February is Black History Month. It’s not about famous people. It’s a time to appreciate the amazing things Black Americans have done to make our society better. There are many […]
Statement: Honoring Juneteenth: Freedom Day
June is the month in which we honor a historical moment in time across this nation. We stand together in solidarity and recognize the day that slavery ended in the […]
Top 10 Black Environmentalists To Know About
Guest post by Zeeshan Khan Looking at environmental justice, we must first address racial injustice. Historically African Americans have suffered disproportionate impacts from pollution, climate change, and lack of access […]
Environmental Racism and Access to Public Spaces
Guest post written by Raksha Doddabele, a Dogwood Alliance intern. What are Green Spaces? During times of stress like the COVID-19 pandemic, spending time in areas of greenery is an […]
Forests, Climate, and Justice in the Southern US
Co-Written with Reverend Leo Woodberry, Executive Director of New Alpha Community Development Corporation Mahatma Gandhi said: “What we are doing to the forests of the world is but a mirror […]