EVENT: Community Conversations
From the folks at Charleston Shared Future… Community Conversations You are Invited! Charleston Shared Future is hosting two Community Conversations about education
Category: activism
Safer Alternatives to Facebook
We’ve been boycotting Facebook (and Instagram & Whatsapp) for well over a year for a lot of reasons, and we have no
INTERVIEW: Eric Jackson on Quintin’s Close-Ups
Our friend and colleague, Eric Jackson, who has been a part of our #Goodsharing movement since its launch in 2014, wears a
VIDEO: The James Campbell Posters at the Avery
From our friends at the Avery Research Center… The Avery Research Center has one of the most talented and hardworking staff members
EVENT: A Space to Heal Lowcountry
From our partners at Transformation Yoga… A day of dialogue, advocacy, and movement created for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color within
ACLU of SC Launches Mobile Justice App
ACLU of SC recently launched the Mobile Justice phone app to allow citizens an easier way to monitor public interactions with law
FOOD JUSTICE 101: What, Why & How
When it comes to food, there is so much to love about Charleston. We are blessed with so many talented people and
It’s Time to Make Cycling and Walking in our City Safer
As Charleston Moves‘ Mobility Month comes to a close, we want to highlight a recent editorial from the City Paper which highlights
Community Organizations Collaborate to Launch FOOD JUSTICE GARDEN
From our friends at Lowcountry Action Committee… The Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture is sponsoring the Stono Park
The Message is Clear: ‘Change Must Come Now’
Recently, The Charleston City Paper published an important perspective on the Jamal Sutherland travesty that we encourage everyone to read in full