The Green Agenda
The Green Agenda is a monthly, intergenerational discussion breaking down topics of environmental racism from the Black & Latinx perspective. This recurring virtual production is in partnership with the Climate Action Campaign and the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Farming While Black: Resilience in the Face of Adversity (opens the original)
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On behalf of Young, Gifted & Green, Climate Action Campaign, and the Environmental Defense Fund, we would like to invite you to join us for Season 6 Episode 8 on our podcast The Green Agenda. In this episode we recognize the contributions and economic impact of Black entrepreneurs and business owners, especially Black Farmers. August is Black Business Month and a perfect time for a conversation about the Farm Bill- a massive, legislative package that Congress typically renews every five years wh
Lawyering Up: Building Community-Centered Governance & Accountability (opens the original)
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On behalf of Young, Gifted & Green, Climate Action Campaign, and the Environmental Defense Fund, we would like to invite you to join us for Season 6 Episode 7 on our podcast, The Green Agenda. Legal recourse in the environmental justice sector is very unique in practice that it not only requires knowledge and skill at the intersection of environmental justice and civil rights, but the power of establishing rapport and trust with the community. In this episode, we will sit down with Amanda Garcia
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