Mississippi Center for Justice

McIntosh Sustainable Environment and Economic Development (S.E.E.D.) is a community-led organization that strives to create economic justice in low-wealth and low-income communities in Southeast Georgia.

How do land trusts meaningfully engage in issues of justice, equity and inclusion in their conservation work? Join long-time conservation practitioner Peter Forbes as he presents an introduction to land justice and how it can transform your land trust and your community.

Louisiana Appleseed advocates for justice, opportunity, and education in Louisiana. They offer resources and service to create equitable learning environments, promote wealth-building in communities of color, and fairness and efficiency in civil and criminal courts.

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

A compilation of resources and research on heirs' property compiled by the Southern Rural Development Center at Mississippi State University.

An expansive list of experts on environmental and environmental justice issues.

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

Understanding the complexities and nuances of how white supremacy culture works is important. This book and website offer a way of understanding what white supremacy culture is, its characteristics, and 10 racial justice principles for guiding racial justice practice.

Created under Executive Order 14008 by the Council on Environmental Quality, the tool identifies disadvantaged communities where multiple vulnerabilities compound risk.