FREE EBOOK: A Year of Living Locally March 4, 2021 If you have any interest in what’s been dubbed the “sharing economy,” you’ve probably come across the good people at Shareable, which is one… Continue Reading
APPLY NOW: BIPOC Climate Activist Fellowships February 14, 2021 A faith-based climate action collaborative just announced an exciting opportunity for BIPOC youth interested in climate activism. Check it out and share to your… Continue Reading
EVENT: ‘An Ecological Civilization: The Path We’re On’ February 6, 2021 Join Vandana Shiva, Leah Penniman, Winona LaDuke, and Jeremy Lent for a discussion on moving the world to a community-oriented way of life. YES!… Continue Reading
SIGN UP NOW: Walk for Water 2021! January 21, 2021 From our friends at Water Mission… “Today, you’ll likely use water countless times—to drink, cook, shower, brush your teeth, flush the toilet, and more—without… Continue Reading
GOOD IDEA: Addressing Implicit Bias in the Sharing Economy January 20, 2021 It didn’t take long for #AirbnbWhileBlack to evolve from a hashtag to a movement as more and more folks shared their stories of discrimination… Continue Reading
EVENT: When My Skin Color Hurts January 17, 2021 When My Skin Color Hurts Thursday, January 21 8;30pm-9:30pm ZOOM & FB Live The dialogue continues as these four inspiring local health professionals dig… Continue Reading
GOOD READ: Data & Systemic Racism January 6, 2021 Systemic racism is a problem. And it is hard to imagine how we can eradicate racism if we continue to bake it into our… Continue Reading
2020 – The Bright Side December 31, 2020 When the pandemic began, we tried to highlight the positive with our hastag #opportunityincrisis. As the months wore on and the hardships piled up,… Continue Reading
MUTUAL AID: “Solidarity, Not Charity” December 30, 2020 There is no doubt that crisis can bring out the best in some people. And this pandemic was no exception. Throughout the Lowcountry this… Continue Reading
How to Fix Economic Inequality: a Guide December 22, 2020 Research demonstrating the immense economic inequality in the United States is readily available, as is data showing the disproportionately harsh impact Covid has had… Continue Reading