A Green Future Led By Black Churches

Economic Recovery Corps fellow Fenika Miller has spent the past year working with Southern Black churches to help them see possibility in using federal dollars to invest in clean energy.

Building a Skilled and Inclusive Workforce in Memphis, TN

Breaking down silos between trade unions, private contractors, and community-based orgs while creating economic mobility for participants and building a skilled workforce for the region.

Policy Change with Mississippi PEP Alum

Mississippi Center for Justice and Senior Program Manager Yumekia Jones are fighting back against predatory lending in the Mississippi Delta.

SEAP Releases 2024 Annual Report

Last year brought us so many opportunities to build connections across the South.

Year One of Our Dollars, Our Dreams

We are just getting started.

New SEAP, NCoC Report Highlights Regional Climate Action Planning Achievements in American South

Southern cities, including Richmond, VA, Charlotte, NC, Louisville, KY and Sarasota, FL identified as examples of participatory climate planning excellence.

Learnings Report: Power-building and Organizing for Equitable Federal Funding in New Orleans

SEAP recently wrapped up its support for the inaugural Our Dollars, Our Dreams community — New Orleans, LA. We assisted the Building Equity Collaborative in New Orleans for over a year in researching and refining an equity rubric and checklist for local infrastructure projects funded through federal resources. The Collaborative is working with city staff […]

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