environmental justice for surrounding communities.