Written with the support of the Climate Advocacy Lab, explores the founding of the Cleveland Solar Cooperative and includes an energy democracy toolkit.
Prepared by the Applied Economics Clinic on behalf of EDF, this report assesses how decision makers should account for equity in decisions affecting energy system reliability.
An organizing tool for community leaders to advance policies and projects that sustain the goals of energy democracy, curated by Emerald Cities Collaborative.
From the Initiative for Energy Justice, explores the question that frequently arises in the context of equity and energy policy: what is energy justice?
Created by the Initiative for Energy Justice, is a tool for evaluating laws passed by states and territories committing to 100% renewable or clean energy.
In this intro to our first series, ‘Ethical Storytelling 101’, Rachel Goble and Heidi Burkey share why they started this podcast, what ethical storytelling means to them, and what you can expect from our first series.
The principles are informed by VOW’s more than fourteen years of experience conducting ethics-driven oral history storytelling and centering the voices of people impacted by—and fighting against—injustice.
Ethical Storytelling is a movement by and for social-impact professionals. It provides a platform to wrestle with the ethical questions involved in storytelling and provide resources and support for answering those questions.
