March 7th, 2024
Frontline Momentum: Winter 2024
This issue of Frontline Momentum features our first grantee spotlight on Haciendo Acciones Socio-Ecológicas Resilientes (HASER)! You’ll also hear about some recent trends in local advocacy, including a highlight on Rise St. James, and learn some key tips and tricks for weaving data into advocacy narratives.
January 23rd, 2024
A Year In Review: FRI’s 2023 Impact Report
Read about FRI’s highlights from 2023, hear from our acting executive director, and learn more about our trajectory in 2024!
November 2nd, 2023
Communication Plan for Building Community Resilience
The Communication Plan for Community Resilience was adapted from the Communication Plan created for the Jackson, Mississippi community by a team of Columbia University students from the Climate School. The Plan has been tailored to be an effective tool for any community seeking to build resilience.
November 2nd, 2023
Frontline Momentum: Fall 2023
In this issue of Frontline Momentum, you’ll hear about the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice’s Communiversity Model, Writing for Green’s innovative grant training model and partnership with FRI, and 5 key tips for preparing competitive grant proposals.
June 30th, 2023
Frontline Momentum Issue 1: July 2023
The first issue of Frontline Momentum, long-form newsletter, is here!
June 15th, 2023
Reflections on FRI
A Q&A with Dr. Margot Brown, Senior Vice President of Justice and Equity at EDF and Acting Director of FRI
May 4th, 2023
Announcing the FRI Newsletter!
Through our newsletter, we aim to keep you up to date on happenings at FRI, share what FRI has to offer, and keep you informed of external funding opportunities.
Help us expand our Resource Hub
Do you have a resource that could benefit other frontline community-based organizations? Whether you’ve discovered a helpful tool or have a resource from your organization that you’d like to share, FRI invites you to submit it to our resource hub. Linking resources across the ecosystem will strengthen our collective capacity and build a more resilient movement.
Get Resources in Your Inbox
Stay up-to-date on environmental and climate justice resources! Sign up for FRI’s email list and receive frequent, curated resource updates in your inbox.
External Grant Opportunities
In addition to FRI’s funding cycles, we consolidate and uplift grant opportunities offered by other funders supporting environmental and climate justice efforts.
Job Board
Looking for career opportunities to advance environmental and climate justice? Check out FRI’s job board which showcases listings from environmental and climate justice organizations, including frontline community-based groups. The job board is updated frequently to provide you with the latest opportunities.
Do you represent an organization that wishes to feature a job listing on our board? Submit here.
Explore More Resource Hubs
Can’t find what you’re looking for in FRI’s resource hub? Visit one of these resource hubs, which cover topics ranging from public health, environmental law, policy, scientific data and knowledge, climate activist art, funding opportunities, and other issues relevant to environmental and climate justice organizations.
Bullard Center for Environmental and Climate Justice
Named after its founder Dr. Robert Bullard, the Bullard Center for Environmental and Climate Justice offers publications, books, and webinars for those seeking new knowledge in environmental and climate justice.
Deep South Center for Environmental Justice
The Deep South Center for Environmental Justice posts reports on environmental hazards and climate action equity.
Thriving Earth Exchange
Thriving Earth Exchange provides technical assistance and community science programs. Their resource hub includes several useful guides on community science and science community engagement as well as a media toolkit.
WEACT for Environmental Justice
WeACT, A long-standing environmental justice organization working at the intersection of community health, science, and environmental policy, publishes resources and research outputs from its 30 years of operation.
Environmental Protection Network
Alongside their work providing pro-bono Technical Assistance for communities disproportionately affected by environmental injustices, EPN publishes and consolidates resources regarding grant application processes, technical and organizational assistance, U.S. federal investments in environmental justice, and more.
