EVENT: Social & Emotional Learning in Rural Charleston
Mindful Mornings Charleston – March Meetup Fri, March 5, 2021 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM ZOOM EVENT FREE This month’s mystery guest
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GOOD QUESTION: Can a Park Prevent Gentrification?
There may not be any simple answers to addressing gentrification issues but there are ways to promote more equitable development. Here is
TEACH-IN: How to Write By-Laws for Worker Self-Directed Nonprofits
From the good folks at Sustainable Economies Law Center… and featuring Charleston local, Chris Tittle Organizational bylaws can be tools to create
Black History Focus: The Black Panthers & Fred Hampton
To shine a little light on some Black History that is often misrepresented, we are sharing excerpts from the Unlearning Racism Newsletter
PODCAST: Code Switch Tackles Race Head-On
Hey, podcast people, If you haven’t checked out NPR’s Code Switch Podcast, we highly recommend giving it a listen. “What’s CODE SWITCH?
GOOD MEDIA: Black History and Black Futures
Black History Month is a common time to see book lists and book reviews focused on Black History and African-American perspectives. Here
EVENT: ‘An Ecological Civilization: The Path We’re On’
Join Vandana Shiva, Leah Penniman, Winona LaDuke, and Jeremy Lent for a discussion on moving the world to a community-oriented way of
Lasagna Love Has Come to Charleston!
Thanks to local volunteers, the Lasagna Love movement has arrived in Charleston and now you can be a part of it, either
GOOD IDEA: Addressing Implicit Bias in the Sharing Economy
It didn’t take long for #AirbnbWhileBlack to evolve from a hashtag to a movement as more and more folks shared their stories
EVENT: When My Skin Color Hurts
When My Skin Color Hurts Thursday, January 21 8;30pm-9:30pm ZOOM & FB Live The dialogue continues as these four inspiring local health