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Thank you for visiting our blog! We’re excited to share our thoughts and insights with you on environmental and energy justice topics across our region. We also will provide updates and news stories regarding local EJ projects, opportunities and events. We hope you find our content informative and helpful. As always, feel free to leave a comment or reach out to us with any questions or feedback. We appreciate your support and engagement!

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  • USDA Rural Development Seeks Input to Improve Access to Grants and Help More Communities Thrive

    U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development invited public input on a plan to make it easier for more people in rural areas to access grant funding that will strengthen their local economies, communities and quality of life.

  • Upcoming Events and Funding Opportunities

    Check out our list of community events and funding opportunities for summer 2024!

  • Meet the HEJC Team

    The staff at Heartland EJ Center’s headquarters bring a unique blend of skills and experience to our work. We are a group of individuals passionately committed to supporting communities facing environmental and energy justice challenges. We work collectively with the shared belief in the importance of inclusive decision-making and creating access to funding opportunities for…

  • Partners Corner

    The Heartland Environmental Justice Center relies on our partners’ outstanding assistance and expertise to accomplish our work across the region. In our Partners Corner, you can read up on recent projects and events our partners have been working on.

  • Celebrating Gifts from the Garden Month with Community Gardens

    Community gardens are a great way to provide your neighbors with an experience of gardening while promoting socialization, outdoor activity, learning opportunities, and accessible fresh produce.

  • 2024 Midwest Climate Collaborative Summit

    “A big thank you to Midwest Climate Collaborative Executive Director Heather Navarro for inviting HEJC and our partners to participate this year,” says Mandy. 

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