SOCIAL & environmental justice concerns

Our leadership has over 30 years of diversity and unification training with law enforcement, corporations, schools, faith-based groups, and community organizations.  Guiding groups through conscious and unconscious bias strategies support our belief in dismantling discrimination, racism, and barriers to progress for all, a social justice concern.

We take a collaborative approach to discuss social justice in our programs including environmental justice outcomes in rural vs urban communities.  For example, in 2016 young participants at the III Coley Little STEM Camp, tested their water quality along the Neuse River in North Carolina with equipment donated by the East Carolina University STEM Resource Center.  This lesson was integrated with a research project on the water catastrophe in Flint, Michigan, an evironmental justice concern.