North Carolina Black Alliance’s CHESS Board brings purposeful, strategic movement to health equity and environmental justice.
Environmental Health Fellow
NC Black Alliance is seeking an environmental health fellow to help support our environmental justice and access to healthcare work and community movement.
Bingham Park remediation a win for the community
Greensboro City Council voted for full remediation at Bingham Park. This is a win for the community after the partial remediation known as “cap and cover” was previously approved.
25 years of North Carolina Black Alliance impact front and center during Black History Month
In its silver year, North Carolina Black Alliance is still shining, still fighting for brighter futures for Black people.
Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan: What stakeholders need to know
Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan faces rollbacks that could raise utility costs, delay clean energy and deepen impacts on Black communities in N.C.
Black farmers mitigating climate change, environmental justice
Black farmers across North Carolina are advancing environmental justice and fighting climate change through sustainable farming and community empowerment.
Nudging, educating elected officials go hand-in-hand
Collaboration and resilience defined the 10th NC BREATHE Conference in Charlotte, where NCBA and partners shared ideas to advance environmental justice in NC.
Jovita Lee, Ed.D., appointed to Governor’s Environmental Justice Advisory Council
Gov. Josh Stein has appointed NC Black Alliance program director, Jovita Lee, Ed.D., to serve on the Governor’s Environmental Justice Advisory Council.
Big “Beautiful” Bill means real harm for impacted communities
The newly passed federal tax and spending bill, misleadingly branded Big “Beautiful” Bill, threatens to deepen racial and economic inequality in North Carolina.
Status of IRA Initiatives as of May 2025
Since the transition of administrations, many IRA programs were paused or rolled back—like a January order halting grant payments under “Unleashing American Energy.”