Catherine Coleman Flowers

@CathFlowers

Fighting for environmental justice with creej.org. Rural development @EJI_org. Board member @climatereality & @NRDC. 2020 #MacFellow. Author of "Waste."

Alabama, USA

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Catherine Coleman Flowers
@CathFlowers
May 8
I'm so grateful to have participated in Upstream, Downriver's Women Water Warriors series, sharing how America's dirty secret – more than 2.2 million Americans living without basic sanitation – demands the same innovation we're using to go back to the Moon. In the docuseries, we
America's Dirty Secret | An Upstream Downriver Media Project
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Catherine Coleman Flowers
@CathFlowers
Apr 29
I’m grateful to be recognized by the Economic Architecture Project and featured on View From The Frontier. Their focus on redesigning markets and rethinking how resilience is built across communities and markets is more important than ever. Thank you for contributing to our
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Catherine Coleman Flowers
@CathFlowers
Apr 22
I’m so excited to see Sargent Shriver’s memoir, We Called It a War: Lessons Learned from the Fight to End Poverty, now available to readers everywhere. This memoir is a powerful look at the origins of the War on Poverty and the lasting impact of programs that changed millions of
We Called It a War: Lessons Learned from the Fight to End Poverty
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Catherine Coleman Flowers
@CathFlowers
Apr 22
I sat down with @lee_hedgepeth for a special Earth Day interview with @insideclimate to talk about America’s dirty secret: the lack of safe, affordable sanitation in too many rural communities. We discussed the realities families face, stories from my book Holy Ground, and why
America’s Dirty Secret - Inside Climate News
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Catherine Coleman Flowers
@CathFlowers
Apr 20
It’s a full circle moment to be interviewed by my former Renaissance High School student @aaronkfoley for @MIChronicle. Telling my story, from Detroit to Lowndes County and the fight for environmental justice, carries even more weight when shared by someone I once taught. I’m
Once A Detroit Teacher, A Leading Environmental Justice Activist Returns with Lessons from the...
From michiganchronicle.com
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