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.
A blog post from Energy Efficiency for All and the Natural Resource Defense Council, describes the power of public utility commissions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A tool created by the Urban Energy Justice Lab, visualizes investor-owned electric utilities' investments into energy efficiency programs for low-income customers.
A tool for comprehensively measuring and advancing energy equity among utilities, state regulatory agencies, and other practitioners, while engaging and centering BIPOC and frontline communities.
Provides perspectives on advancing equity in electric utility regulation and makes recommendations related to stakeholder engagement, electricity infrastructure siting, evaluation metrics, etc.
A report from the Chisholm Legacy Project, demystifies state Public Utilities Commissions to ensure that people who make decisions about air and water quality, the affordability of energy, and practices that contribute to climate change represent the communities most impacted.
