Publication: Grassroots Environmental Justice Work and Philanthropy: Challenges and Opportunities
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- Title
- Publication: Grassroots Environmental Justice Work and Philanthropy: Challenges and Opportunities
- Asset Type
- en Publication See all items with this value
- Date
- 2022
- TEDC Main Organization Category
- en Research & Practice See all items with this value
- Creator
- Jennifer S. Ramirez
- Ana I. Baptista
- Molly Greenberg
- Adrienne Perovich
- Anna Yulsman
- Antonio Lopez
- Andrew Rosenberg
- Summary
- Article published in The Foundation Review, Volume 14:1, titled "Grassroots Environmental Justice Work and Philanthropy: Challenges and Opportunities" and authored by Jennifer S. Ramirez, Ph.D., Ana I. Baptista, Ph.D., Molly Greenberg, M.S.W., Adrienne Perovich, M.P.A., Anna Yulsman, M.A., Antonio Lopez, Ph.D., (Chicago Frontlines Funding Initiative), and Andrew Rosenberg, Ph.D., (Union of Concerned Scientists). The article describes a landscape assessment study of environmental funders and grassroots environmental justice organizations in the Gulf South and the Midwest, conducted by Building Equity and Alignment for Environmental Justice and the Tishman Environment and Design Center at The New School. The study found that the philanthropic foundations examined in this research awarded the majority of their funding to mainstream environmental organizations rather than grassroots environmental justice groups, and highlighted drivers of misalignment and funding disparities between the two sectors.
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- TEDC_RP_000466
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