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Justice Outside Celebrates 2023 OEI Bay Area and Central Valley Graduation (6/8/2023) - On May 31, 2023, Justice Outside celebrated the graduation of 25 participants of the 2023 Outdoor Educators Institute Bay Area and Central Valley cohorts. The Outdoor Educators Institute, one of our flagship yearly programs, develops the next generation of culturally relevant outdoor leaders by building competencies and leadership skills in young adults who have encountered… Continue Reading Justice Outside Celebrates 2023 OEI Bay Area and Central Valley Graduation Justice Outside Expands Outdoor Educators Institute to Seattle, Washington (6/1/2023) - Today, Justice Outside, which works to advance racial justice and equity in the outdoor and environmental movement, announced that the organization is expanding its flagship program Outdoor Educators Institute to Seattle, Washington, for the first time ever! Read more Continue Reading Justice Outside Expands Outdoor Educators Institute to Seattle, Washington Fostering Community in North and South Carolina through Liberated Paths Program (5/24/2023) - In April, Justice Outside’s Liberated Paths team visited with community organizations working in the outdoors and environmental sectors in North and South Carolina to talk about our Liberated Paths grantmaking program, which seeks to support organizations in the region for the first time ever. Through the Liberated Paths program, we are working to create a… Continue Reading Fostering Community in North and South Carolina through Liberated Paths Program Cultivating Community at Justice Outside’s Inaugural Conference (5/4/2023) - On April 27 and 28, Justice Outside held our first conference titled “Cultivating Community Outdoors” with nearly 200 members of our community. The conference, held on Ohlone land at Oakland, California, focused on creating a space to discuss equity and justice in the outdoors and celebrate the joy that Black, Indigenous, and People of Color… Continue Reading Cultivating Community at Justice Outside’s Inaugural Conference Removal of a pervasive slur from public lands only the first step (5/1/2023) - Communities are best positioned to rename harmful place names. Content warning: This blog mentions White supremacist violence that may be triggering to some. Public lands are for all people, and need to reflect and celebrate our country’s multicultural history. Rivers, mountains and other natural places on public lands across our country have names that don’t … Continue Reading Removal of a pervasive slur from public lands only the first step Policing Is an Environmental Justice Issue: In Solidarity with Atlanta and Memphis (2/24/2023) - Content warning: This piece discusses police brutality, murders by police, and state violence. Please use discretion in reading and sharing. Justice Outside grieves in solidarity with the communities of Manuel Esteban Paez “Tortuguita” Terán and Tyre Nichols. We are grateful to them for doing the work of community care and organizing in the face of state… Continue Reading Policing Is an Environmental Justice Issue: In Solidarity with Atlanta and Memphis Justice Outside Expands Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program to the Carolinas (2/14/2023) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, February 14, 2023Media Contact: Communications team at [email protected] OAKLAND, CA—Today, Justice Outside, which works to advance racial justice and equity in the outdoor and environmental movement, announced that the organization is expanding grantmaking for community-led organizations working in North and South Carolina. Justice Outside’s Liberated Paths grantmaking program supports outdoor initiatives… Continue Reading Justice Outside Expands Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program to the Carolinas Justice Outside Celebrates Largest Outdoor Educators Institute Graduation (1/11/2023) - “The Fresno cohort taught me that there’s a difference about being attentive in nature and actually connecting with it. Creating a spiritual relationship with nature isn’t always valued in society, but it’s something I’ve been trying to strive towards. I haven’t laughed as much as I did with the OEI Fresno cohort as I had… Continue Reading Justice Outside Celebrates Largest Outdoor Educators Institute Graduation Celebrating Our 2022 Rising Leaders Fellows (1/9/2023) - On November 10th and November 17th, we celebrated the graduation of our 2022 Rising Leaders Fellowship. We had an entirely virtual cohort and an in-person cohort in the Bay Area with a total of 39 fellows, nearly doubling the number of participants from previous years! The Rising Leaders Fellowship supports the continued career development of… Continue Reading Celebrating Our 2022 Rising Leaders Fellows Learning about the universe with Dr. Nia Imara (12/13/2022) - On Saturday, December 3rd, Justice Outside and our partner The Lawrence Hall of Science hosted a private reception followed by a lecture, We Love the Light, with Dr. Nia Imara. Dr. Imara is an artist, astrophysicist, and professor of astronomy. She is also the Founding Director of Onaketa, a nonprofit that provides free STEM tutoring… Continue Reading Learning about the universe with Dr. Nia Imara
