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Scorecards 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.
The Justice40 StoryMap: Using Data to Advance Racial Equity
Kirsten Cook, Data Research and Policy Manager andAnna O’Driscoll, Data Analyst One of the Partnership for Southern Equity’s Principles for Shared Prosperity is that “Equity is the superior growth model.”…
Read MorePSE is Growing…Again!
The Partnership for Southern Equity (PSE) continues to grow and welcome new leaders joining us in the racial equity movement – and in truly great moments, we have occasion to…
Read More2019-2020: A Look Back to See Ahead
[UPDATE 3] Caring for our communities and our team…
With the persistence of COVID-19 cases in metropolitan Atlanta, conflicting responses to preventative measures, cancellation of events, and the advisement to limit contact, the Partnership for Southern Equity’s (PSE) senior…
Read MorePSE Releases $150,000 COVID-19 Fund to Support Frontline Organizations
Dear PSE Community, We would like to announce to our Equity Circles, partners, and civic village that we are releasing applications for the COVID-19 Rapid Response Relief Fund. The application…
Read MoreThe South Has Something to Say: COVID-19 and Our Chance for Transformation
Op-ed published in Nonprofit Quarterly on May 4, 2020, followed by a webinar on May 20, 2020, with Grantmakers for Southern Progress, Kendeda Fund, Amalgamated Bank, MacArthur Foundation, Surdna Foundation,…
Read MoreIn Coronavirus Crisis, PSE and 574 Groups Urge Halt to Electricity, Water Shutoffs
WASHINGTON (MARCH 19, 2020) – More than 575 utility justice, labor, faith, consumer and environmental groups urged state governors, mayors and utility regulators today to put a moratorium on electricity…
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We need these words now more than ever. This is not a day off for us. Most of our staff are celebrating the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin…
Read MoreThe Fight Continues…
It amazes me that the more things change the more things stay the same. Growing up in Atlanta, I remember many days where my parents had to choose between paying…
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