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Nourishing Young Minds and Bodies
May 14, 2012
Nourishing Young Minds and Bodies
Read. Eat. These are two simple words with deep implications for community development. Read relates to the need to feed the mind, and eat, the need to nourish the body. When I designed the Read and Eat Program, I had no idea it would have such far-reaching effects on community development. It began one day in October when I was walking around the Farmers Market here in Nashville. I was thinking about how we could reach out to and have an impact on the African-American community through food. This was a result of a conversation with my EarthMatters partners and Green For All.
Green For All was MY Beginning
May 14, 2012
Green For All was MY Beginning
Green For All was MY Beginning M- MOMENTS that absolutely changed my life! Y-YEARNING social justice in every possible form! The BEginning of a new paradigm began the moment I met Mr. Van Jones...
Meet A Climate Rider: Kendall Dorman, Principal, Wiebenson-Dorman Architects, PC
May 11, 2012
Meet A Climate Rider: Kendall Dorman, Principal, Wiebenson-Dorman Architects, PC
On May 19, architect Kendall Dorman will launch a 300-mile bike ride in an effort to raise awareness about climate change and support Green For All’s work to protect our air and water while lifting Americans out of poverty.
View From the Boardroom: Why I'm feeling more hopeful than ever
May 10, 2012
View From the Boardroom: Why I'm feeling more hopeful than ever
At first glance, it may not be looking too good for those of us who are trying to save the planet and put people to work. Pollution from cars, coal plants, and toxic industry is poisoning us more than ever before. Already, global warming is taking a toll on the world’s most vulnerable people. Across the globe, economies are faltering, and here in America, the unemployment rate is still painfully high. Meanwhile, groups like the Heritage Foundation are attacking the green economy with new vigor. And yet, I’m feeling more hopeful than ever.
Huge Victory for Families, Local Farmers
May 09, 2012
Huge Victory for Families, Local Farmers
We were thrilled to hear that the Obama administration will be expanding access to fresh healthy food for low-income families. Last fall, thousands of you joined us in calling on the administration to boost local economies and support American farmers. And we did it!
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