NEW YORK — After the U.S. Supreme Court opened its new term with arguments in a major climate case that could shape the future of lawsuits seeking to hold fossil-fuel companies accountable for climate-related harms, HBCU Green Fund and ACE Observatory are spotlighting key issues raised during their 6th Annual BIPOC Climate Justice Summit: Climate […]
Mayor Andre Dickens Joins Grand Opening of HBCU Green Fund Resilience Hub on Earth Day in West Atlanta
ATLANTA, Georgia – Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta City Council Member Byron D. Amos (District 3) joined local leaders, friends, and neighbors on Earth Day to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the HBCU Green Fund Resilience Hub, a container-based multi-use center bringing sustainability to life in West Atlanta. Nearly 100 people […]
Black Women in STEM Pen New Children’s Science and Nature Book for HBCU Green Fund’s Publishing Arm Launch
“MSITU: The Old-Growth Forest” raises environmental awareness as it takes young readers on a magical journey into an old-growth forest. Fostering their continued efforts to create innovative programs to lead the charge in building a more sustainable future, the HBCU Green Fund, founded by environmental leader, Felicia Davis, has launched a self-titled publishing brand. Their […]
Students Complete HBCU Green Fund’s Fellowship Primed for Growing Opportunities in Clean Energy
ATLANTA -After successfully completing a rigorous fellowship that exposes students to opportunities in clean energy and sustainability, Serena Echols was awarded an internship assisting a community in Florida that was exposed to contaminated groundwater. One of twelve students selected by the HBCU Green Fund to participate in their inaugural Atlanta University Center (AUC) Fellows Program, […]