The Smokey Hollow neighborhood in Tallahassee, Florida, where MFN member Miaisha Mitchell grew up, is an example of one of these communities forcibly displaced by eminent domain in the name of urban renewal.
Johana-Marie Williams, Serenity Williams, and Dr. Bruce Strouble at an MFN gathering in Washington, D.C. in 2023. By Bruce W. Strouble, Ph.D. When my grandmother, a longtime resident of Altadena,...
Photo of a projection on the EPA building. Photo by Frank Fitzpatrick. By Molly Greenberg, Moving Forward Network Campaign Director and Yassi Kavezade, Sierra Club Senior Campaign Advisor, Clean...
Our freight transportation system relies on sea- and inland- or dry-ports, intermodal facilities, railyards, warehouse complexes, roads, rails, and waterways that involve medium- and heavy-duty...
Further collaboration with communities is needed to eliminate freight pollution Unfortunately, the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) new Phase 3 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Rule on heavy-duty trucks...
Photo by Joint Office of Energy and Transportation Last week, the Biden-Harris Administration and the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation released a strategy to accelerate zero-emission...
Photo by Sam Levitan In March 2023, a cohort of 37 MFN members convened in Washington, D.C. to make our network’s demands loud and clear to policymakers. We brought frontline and fenceline community...
Activistas comunitarios, residentes, líderes de organizaciones de fe, doctores y educadores, manifestándose en el edificio administrativo del Puerto de San Diego en diciembre de 2022. – Foto...
Community activists, residents, faith leaders, doctors, and educators rallying at the Port of San Diego’s Administrative Building, December 2022. – Photo provided by EHC.After a tireless fight, the...