This month is all about how we come together to share solutions to Earth's pressing problems! While EMA believes every day is Earth Day, we will highlight our amazing celebrities who are driving pivotal change with their activism this month.
Read MoreAlexia cofounded Start Empowerment, a social-environmental justice education nonprofit, working with schools to implement an interactive justice-focused curriculum.
Read MoreIf the Covid-19 Pandemic has taught us anything, we should not take the little things for granted. Our natural world is more than just something to admire. Studies continue to show how vital embracing our natural heritage is for our peace of mind.
Read MoreAs we stand on the precipice of another war, we are faced once again with the question: Why are energy resources still the currency of violence?
Read MoreWanjiku "Wawa" Gatheru is a 22-year-old environmental justice advocate motivated to uplift the voices of those most adversely impacted by climate change.
Read MoreUnder the supervision of the Managing Director, Marketing & Campaigns, the Digital Content Creator Intern is responsible for developing engaging and educational vertical videos on sustainability, environmental news, environmental justice, wildlife, and more.
Read MoreThe fashion industry is known for its artistry, innovation, and creativity. At the same time, however, the fashion industry is a major contributor to pollution and waste internationally. Clothing production has roughly doubled since the year 2000, yet each year up to 85% of textiles go to landfills and about 500,000 tons of microfibers are released into the ocean, according to the World Economic Forum.
Read MoreSpring is officially in season, and so is sustainability. According to IBM, 80 percent of consumers say sustainability is important to them. Across the world, even during the pandemic, people are demanding environmental change from governments and changing their personal practices to be more sustainable.
Read MoreRacial justice is environmental justice. To celebrate Black History Month in 2021, we strived to amplify the intergenerational voices of the Environmental Justice Movement. The EJ Movement gained strong momentum in the 1980s, and generations of pioneers and leaders have catalyzed the fight for justice since.
Read MoreAs an organization of environmentalists, EMA supports going plant-based, and what better way to start eating plant-based than by participating in Veganuary?
Read MoreThe holidays are a time of gift-giving and food preparation that we all look forward to.
Read MoreThroughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we are taking every action we can to continue our sustainable practices.
Read MoreLet’s talk about voting. The US Presidential election is TOMORROW on November 3rd. We are here!
Read MoreThe Presidential elections in the United States will be taking place this upcoming November 3rd. But take one look at your ballot and you’ll notice that the POTUS is not the only person you’ll be voting for.
Read MoreWith tremendously significant elections coming up that will determine environmental outcomes along with many others, you can help facilitate change by using your voice and right to vote.
Read MoreWith tremendously significant elections coming up that will determine environmental outcomes along with many others, you can help facilitate change by using your voice and right to vote.
Read MoreYou may have seen the popular “Environmentalists For Black Lives Matter” image shared across social media recently as thousands of environmentalists came together to support the movement.
Read MoreWhen U.S. recycling levels reach 75%, the environmental equivalent would be removing 55 million cars from U.S. roads each year, according to one study. So, let’s get this recycling show on the road! Here are some simple tips for recycling from home.
Read MoreWe’re well into spring here in the Northern Hemisphere, however, with everything that’s been going on this year, we hope you haven’t forgotten about the best part of spring: spring cleaning!
Read MoreWith “Veganuary” several months behind us, you may be wondering why so many plant-based meals have disappeared off of your Instagram feed.
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