The climate crisis feels like a race where we’ve fallen behind, but change often happens in slight degrees.

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The climate crisis feels like a race where we’ve fallen behind, but change often happens in slight degrees. This week’s Climate Justice newsletter looks at small, meaningful steps. First, while it’s been difficult to win against the oil and gas industry in court in the past, a focus on the presence of radium ([link removed]) may change that. Next, how collecting seeds ([link removed]) in tallgrass prairieland is helping restore this endangered ecosystem. Then, we explore how nonprofits and philanthropy can help build a solidarity economy by supporting a just transition ([link removed]) . Finally, on August 1, to celebrate Black Philanthropy Month, we invite you to join us at a premium webinar
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How the Midwest is Climate-Proofing Its Prairies ([link removed])
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Hidden Gems: Actionable Lessons from the Untold Stories of Black Philanthropists ([link removed])
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As we celebrate Black Philanthropy Month, we invite you to join us in honoring the rich legacy and vibrant future of African-descent giving. Together, we’ll uncover the untold stories of Black philanthropists across time and space, revealing powerful lessons about resilience, innovation, and the transformative power of collective action. Join us live on August 1 at 2:00 pm ET as we discuss ways to embrace more inclusive approaches to philanthropy, from broadening definitions to identifying more ways for everyone to contribute their time, talent, treasure, and testimony. Register here… ([link removed])
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