WCEAT is a network of organizations & individuals working together to record, celebrate, & share our environmental justice legacy as the #BirthofEJ
Warren County, NC
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Thank you to Ole Miss’s Center for the Study of Southern Culture and @UMSouthDocs for having Jenny Labalme speak about our 1982 protests, which she photographed as a college student.
Two awards from Outerbanks Environmental Film Festival for Best Feature Film and Audience Choice: Best Film. Congrats @UMSouthDocs
Here is an updated list of screenings for @UMSouthDocs film Our Movement Starts Here.
Photos from Thursday, September 19th Screening of @UMSouthDocs “Our Movement Starts Here” documentary at the Overby Center, University of Mississippi, Oxford, MS. #EnvironmentalJustice
If you live near Oxford, Miss., don’t miss this great evening hosted by @UMSouthDocs and others at Ole Miss.
Nice story on @UMSouthDocs new documentary 🎥 Our Movement Starts Here. indyweek.com/culture/screen/…
Don’t miss the chance to see this great documentary film 🎥 about our 1982 protest by @UMSouthDocs at the following places.
We thank the Warren County Board of Commissioners for their Resolution Proclaiming September 2024 as "Natural Resources Appreciation Month" in Warren County, NC, the Birthplace of the Environmental Justice Movement.
Nice TV spot on the Warren County farmers market.
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Here is an updated list of film festival screenings. We’re so pleased that so many get to see this documentary about our #EnvironmentalJustice movement by @UMSouthDocs
Congrats 🎉 to @UMSouthDocs on winning Best Feature Length Film 🎥 at the 2024 Social and Economic Justice Film Festival. We are thrilled others are hearing and learning about our #EnvironmentalJustice story. csej.org
A belated post to share our condolences on the passing of Rev. Willie T. Ramey III. Rev. Ramey was one of the ministers who got involved early in the Warren County struggle against a PCB landfill back in 1978 when dump site was announced. davis-royster.com/obituaries…
Some information about funeral services for former 1982 PCB protest foot soldier Rev. Fred D. Taylor who was a longtime employee of the SCLC.
We mourn the passing of Rev. Fred D. Taylor, who was a fixture at our 1982 PCB protests. He is an unsung hero of the civil rights movement and was one of many @NationalSCLC who loaned their expertise to our grassroots #EnviromentalJustice movement.
