Full Moon Rising: An Introduction To Land Justice

This Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion page for Conservation Northwest includes resources, goals & objectives and discussion of collaboration with other groups.

The Mississippi Center for Justice advances racial and economic justice in the state through national, regional, and community-based partnerships on vital issues for low-income Mississippians and communities of color.

This workshop will help Colorado land trusts explore tools for engaging diversity, equity, inclusion and justice principles in your conservation approach, including methods for building self-awareness by exploring your individual identity, culture and connections to land and community.

You’ve joined the board of a land trust — wonderful! What’s next? In this webinar, you’ll take a look under the hood to learn what land trusts do, how they do it and how you fit in.

An eight-page introduction to principles, tools, frameworks and strategies for risk management

A glossary of words commonly used in conversations about social justice, diversity, and allyship.

This Guide was created based on an assessment of the state of diversity, equity and inclusion among environmental organizations in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and provides recommendations for how organizations working on environmental issues can increase DEIJ within their organizations.

To help land trusts to better engage with and include people with disabilities, the Land Trust Alliance, in partnership with the Lakeshore Foundation, created a guide that provides concrete steps to expand your land trust's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

On this document are links to the learning resources and a schedule of what to do each day to become more informed as step one to becoming an active ally to the black community.

In this webinar recording, long-time fundraiser Andy Robinson as he discusses how to engage potential supporters, develop compelling messages and deliver them effectively.