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Justice Outside Celebrates 2023 OEI Bay Area and Central Valley Graduation (6/8/2023) - On May 31, 2023, Justice Outside celebrated the graduation of 25 participants of the 2023 Outdoor Educators Institute Bay Area and Central Valley cohorts. The Outdoor Educators Institute, one of our flagship yearly programs, develops the next generation of culturally relevant outdoor leaders by building competencies and leadership skills in young adults who have encountered… Continue Reading Justice Outside Celebrates 2023 OEI Bay Area and Central Valley Graduation
Justice Outside Expands Outdoor Educators Institute to Seattle, Washington (6/1/2023) - Today, Justice Outside, which works to advance racial justice and equity in the outdoor and environmental movement, announced that the organization is expanding its flagship program Outdoor Educators Institute to Seattle, Washington, for the first time ever! Read more Continue Reading Justice Outside Expands Outdoor Educators Institute to Seattle, Washington
Fostering Community in North and South Carolina through Liberated Paths Program (5/24/2023) - In April, Justice Outside’s Liberated Paths team visited with community organizations working in the outdoors and environmental sectors in North and South Carolina to talk about our Liberated Paths grantmaking program, which seeks to support organizations in the region for the first time ever. Through the Liberated Paths program, we are working to create a… Continue Reading Fostering Community in North and South Carolina through Liberated Paths Program
Cultivating Community at Justice Outside’s Inaugural Conference (5/4/2023) - On April 27 and 28, Justice Outside held our first conference titled “Cultivating Community Outdoors” with nearly 200 members of our community. The conference, held on Ohlone land at Oakland, California, focused on creating a space to discuss equity and justice in the outdoors and celebrate the joy that Black, Indigenous, and People of Color… Continue Reading Cultivating Community at Justice Outside’s Inaugural Conference
Removal of a pervasive slur from public lands only the first step (5/1/2023) - Communities are best positioned to rename harmful place names. Content warning: This blog mentions White supremacist violence that may be triggering to some. Public lands are for all people, and need to reflect and celebrate our country’s multicultural history. Rivers, mountains and other natural places on public lands across our country have names that don’t … Continue Reading Removal of a pervasive slur from public lands only the first step
Policing Is an Environmental Justice Issue: In Solidarity with Atlanta and Memphis (2/24/2023) - Content warning: This piece discusses police brutality, murders by police, and state violence. Please use discretion in reading and sharing. Justice Outside grieves in solidarity with the communities of Manuel Esteban Paez “Tortuguita” Terán and Tyre Nichols. We are grateful to them for doing the work of community care and organizing in the face of state… Continue Reading Policing Is an Environmental Justice Issue: In Solidarity with Atlanta and Memphis
Justice Outside Expands Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program to the Carolinas (2/14/2023) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, February 14, 2023Media Contact: Communications team at [email protected] OAKLAND, CA—Today, Justice Outside, which works to advance racial justice and equity in the outdoor and environmental movement, announced that the organization is expanding grantmaking for community-led organizations working in North and South Carolina. Justice Outside’s Liberated Paths grantmaking program supports outdoor initiatives… Continue Reading Justice Outside Expands Liberated Paths Grantmaking Program to the Carolinas
Justice Outside Celebrates Largest Outdoor Educators Institute Graduation (1/11/2023) - “The Fresno cohort taught me that there’s a difference about being attentive in nature and actually connecting with it. Creating a spiritual relationship with nature isn’t always valued in society, but it’s something I’ve been trying to strive towards. I haven’t laughed as much as I did with the OEI Fresno cohort as I had… Continue Reading Justice Outside Celebrates Largest Outdoor Educators Institute Graduation
Celebrating Our 2022 Rising Leaders Fellows (1/9/2023) - On November 10th and November 17th, we celebrated the graduation of our 2022 Rising Leaders Fellowship. We had an entirely virtual cohort and an in-person cohort in the Bay Area with a total of 39 fellows, nearly doubling the number of participants from previous years! The Rising Leaders Fellowship supports the continued career development of… Continue Reading Celebrating Our 2022 Rising Leaders Fellows
Learning about the universe with Dr. Nia Imara (12/13/2022) - On Saturday, December 3rd, Justice Outside and our partner The Lawrence Hall of Science hosted a private reception followed by a lecture, We Love the Light, with Dr. Nia Imara. Dr. Imara is an artist, astrophysicist, and professor of astronomy. She is also the Founding Director of Onaketa, a nonprofit that provides free STEM tutoring… Continue Reading Learning about the universe with Dr. Nia Imara