Catherine Coleman Flowers – Special to the Advertiser Originally Published 1:12 PM EST Dec 3, 2019 to the Montgomery Advertiser Photo: Solar panels on Ireland Farms in Alpine, Ala., are seen
Catherine Flowers and George McGraw – Special to the Advertiser Originally Published 9:00 AM EST Nov 22, 2019 to the Montgomery Advertiser Scenes from Lowndes County, where only 20 percent of
Last week, Rev. Dr. Heber Brown joined the webinar series CEE hosts with the Climate Reality Project. Through the work at his church, Pleasant Hope Baptist, and the organization
After a sweltering summertime march to draw attention to the high death rates of now infamously titled Cancer Alley, the Louisiana Bucket Brigade has put out the Press Release below.
Originally Published by State of the Planet, Earth Institute at Columbia University September 25, 2019 By Jeff Berardelli For the past five years Karenna Gore, age 46, the eldest daughter of
“When we bring together reason with our values a vision will evolve for the good of the whole.” – Karenna Gore Dean Kelly Brown Douglas of Episcopal Divinity School speaks
CEE’s Senior Fellow on Environmental Justice and Civic Engagement, Catherine Coleman Flowers, was among those interviewed by PBS for The Story of American Poverty. More than 18 million Americans live
See complete summary and videos originally published at RepairersoftheBreach.org and more coverage from the Observer online. The Poor People’s Moral Action Congress was held at Trinity Washington University from June
Grief. It’s not that we need to stay there. It’s that we need to first let it in, consume us, before we can let it go and make room for
Originally published June 8, 2019 by lowkell See below for the amicus brief filed today with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. According to the brief: “Amici curiae are 28 members