This toolkit calls for a reimagining of Earth Month that centers the experiences of vunerablecommunities, addressing systemic inequalities, and promoting environmental justice for a more inclusive and equitable future. We invite readers to learn about organizing strategies inspired by civil rights movements that promote the envisioning of a future that empower individuals and communities to take actionable steps towards recognizing and engaging in cross-movement collaboration when it comes to building a sustainable and just future.

A digital toolkit walking through the intersections of social and environmental justice in Palestine. Readers will learn about the Palestinian people, culture, and climate resistance through an intersectional environmentalist lens. This toolkit will provide historical context of environmental injustice in Palestine, that has intensified into dire conditions as of October 2023.

This toolkit by IE Programming Fellow Varsha Madapoosi exploring the global waste trade and its imperialist roots. The global waste trade has severe environmental justice and public health implications for people across the world.

In this toolkit, environmental and man-made disasters that impact women, femmes, non-binary, and gender-fluid people acutely are discussed via the history of ecofeminism + key ecofeminism liberation movements through an intersectional lens.

In this toolkit, we’ll be diving into the ways organic agriculture can serve as a solution for repairing our planet’s soil. We’ll also look into the ways our broken food systems are leading climate-impacted communities to mobilize around organic community gardening, food justice, and mutual aid.

This toolkit by IE Fellow Thea Gay explores community approaches to food activism and advocacy

A digital toolkit compiling reproductive justice resources in the United States and beyond. In July of 2022, IE asked our community for reproductive resources to share to the rest of the platform. We could not have compiled such an extensive amount of resources without the help of our community.

This toolkit by IE Social Media Fellow Kianna Pete explores manoomin, a wild rice that is culturally significant to the Anishinaabeg peoples, and how Indigenous Peoples are integral to the climate justice movement.

This toolkit by IE Fellow Thea Gay explores how the intersections between race and gender have historically created multiple forces of oppression against Black women.