North Carolina Environmental Justice NetworkQuarterly Meetings
NCEJN holds Quarterly Meetings (QM) three to four times a year in impacted communities.
Impacted communities and community-based organizations, plus attendees from other impacted communities · Three to four times a year. 2024 QM 1 was February 18, 2024; 2024 QM 2 was June 13 and 14, 2024; 2024 QM 3 was September 1, 2024
From ncejn.org/resources/qms ↗About this program
Community-based organizations host the meeting, and we cover all meeting costs for that impacted community and provide travel support for attendees from other impacted communities.
We discuss various environmental justice issues, along with tools of success, strategy, and unity to promote grassroots, community-driven action.
If you are interested in hosting a Quarterly Meeting or a strategic workshop, please email Rania at rania@ncejn.org.
Questions
Who hosts the Quarterly Meeting?
Community-based organizations host the meeting, and we cover all meeting costs for that impacted community and provide travel support for attendees from other impacted communities.
What is discussed at Quarterly Meetings?
We discuss various environmental justice issues, along with tools of success, strategy, and unity to promote grassroots, community-driven action.
How can I host a Quarterly Meeting or a strategic workshop?
If you are interested in hosting a Quarterly Meeting or a strategic workshop, please email Rania at rania@ncejn.org.
Details
- Who
- Impacted communities and community-based organizations, plus attendees from other impacted communities
- When
- Three to four times a year. 2024 QM 1 was February 18, 2024; 2024 QM 2 was June 13 and 14, 2024; 2024 QM 3 was September 1, 2024
- Where
- Impacted communities, hosted by community-based organizations: Mebane (Alamance County), Robeson County, and Rocky Mount (Nash County)
Run by
Imagining Our FutureAttendees at our 25th Annual NCEJN Summit shared their hopes and dreams for your community, NCEJN…Current & Past LitigationThe page is titled Current & Past Litigation and is hosted on North Carolina Environmental Justice Network's website under resources.Organizing, Policy, & Communications InternsFor more information, email Rania at rania@ncejn.org