NCEJN Blog
Here you can explore articles and stories that we are telling from the front-lines of climate change.
Freedom Hill Documentary Screening & Discussion
Princeville, NC is the first town incorporated by freed, enslaved Africans in America. But, due to hurricanes, white supremacy and political neglect, it is gradually being washed away. Join us 7/6 for the Freedom Hill Documentary & panel discussion.
Weathering the Storm: Disaster Preparedness & Recovery
Saturday, June 26 at 11 AM we held our 2nd Quarterly Meeting of 2021, Weathering the Storm: Disaster Preparedness & Recovery. Just in time for hurricane season, we teamed up with the Department of Health & Human Services to pull together experts to teach...
Weathering the Storm: Disaster Preparedness and Recovery
Increasing awareness of post-flooding environmental health hazards and available resources for preparedness and recovery.
N.C. Court Chooses to Restrict Local Property Rights of Neighbors Besieged by Industrial Hog Waste
(Raleigh, N.C.) – Individuals suffering negative recurring health and environmental impacts from open-air cesspits containing hog waste like feces, blood, urine, bone and other animal fluids, cannot sue industrial swine operations for nuisance, after a Dec. 23, 2020...
Organizational Rebirth & Position Announcements
WHO WE ARE: The North Carolina Environmental Justice Network (NCEJN) is a coalition of community organizations and their supporters who work with low-income communities and people of color to promote health and environmental equity, clean industry, safe workplaces,...
Pork Has a Giant Manure Problem: Biogas is Not The Solution
A webinar on biogas and the harmful connection of two notorious industries.
Wood Pellet Plant Adds to Community Concerns
The Issue The world’s first-ever black wood pellet plant is coming to Lumberton, North Carolina (Robeson County), a predominantly black & low-income rural community already burdened by numerous sources of environmental harm. The community is concerned about...
DEQ Report Shows N.C. Must Do More to Protect Communities Near Industrial Hog Operations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 8, 2020 Contact: NCEJN: Acacia Cadogan, acncejn@gmail.com, (770) 743-8510 REACH: Devon Hall, djhall7@aol.com, (910) 296-1180 Waterkeeper Alliance: Ellen Simon, esimon@waterkeeper.org, (917) 690-3977 DEQ Report Shows N.C. Must Do More...
CALL FOR ORGANIZATIONAL CONSULTANT
The North Carolina Environmental Justice Network (NCEJN) is seeking an Organizational Consultant for 6 months who is passionate about grassroots community non-profits, and has significant experience with organizational restructuring, employee policy development, and...
