So what do you do when you can agree that there is a major problem to solve but you disagree on how best to solve it?
For starters, it might be helpful to search for common ground while acknowledging that complexity, compromise, and consensus-building might be essential if both sides are to avoid total failure.
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.
Last month, we put out a call to the community to forge partnerships and recruit volunteers in support of our under-budgeted Parks
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From our friends at Carolina Youth Action Project “The Youth Action Alliance (YAA) is a political education intensive focusing on transformative justice,
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The dialogue continues as these four inspiring local health professionals dig deep into race issues in our communities…
The Center for Biological Diversity’s ‘Simplify the Holidays’ program comes at a very opportune time. The project has two prongs: alternative gifts
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We think this is a serious question worthy of calm consideration. The point isn’t to pick sides, but rather, to think about
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Undoubtedly, the pandemic has been hard on everyone. But this article has us wondering how local teens in the Lowcountry are coping
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Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Repurpose. By now you have probably heard of the growth of ‘repurposing’ projects around the globe. “In a world
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New research from the Land Inequality Institute on “uneven ground” sheds disturbing light on the growing problem of land inequality and its
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