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What Brings Us Together As AANHPI Communities?

As we approach the end of Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Month, we wanted …

Because Every Day is Earth Day

It’s been a few weeks since Earth Deserves More Than a Day, and our cup continues …

Group of advocates standing in front of the Capitol building in Olympia.

What the 2023 Legislative Session Means for Frontline Communities

Realizing a Just Transition that restores, preserves, and protects communities most impacted by our changing climate requires …

Biden’s Environmental Justice Order Shows Promise of Leadership from Frontlines

On the eve of Earth Day 2023, President Biden signed a new Executive Order, Revitalizing Our …

GABRIELA Seattle: Defending Filipina Women Locally and Abroad

Editor’s note: The end of Women’s History Month brings reflection and gratitude. Front and Centered has …

Environmental Justice in the 2023 Legislative Session

If you haven’t fervently been reading proposed bills, watching committee hearings, or making weekly trips to …

Celebrating Rosa Parks, Black History, and Transit Equity

Produced by the Front and Centered Transportation Work Group Photos by the Kitsap Black Student Union …

Graphic of Crash Cop podcast with images of Edgar and Jill.

Live from Egypt! Podcast gives on-the-ground updates from COP27

You might have got (renewable) wind of the huge climate meeting going on in Egypt right …

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We Can’t Leave Communities Behind!

The Department of Ecology is looking to place air monitors in “overburdened communities”—a term defined for the first time in the HEAL Act.

Unfortunately, Ecology is proposing a very narrow definition of overburdened that will exclude the very frontline communities that have historically been left behind—communities that we already know are chronically and cumulatively impacted by air pollution!

Resources for Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Today—October 10—is Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the so-called United States. Here are some resources for you to check out and share!

We will continue to add to and update this page over time with more resources as we see fit, so you can bookmark this page and see what we add to it over time.

The Just Futures Project Provides a Community Vision for Economic Recovery in Washington State

How Frontline Communities View the Economy In community listening sessions, meetings, and conversations for the Just …

Power lines with a blue sky behind them.

Centering Equity in Washington’s Clean Energy Transition

Advancing a Just Transition across Washington State means shifting power back into the hands of frontline …