In a recent report, scientific research supports how climate change affects maternal and fetal health — increasing concern for reproductive justice and the impact of the environment on pregnancy.
In April, the North Carolina Black Alliance collaborated with the NC A&T State University Earth and Environmental Science Club to host a program on bridging holistic wellness and environmental justice.
Food insecurity can be a pressing concern for college students who live on or near campus, especially for universities in food-insecure communities that do not prioritize nutritious food and its accessibility.
NC Black Alliance is among a group of organizations whose efforts to participate in a lawsuit are being challenged by Chemours and the Environmental Protection Agency.
U.S. EPA Administrator Michael Regan announced a $3 billion investment in Environmental & Climate Justice during the 40th Anniversary Environmental Justice event held in Warren County.
The North Carolina Black Alliance supported Black Voters Matter and North Carolina A&T State University in a water collection event addressing the environmental justice crisis in Jackson, MS.
As part of the countdown to the upcoming EJ Summit and the 40th anniversary of the PCB Protests, NC Black Alliance team members traveled to Warrenton, NC.
Joined by Governor Roy Cooper, the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality announced plans to combat PFAS pollution in the drinking water.
NC Black Alliance deputy director of programs, La’Meshia Whittington will provide closing remarks during the State of the River Forum on June 1.
Last year, we re-filed the PFAS petition with the U.S. EPA under the Biden Administration, hoping for a different outcome for North Carolinians.
