MUTUAL AID: “Solidarity, Not Charity”
There is no doubt that crisis can bring out the best in some people. And this pandemic was no exception. Throughout the
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The Growing Impact of B Corporations
For those who haven’t heard of B Corps, they are specially certified mission-driven corporations committed to doing good while making a profit.
20 Charts to Put 2020 in Perspective
It’s often true that a picture is worth a 1000 words. The same may also be true for charts. We’ll leave that
#GoodFundingFriday – 10 NEW Grant Opportunities
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! We hope this makes it even easier for folks to apply for grants in
Black Ink Festival Announces Program Details for Free Event in January
From our friends at the Black Ink Book Festival… Black Ink: A Charleston African American Book Festival has released the program line
APPLY NOW: 19th annual South Carolina Palmetto Hands Juried Fine Craft Competition and Exhibition
From our friend at HolyCitySinner.com… “Fine craft artists from across the state are invited to participate in the 19th annual South Carolina
How to Fix Economic Inequality: a Guide
Research demonstrating the immense economic inequality in the United States is readily available, as is data showing the disproportionately harsh impact Covid
Go Green This Season – Eco-Friendly Holiday Tips
Here is a great reminder about incorporating eco-friendly practices into your holiday season from the good folks at SCDHEC.gov/recycle and RecycleRightSC.org. For
#GoodFundingFriday – 10 NEW Grant Opportunities
Check out the most recent #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! We hope this makes it even easier for folks to apply for grants
Green Growth vs. Degrowth and the Fight for Environmental Justice
So what do you do when you can agree that there is a major problem to solve but you disagree on how best to solve it?
For starters, it might be helpful to search for common ground while acknowledging that complexity, compromise, and consensus-building might be essential if both sides are to avoid total failure.