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Moving From Resilience to Restoration- A Documentary

"Moving From Resilience to Restoration" (MFRTR) highlights challenges in Gulf South communities, showcasing stories from leaders and activists developing resiliency plans against environmental injustices and resource shortages. The documentary follows Rev. Michael Malcom and his team across the region as they touch base with partner organizations to assess resiliency initiatives and seek equitable solutions. MFRTR invites discussion on economic inequalities and collective efforts to enhance community resilience amid the climate crisis, emphasizing the need for unity to empower communities to thrive.

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Season Two of the People Power Podcast is Here!

Join us as we embark on another season, diving into topics surrounding the climate crisis while highlighting the pressing issues of environmental injustice and racial equity. Our focus is on the challenges encountered by marginalized communities, especially those of color.

We are committed to combating misinformation and cultivating an inclusive space for organizations, climate advocates, and leaders to share their stories and insights. Together, we will explore solutions that transition us from resilience to restoration, all while nurturing robust communities.

**New Episode**

This week on the People Power Podcast, Rev. Michael Malcom sits down with guest Daniel Blackman, as we take a deep dive into the crucial role of the Public Service Commission and why it matters for every family.

Daniel Blackman, a prominent figure in Georgia's political landscape, ran for the PSC to advocate for working families. His campaign was rooted in the belief that utility regulation is essential for economic mobility and community health.

Blackman emphasizes the need for PSC reform to address issues such as rising utility rates and the environmental impacts of energy policies.

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About Us

“Exposing the Unspoken: Behind the Power 4 Southern People NOT Southern Company Movement”

2025 Bronze Telly Award Winner

The People’s Justice Council, in collaboration with Arm in Arm, invites individuals and organizations to host a screening of our award-winning documentary, “Exposing the Unspoken.”

This film sheds light on the devastating impacts Southern Company has had on frontline communities in Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama, exposing environmental injustice and amplifying the voices of those too often left unheard.

Interested in hosting a screening or attending an info session? Fill out our Interest Form.

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Together We Will Win!

Arm in Arm (AiA), once a grassroots project of the US Climate Action Network (USCAN), is now a part of The People's Justice Council (PJC) family. The PJC, a long-standing ally of AiA, shares our unwavering commitment to the development and execution of the Power for Southern People NOT Southern Company (P4SPNSoCo) campaign. We stand united in our fight for environmental and economic justice in the Southern states.

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WE ARE THE FLOODED. WE ARE THE DROUGHT-STRICKEN. WE ARE THE BROKENHEARTED SIFTING THROUGH ASHES.

We are farmers yielding fewer crops. We are the poisoned, whether we know it yet or not. We are the young struggling to breathe and the seniors with limited mobility. We are friends and family, co-workers and neighbors. We are indigenous. We are migrants.

We are of all colors, ages, races, religions, genders, backgrounds, and abilities, and we want to protect the people and places we love.

We are Arm in Arm.

 
 

Our PRINCIPLES

  1. We lead with our values as this drives our priorities and ground us.

  2. We believe everyday people can identify solutions for themselves and their community.

  3. We prioritize equitable solutions that address the climate crisis.

  4. We seek broad community participation. 

  5. We remain non-violent in our actions.

  6. We are not affiliated with political parties.

  7. We stand in solidarity with other mission-aligned movements and networks.

  8. We believe innovation and learning emerges from experimentation. 

  9. We take care of ourselves and each other.

  10. Every voice counts and ideas are welcome.

  11. We understand that we are training to train others.

  12. We share leadership.

our VALUES

  • We believe everyone deserves healthy air, clean water, and a livable future.

  • We put impacted people and communities first.

  • We are family-oriented and community-centered.

  • We work in solidarity with one another across differences.

  • We are actively anti-racist.

  • We use our stories to inspire action.

  • We do not take money from fossil fuel and other extractive corporations or their executives.

 
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