Exciting Funding Opportunity for New England Communities! ?? The New England Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center (EJ TCTAC) is dedicated to assisting underserved, rural, and remote communities in addressing environmental justice challenges. What They Offer: ? Assistance on navigating federal and local grant systems. ? Support on crafting winning grant proposals. ? Training on how to effectively manage grant funding. Don't miss their upcoming webinar! Date: December 2, 2024 Time: 12 PM ET Join an interactive exploration of the past, present, and future of environmental justice in the U.S. Gain valuable insights and learn how your organization can benefit from their support. #EvironmentalJustice #TechnicalAssistance
关于我们
Groundwork USA is a national network of people-centered environmental justice organizations working hand-in-hand with residents to undo the legacy of environmental injustice and ensure that everyone can live in a community that is healthy, green, just, and resilient. As a leader in the national environmental justice movement, we seek to change places, change lives, and change systems by building the capacity of communities to lead the transformation of underutilized and vacant land and waterways into community assets that improve community health, well-being, and resilience. To learn more, visit: www.groundworkusa.org?
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https://www.groundworkusa.org
Groundwork USA的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 环境服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Yonkers,NY
- 类型
- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 2003
地点
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22 Main St. 2nd Floor
US,NY,Yonkers,10701
Groundwork USA员工
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Maria Brodine
Director of Network Support and Learning at Groundwork USA
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Deneine C. Powell, MS
Nonprofit Executive | Climate Solutions & Policy Advocate | JEDI Master | Connector
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Donald Pomeroy, C.P.G, L.E.P.
Principal; Engineering Operations Executive; Manager - CT Operations at Terracon; Environmental Consulting/Remediation SME; Operations Leadership
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Xavier Atizol
Director of Operations at Groundwork USA
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We’re thrilled to share that five Groundwork Trusts have been awarded a total of $400,000 through the Land Use Innovation Initiative! ?? This funding will support local communities in transforming brownfield sites into vibrant green spaces, creating new parks, gardens, and green infrastructure in neighborhoods that need them most. These efforts will provide lasting benefits for communities, with residents playing a key role in shaping their future. These projects represent real, tangible change—and we couldn’t be more thrilled to highlight the amazing work that’s underway. ?? Groundwork New Orleans’ Green Team will inventory brownfield sites, assess conditions like heat and flooding, and conduct community interviews to identify opportunities for green infrastructure and new green spaces. ?? Groundwork San Diego - Chollas Creek will work with local community members, organizations, and business leaders to develop a plan for transforming a 17-acre brownfield into a green space and flood mitigation park. ?? Groundwork Ohio River Valley will involve their Roselawn Climate Action Group in creating a community-wide brownfield reuse plan. ?? Groundwork Denver will engage the Sheridan community to gather input for a brownfield site redesign plan that prioritizes local needs. ?? Groundwork Atlanta will collaborate with west side residents to gather and share information on brownfield revitalization, ensuring redevelopment benefits the community. Discover how these projects are transforming communities—click to learn more! https://lnkd.in/gGq86Bv9 #LandUse #Innovation #Awardees
From the Ground Up: Five Groundwork Trusts Awarded Land Use Innovation Grants to Engage Residents in the Creation of New Green Spaces - Groundwork USA
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“Safe, clean, reliable water is a bipartisan issue, because it is a basic need and a human right that connects us all. No matter who you are or where you live, each and every one of us deserves clean water and a healthy river.” - Amy Souers Kober, @AmericanRivers. Check out the new CBS News story about the importance of urban rivers and the need to protect clean water. https://lnkd.in/gwDqdQgr #UrbanWaters #WaterEquity
The best cities are river cities
https://www.americanrivers.org
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The Groundwork Network is making resident dreams a reality! Together, we’re shaping a brighter, more just, and equitable future for everyone—creating cooler, flood-resilient neighborhoods and transforming brownfields into vibrant parks and gathering spaces where communities can enjoy nature, unwind, and connect with one another. In New Orleans, this vision is coming to life at the Vision to Reality Park. It's a shining example of resilience and community-driven change. Check out this video by the Bezos Earth Fund to see Groundwork New Orleans and their partners in action, leading the charge in local climate initiatives. https://lnkd.in/gK6xPKib #TipTheScales #StrongerTogether #CelebratingChange
How Groundwork USA is Taking Action Against Climate Change in New Orleans | Bezos Earth Fund
