Ecological Equity/ Climate Justice Training Curriculum
By using community participatory research, collectivized local experiences, equity-based data, and new media, GCCLP has become a regional leader of equity training and presentations. GCCLP has developed a base-curriculum, Understanding Race, Power & Privilege in a new Climate Reality, and tailors it for community, elected officials, funders, and national allies working in the South.
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