This Earth Day, Atlanta high school and college students learned the importance of environmental sustainability and their crucial role in educating communities, thanks to an Earth Day service event hosted by Green For All and Atlanta-based Let’s Retrofit A Million (LRAM). Young environmental...
Wondering what the soundtrack to your Earth Day is going to be this year? Well don't worry, we've got you covered. We are thrilled to announce the release of the only "green" mixtape to drop this Earth Day! Green For All, in partnership with our friends at...
At Green For All, we know that if we are going to solve our biggest challenges, then we need everyone stepping up with all their talents! This is why, in honor of Earth Day, we are partnering with our friends at the League of Young Voters to bring you The Green Room Mixtape hosted by DJ Willie Shakes, featuring some of today's hottest hip hop acts including Kendrick Lamar, BJ the Chicago Kid, Dee 1, Rebel Diaz, BRWN BFLO and many more including Green For All’s Markese Bryant. The music represents communities from across the US, but they all share...
"It's ironic that those who till the soil, cultivate and harvest the fruits, vegetables, and other foods that fill your tables with abundance have nothing left for themselves." – Cesar Chavez
This year on Cesar Chavez Day, let us honor the great achievements of our ancestors, and the struggle that is still ahead of us. Cesar Chavez helped to win the first bathroom breaks, clean drinking water, pesticide protection and health benefits for farm workers and families. Still, more than 49 million people in the U.S. struggle to put food on the table, with farm workers suffering some of the highest hunger rates.
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In communities across the country, people are struggling. Families are struggling to make ends meet due to joblessness and low wages. In these same communities, children struggle to breathe because their neighborhoods are plagued with industrial pollution. Across the country people suffer the burden of pollution and poverty. That is why Green For All and the Hip Hop Caucus co-founded the Green The Block campaign, and why Green For All carries on this campaign today.
Green The Block is a national campaign aimed at helping low-income communities of color address the many environmental issues affecting our cities and towns and to become a driving force a new clean-energy economy. It is a long-term campaign grounded in regular people like you stepping up to educate and engage our communities so we can effectively join together with our neighbors, community organizations, and businesses to take action block by block!
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