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Ever wondered how climate science shapes healthier, more resilient cities? Jeremy Hoffman, Ph.D. breaks it down in this inspiring conversation. Jeremy Hoffman, Groundwork USA's Director of Climate Justice and Impact, joined Will Melton on the America's Healthiest City podcast to discuss the transformative work happening in Richmond, VA and in many Groundwork communities across the country. Listen to the episode here ?? https://lnkd.in/gBpfFU3w
Ever wondered how climate science plays a role in building healthier cities? We dove into this with Jeremy Hoffman, Ph.D., Director of Climate Justice and Impact at Groundwork USA, on America's Healthiest City! ??? Missed the broadcast on ESPN? No worries – catch the full interview on your favorite podcast platform or on YouTube. And don’t miss our next episode with Jon Lugbill, Executive Director of Sports Backers, airing Thursday at 6am on ESPN 106.1 FM. A huge thanks to our production team Camryn Craig, editor Alejandro Ruvalcaba, and to Xponent21 for their sponsorship and production of the show. Tune in and subscribe! ?? https://lnkd.in/ejKH3xzy
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Heather McMann demonstrates how small actions can bring a community together in powerful ways. From organizing recycling efforts to welcoming new neighbors, Heather focuses on building connections and fostering a sense of belonging. She believes that when people unite, meaningful change is possible. Join our movement to tip the scales toward a more just future—share your commitment today and help make environmental justice a reality for all. #TipTheScales #CommunityChampion
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Happening Today! ?? Join the Urban Waters Learning Network and learn all about data tools to drive environmental justice in your community. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gzAUjb37
Transform your understanding of community health with cutting-edge data tools! Join us for the Silos to Synergy webinar, where we’ll explore a suite of powerful tools—like CDC public health data, EJScreen, and NASA’s EJ Data Catalog—that map out community vulnerabilities, track land and waterway impacts, and reveal links between ecosystem health and health disparities in socioeconomic data. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of each tool’s purpose, how to access and use them, and how to layer multiple tools to create a holistic view of local #climate and health challenges, all from an #ecosystem perspective. Sign up below! https://lnkd.in/gT6_Wpn5
Learning Series - From Silos to Synergy: Integrating Land and Water Programs for Holistic Environmental Action - Urban Waters Learning Network
https://urbanwaterslearningnetwork.org
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A Message from All of Us at Groundwork USA: For over two decades, and across multiple presidential administrations, Groundwork USA and our local affiliates have worked hand-in-hand with community members in urban neighborhoods across the country to undo the legacy of environmental injustice and create healthy, green, and thriving communities for all.? Our work is driven by the belief that meaningful and lasting change can only happen through cross-sector, intergenerational partnerships committed to addressing priorities elevated by community residents. While our projects and priorities have evolved over the decades, the hopes and aspirations that drive our work have remained constant—everyone wants to live in a community that is green, healthy, just, and resilient. Throughout the years, we have seen what is possible by investing in local action: neglected land transformed into vibrant public spaces, new job opportunities for young people, reduced flooding, cleaner air and water, and cooler neighborhoods. We've made significant strides in our efforts to change places, change lives, and change systems and our dedication to driving meaningful change where it matters most remains unwavering. Building a greener, safer, and more just future has always been the work of generations—and it will take each of us, with our ideas, energy, and dedication, to keep that momentum going in the coming years and push back against changes that undermine our shared values. All of us at Groundwork USA thank you for the work you do - and will continue to do – to champion urgently needed changes and create a future where every community thrives.??? https://lnkd.in/gchz7ika #UnitedForChange #StandTogether #EnvironmentalJustice
Standing United for Community-Led Change - Groundwork USA
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We're out here flexing our superpower: Voting for the world that echoes our hopes, dreams, and values! As we head to the polls, mail in our ballots, volunteer, or encourage our friends, family, and neighbors to make their voices heard, we’re tapping into our collective strength—the power to influence change and create a better tomorrow. #YourVoteYourPower #GOTV #UseYourPower #TipTheScales
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Now is the time for us to join forces and work toward a better, more just future! Cate Mingoya-LaFortune reminds us that while there’s no single, 100% solution to the climate crisis, we can create meaningful change through small, individual actions at a hyper-local level. What could that look like in your community? It might mean planting trees, caring for green spaces, joining a community clean up event, or making your voice heard by voting! Every effort counts, and when combined, our actions can lead to meaningful, lasting changes. #TipTheScales #GOTV #YourVoteYourPower