I could not imagine a more beautiful day in Annapolis to talk with small business owners.
Sunshine, federal relief for small businesses, and good conversation — my kind of day.
When we captured this moment of nurses enjoying a cup of @dunkindonuts coffee today in their Sacred Place, birds were singing; a gentle wind chime mingled with the breeze. You can help bring more moments like this to healthcare workers by giving today: https://t.co/H5u4h99JmF
WPP’s cofounder ringing Josephine Butler's justice bell from the Meridian hilltop at yesterday evening's vigil that lined 16th St. from Lafayette Square to the Maryland line. #blacklivesmatter
Read our Q&A with Dr. @Eugenia_South and learn more about her thoughts on #COVID19, the #BlackLivesMatter demonstrations, and her partnership with @harriettsbooks: https://t.co/BxFEciSAgI
"But most observers in Baltimore give credit to the city’s social activist community — led now by veteran community organizers who have already been tested by the protests of 2015."
We kneel in solidarity against racial injustice. We are recommitting to doing our at part at Nature Sacred to combat racism, bigotry, fear, and hate — to work toward a world of inclusion, unity, and peace. There is work to be done. https://t.co/Zi8Njsaefn
Project for Public Spaces is committed to learning and practicing anti-racism, and we stand in solidarity with the protests around the country and with our Black partners and peers.
CNU is committed to being an ally and a force for change alongside communities of color in our cities and towns. The Board of Directors has released this statement, to underscore that commitment. #BlackLivesMatter
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Black Lives Matter. Health & safety are human rights. We stand with Black people & Black communities - against racism, oppression & injustice. We implore the WELL community to listen, learn, activate & donate. That’s what we'll be doing as we amplify voices to guide the way fwd.
There is nothing more important we can do today than stand against racial injustice and police violence – using this day as just one day to support justice for George Floyd and many other black lives lost. BLACK LIVES MATTER #BlackoutTuesday
With the recent killings of Black people at the hands of law enforcement and the pandemic spotlighting the effects of centuries of structural racism and injustice...LAF stands steadfast in our efforts to make equity, inclusion and justice central tenets in landscape architecture.
(1/2) Black lives matter. New York Restoration Project stands in solidarity w/ our black employees, gardeners,+community members. We do not tolerate racism in any form. Racial injustice + environmental injustice are inseparable + disproportionately harm the communities we serve.
We shift from focusing on the canopy to what is under it, as we grapple with the heartbreaking and altogether unsurprising protests. This is not only about George Floyd. This about centuries of systemic oppression and racism. More on instagram #BlackLivesMatter