Here we GROW again!
Please welcome PSE’s new team members. Greg Clay, Managing Director, Regional Organizing As a civic thought-leader, Greg’s advocacy and perspective on public policy, civic engagement, and operations started from his experience…
Read MorePSE Welcomes Greg Clay as Managing Director, Regional Organizing
The Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE) is pleased to announce the appointment of Greg Clay as its first Managing Director, Regional Organizing. In this new role, he will lead a…
Read MoreScorecards rate rural electric cooperatives in Georgia
Organizations from seven Southeastern states assessed electric co-ops to give
members the information they need to improve their utilities.
How Equity is Winning – Part 2
PSE’s signature equity training, Racial Equity 101, is designed for leaders and their teams, ready to collectively build their capacity, understanding, and analysis of racial equity.
Read MoreEquity is on the Ballot: Democracy is at risk if Black men don’t vote in Georgia
Nathaniel Smith Founder and Chief Equity Officer Partnership for Southern Equity With the November elections right around the corner, this is our moment as Black men to realize a values…
Read MorePSE Announces Key Leadership Additions to Just Energy Portfolio
The Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE) is pleased to announce the addition of several key leaders to its Just Energy Portfolio. Together, they oversee and manage a team that will…
Read MorePartnership for Southern Equity Announces 2022 Fall Interns
The Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE), in partnership with INROADS, is thrilled to announce its 2022 Fall Intern Class. Through its internship program, INROADS connects diverse and talented college students…
Read MorePSE’s Growth Continues with Addition of New Team Members
The Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE) is pleased to announce the newest group of individuals to our team. Together, these individuals add to the growing bench strength of professionals we…
Read MoreThe Collective Trauma of Mass Shootings
In light of recent mass shootings, we felt it was necessary to address this public health crisis. The way we use data to talk about social issues has a significant impact on the way we live in our communities.
Read MoreGeorgia Public Service Commission fails to expand popular rooftop program
Despite soaring demand for solar capacity amongst Georgia residents, a majority of the Georgia Public Service Commissioners voted against expanding a popular solar program that filled up with 5,000 participants…
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