Black children experience the trauma of racism even before they are born, and are confronted throughout their lives by a system designed not to support them. This report from The…

We began this research when some of us noticed a pointed silence around the issues of women, femmes, and gender diverse people in the climate justice arena, while others were…

Climate change impacts Black communities disproportionately, and this report identifies 15 key areas of differential impact, such as health, housing, and economic security. While Black communities suffer most from the…

From the Trans-Atlantic human trafficking massacre to the current climate crisis, a consistent thread in the story of Black people in America is displacement and forced migration. Systemic racism and…

How many of us fully understand who are the entities responsible for ensuring the air we breathe and is clean and whether the energy we use is safe? For maintaining…

This encyclopedia provides historical context for extractive economies, analyzes power structures, and offers a phased roadmap (2025-2035) for shifting toward a just and regenerative future. Building on the “Ten Mandates”…

Black Women and Femmes are leading the way to energy justice. This paper profiles the “solutionaries” driving our transition toward a regenerative and democratic energy future. Intersecting layers of injustices…

The current global climate finance system perpetuates colonial patterns of extraction and exclusion. Is it possible to transform – moving away from an extractive economy and towards a more regenerative…

Issued in conjunction with COP30, this paper maps Afro-Descendant leadership and our meaningful participation in global climate movements. Afro-Descendant people worldwide are disproportionately harmed by climate change and systemic racism…