This report draws on insights from over 50 stakeholders on how this grant opportunity galvanized Southern leaders.
This competitive grant awarded by the Arkansas Department of Agriculture’s Forestry Division and the USDA Forest Service will help to plant 1,200 trees across the state of Arkansas
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.
SEAP recently wrapped up its support for the inaugural Our Dollars, Our Dreams community — New Orleans, LA. We assisted the Building Equity Collaborative in
The “Our Dollars, Our Dreams” campaign – an effort to help Southern states attract billions of dollars in federal funding for projects that boost the economy – is coming to Arkansas
They invest federal dollars in empowering women in Charlotte, NC to pursue jobs in construction.
They are investing American Rescue Plan dollars in creating bright futures for children and their families.
They are investing federal dollars on reducing crime and steering young people away from gangs through mentorships and cognitive behavioral therapy.
They’ve advocated tirelessly for initiatives like the Zero Fares Transit for youth and extended bus routes to key employers, improving accessibility and efficiency.
SEAP continues to empower Southern leaders and changemakers, advocating for equity in local budgeting and aiding in applying for federal grants.
