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Stay Local!Resilience Reports“We are cultivating conscious consumers,” says Dana Eness, executive director of Stay Local. That is only part of what the… |
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School at Blair GroceryResilience ReportsHidden several blocks from the fast moving traffic of Claiborne Avenue in one of the most devastated regions of post… |
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United Houma NationResilience ReportsHurricane Katrina made New Orleans a media magnet. Since the storm, waves of meteorologists and reporters closely follow any depressions… |
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The Tulane Environmental Law ClinicResilience ReportsThe Tulane Environmental Law Clinic is a cross between a law school class and a public interest law firm. Second… |
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T.R.E.E.Resilience ReportsThe room is filled with various boxes and objects neatly pressed again the wall and stacked on shelves, where space… |
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The New Orleans Food and Farm NetworkResilience ReportsThe New Orleans Food and Farm Network (NOFFN) is an organization dedicated to the belief that everyone should have access… |
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Lead Lab, Inc.Resilience ReportsLead Lab, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to conducting research and educating the public on issues of lead contamination… |
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Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development (C.S.E.D.)Resilience ReportsPam Dashiell, director of the Lower Ninth Ward Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development (C.S.E.D.), speaks very seriously about the… |
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Charitable Film NetworkResilience ReportsChairs in Suite 101 of the Colton School are still aligned from an awards ceremony held for students in the… |
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Bayou Saint John Conservation AllianceResilience ReportsThe Bayou Saint John Conservation Alliance is a coalition of 20 organizations who share a common interest in the health… |
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Silence is ViolenceResilience ReportsSilence is Violence is calling for a Citywide show of solidarity, disgust or outrage. This new year continues to see… |
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