ICYMI: Lowcountry Food Bank Announces ‘Walk to Fight Hunger’
“The Lowcountry Food Bank announced today a family-friendly event that aims to bring awareness to hunger issues in coastal South Carolina and
Category: justice
7 Experts Offer Solutions for Solving World Inequality
“The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated socioeconomic inequalities. Mitigating inequality requires a mix of bottom-up and top-down changes that address the underlying social
#GoodFundingFriday: 10 More Grant Opportunities – Edition #18
Check out the latest #GoodFundingFriday grant opportunities list! 2021 – #18 YoungArts Award https://youngarts.org/competition 2021 TD Ready Challenge https://www.td.com/ca/en/about-td/ready-commitment/funding/the-ready-challenge Good Green Education,
EVENT: 2021 ‘Commitment to Justice’ Award
From our friends at the Center for Heirs Property Preservation… Save the Date: The 2021 ‘Commitment to Justice’ Award The Center for
INTERVIEW: Enough Pie’s Thetyka Robinson on Quintin’s Close-Ups
Thetyka Robinson, Enough Pie’s interim Executive Director, was recently interviewed by award-winning journalist, Quintin Washington. If you are interested in arts and
Why Many Americans Can’t See The Wealth Gap Between White And Black America
For many sports fans, FiveThirtyEight is a go-to resource for stats. They don’t just cover sports, though, as evidenced by this #goodread
EVENT: BEYOND THE DISC!
From our friends at Beyond Basic… Beyond the Disc is Beyond BASIC’s 3rd annual Disc Golf fundraiser. On Friday, September 10th we
ICYMI: Redux Presents “Tidal Futures: Friends of Gadsden Creek”
Redux Contemporary Art Center is excited to present Tidal Futures: Friends of Gadsden Creek. This exhibition aims to highlight the organization’s Outreach
GOOD IDEAS: Antidotes to Gentrification
Gentrification isn’t inevitable, especially when you consider options from Samuel Stein’s ‘radical urban-planner toolbox.’ We tend to talk about gentrification as if
“One Region Roadmap Seeks Crucial Input from Residents & Businesses”
Planning in our region is more important than even if we are to collectively address both long-standing issues in our community as