GOOD IDEA: Public Spaces for Girls
When you really think about it, teenage girls really lack options when it comes to public spaces designed with them in mind.
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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
VIDEO: Getting to the Root of Racial Justice
In her TEDx Talk below, Professor Megan Ming Francis asks a visionary question about about achieving racial justice and contends that we
VIDEO: A Message from the Future II: The Years of Repair
From THE INTERCEPT on Youtube… “Do we have a right to be hopeful? With political and ecological fires raging all around, is
GOOD IDEA: Fix Unfair Property Taxes
The way property taxes are assessed is inherently unfair to the non-wealthy, and the consequences are brutal and long lasting for those
I Serve with Joy Launches ‘Let’s Mask Up’ Campaign
From our friends at I Serve with Joy… Despite the growing availability of Covid 19 vaccines, the Lowcountry is still facing health
Nehemiah Action 2021 to Focus on Housing & Healthcare
EVENT: Nehemiah Action 2021 Monday, March 22nd 7 pm at The Bend (3775 Azalea Avenue) or virtually through Zoom ZOOM REGISTRATION: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEvcO6hqjwuGtyzObZdfOxzq9g5gqtiNPUM
PETITION: Support Local Community Park & Historic Preservation Project
From our friends at Local Pulse… Petition: Stop Mayor Tecklenberg from Annexing More John’s Island Land Through Taking Possession of a Local Community
#GOODCAUSE: ‘ROOTED” Local Documentary on Food Justice
For those who don’t know, filming for a documentary about Fresh Future Farm, food justice and the ongoing challenges of systemic racism
FREE EBOOK: A Year of Living Locally
If you have any interest in what’s been dubbed the “sharing economy,” you’ve probably come across the good people at Shareable, which