The March Just Transition Newsletter is live with exciting updates! This month, we’re featuring a new podcast episode with Nathan, Paola, and Solwazi from Urban Tilth’s Watershed Restoration Team. They share insights on restoring creeks, managing invasive species, and the role of native plants in fire resilience. Plus, check out our recap of the recent emergency preparedness training hosted with Rich City Rays, and learn about Clean Air Advocacy efforts in California. Don’t miss the resources and tools we’ve gathered to help you stay informed and ready!

The December Roots Run Deep Newsletter is here, reflecting on a year of impactful work and looking ahead to 2025! In this month’s podcast, Rafael and Kiara revisit their favorite conversations of 2024 on topics like Food Justice, Wildfires, and Greenwashing, while sharing exciting plans for next year. Also, catch up on the major accomplishments of the Just Transition team, including fire season preparedness, community engagement in North Richmond, and amplifying local advocacy efforts. Plus, take action with us on urgent issues like climate funds release and the fight against harmful legislation. Thank you for your continued support—let’s keep pushing for change in the new year!

The November Roots Run Deep Newsletter is here, featuring our latest podcast episode on Deep Democracy and its crucial role in addressing the climate crisis. Join Rafael and Kiara as they explore the transformative power of deep democracy for our community. We also dive into the upcoming cleanup of polluted soil near Verde Elementary School, a key project that will improve community health in Richmond.

The October Roots Run Deep Newsletter is here, featuring our latest podcast on Renewable Energy and its critical role in tackling the climate crisis through a Just Transition. Join Rafael and Kiara as they discuss the benefits of moving toward renewable energy for our community.

The September Roots Run Deep Newsletter is packed with powerful discussions and community-driven action. This month, we dive into the devastating impact of California Wildfires on respiratory health, exploring the intersection of climate change, pollution, and community resilience. Join Rafael and Kiara as they reflect on the importance of indigenous practices in wildfire management and environmental protection.