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
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Fresh Future Farm to Sponsor 3rd Annual SC Black Farmers Conference in 2021
Fresh Future Farm (FFF) will sponsor the third SC Black Farmers Conference on Sunday, March 28 and Monday, March 29, 2021. Hosted by the SC Black Farmers Coalition, this two-day conference will be held virtually and in-person.
APPLY NOW: Carolina Youth Action Project COHORTS
From our friends at Carolina Youth Action Project “The Youth Action Alliance (YAA) is a political education intensive focusing on transformative justice,
DEC 17 – When My Skin Color Hurts
The dialogue continues as these four inspiring local health professionals dig deep into race issues in our communities…
DECEMBER 10: “Moving to Systemic Change”
The Tri-county Cradle to Career Collaborative and YWCA Greater Charleston continue their co-presented speaker series, MOVING TO SYSTEMIC CHANGE, and they invite
The Emanuel Nine Memorial takes a big & exciting step forward
“The Mother Emanuel Memorial Foundation Board, which manages the fundraising, construction, endowment and outreach for the Emanuel Nine Memorial, announced Kimberlyn Davis as Executive Director today.”
“The Fight to Free the Charleston 5”
In honor of the holiday, we encourage Charlestonians to spend an hour learning, or refreshing their memories, about the local grassroots activism
RESOURCE: The Mutual Aid Legal Toolkit
The Sustainable Economies Law Center has put together a thoughtful and rich toolkit for anyone interested in mutual aid networks as an
Black Ink Festival Looking for Authors & Sponsors For Upcoming Event
From our friends at the Black Ink African American Book Festival… Black Ink Festival Announces Sponsors and Opens Registrations to Black Authors
EVENT: All Land is not Creating Equal
In celebration of the Center’s 15th anniversary – and the 35th anniversary of the Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group, which helped spark the Center’s start-up – we invite you to learn about the role of land in wealth inequality, about heirs’ property and fractionated land, and about strategies and policies that can address this issue to build rural regions and urban communities that are more inclusive and resilient!