View this email in your browser

Climate Justice

This month’s Climate Justice newsletter highlights two key levers for change. First, an article by Jovida Ross, Shizue Roche Adachi, and Julie Quiroz shows us how food culture work offers a dynamic approach to the central issues of our time. Another by Lois DeBacker and Joe Evans outlines how philanthropy can ensure federal dollars from the infrastructure bill are distributed equitably. We then analyze a report that shows what the largely white leadership of Big Green organizations need to do to advance Black leadership. Lastly, Malik Yakini discusses how a just and sustainable food system must include the struggle for Black food sovereignty.

Rethinking Food Culture Might Save Us

The struggle to shift how we relate to food is directly tied to ensuring future life on this planet. Read more…

SPONSORED CONTENT
Caring With Crypto
Join the $20M nonprofit crypto fundraising match initiative from Shift4 and The Giving Block.
Get involved at thegivingblock.com/caringwithcrypto

Making Federal Infrastructure Funding Equitable—What Philanthropy Can Do

Will federal infrastructure and recovery funds go where they are most needed? Not on their own. But by taking cues from community partners, philanthropy can help build a more level playing field. Read more…

SPONSORED CONTENT
Register Now for the World’s No. 1 Fundraising Conference
AFP ICON 2022, May 2-4 in Las Vegas, brings 100+ education sessions (including recordings!), 2 fantastic keynotes and countless networking opportunities.
Join Us in Fabulous Las Vegas

What’s Required to Diversify Big Green?

In the past few years, there has been a modest increase in the number of Black directors serving on environmental nonprofit boards. The sector needs to do much better. Read more...

SPONSORED CONTENT
Overcome 5 Challenges to System Consolidation
Download this resource-packed white paper to access examples of how organizations are overcoming mandated systems, strategies to align internal teams, and tips for financial resources.
Download Breaking Down Barriers

Returning to the Roots: Food Sovereignty and the Struggle for Justice

Food systems include everything from land ownership to the farming industry. Finding points of connection is the key to be able to bend those systems toward justice. Watch video and read more…

Copyright © 2022 The Nonprofit Quarterly, All rights reserved.
You received this email because you are subscribed to the Nonprofit Quarterly's Newswire. You either opted in on our website or subscribed to our print magazine.

Our mailing address is:

The Nonprofit Quarterly

88 Broad Street

Boston, MA 02110

Add us to your address book

Want to change how you receive these emails?
You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.