Investing in Black Imagination for Environmental and Climate JusticeSo much of the work of oppression is policing the imagination — Saidiya HartmanFeb 29Feb 29
Remaining Steady in Your Fight for Collective Liberation“I want to wake every morning into love where love is the question of how I’m going to help you get free whatever that means whatever it…Nov 7, 2023Nov 7, 2023
philanthropy, “if you say you’re about it, then be about it.”The philanthropic has come to love a statement. It has become a bit of a sport for institutions to craft a heavily curated statement to…Jul 5, 2023Jul 5, 2023
Breathing Room: What it Looks Like to Resource Black Women to DreamAs a queer Black woman, I’m situated at an intersection of identities that demand I dream the world I want to live in into reality. Even as…Feb 28, 2023Feb 28, 2023
The necessity of building and tending to our relationshipsI have always understood relationships to be necessary for my survival. Growing up with scarce financial resources, the necessity of…Jan 18, 20231Jan 18, 20231
Chipping away from the outside: A One Year Reflection on ConsultingA year ago I stepped away from what might very well be my last full-time role in an organization. My decision to start consulting wasn’t…Sep 28, 2022Sep 28, 2022
Turning Away from What No Longer Serves Us in the Non-Profit SectorMany in the nonprofit sector have long questioned and vocalizedthe unsustainable, racist, and capitalist nature of the field. And while the…Jul 26, 2022Jul 26, 2022
Is DEI work upholding the same systems it seeks to challenge?As a young Black woman in the environmental field, I was swiftly engulfed by the promise and obligation of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion…Apr 19, 2022Apr 19, 2022
{Repost} A Conversation with Pisces Foundation Fellows: Angela Mooney D’Arcy and Grace Anderson2020 was pivotal in many ways. One of the most transformative things to happen was being introduced to Angela D’Arcy Mooney by Andrea…Apr 18, 2022Apr 18, 2022