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Large-scale, unrestricted philanthropic funds allowed the EJRC to audaciously address the root causes of the climate crisis. The groups resourced by the Collective are establishing food sovereignty, engaging in collective healing, reclaiming land, and ultimately building a deeper democracy.

A small group of intergenerational female protestors holding signs that say “Barrio Obrero Oeste Presente,” “Las Monjas Presente,” and “Toca La Bocina.”

Demonstration organized by the G-8 along with the rest of the community to demand that the Government of Puerto Rico address the ongoing problems with Puerto Rico’s electrical system and water shortages. Photo credit: Natalia Nunez.

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Impact

Large-scale, unrestricted philanthropic funds allowed the EJRC to audaciously address the root causes of the climate crisis. The groups resourced by the Collective are establishing food sovereignty, engaging in collective healing, reclaiming land, and ultimately building a deeper democracy.

A small group of intergenerational female protestors holding signs that say “Barrio Obrero Oeste Presente,” “Las Monjas Presente,” and “Toca La Bocina.”

Demonstration organized by the G-8 along with the rest of the community to demand that the Government of Puerto Rico address the ongoing problems with Puerto Rico’s electrical system and water shortages. Photo credit: Natalia Nunez.

Impact

Large-scale, unrestricted philanthropic funds allowed the EJRC to audaciously address the root causes of the climate crisis. The groups resourced by the Collective are establishing food sovereignty, engaging in collective healing, reclaiming land, and ultimately building a deeper democracy.

A small group of intergenerational female protestors holding signs that say “Barrio Obrero Oeste Presente,” “Las Monjas Presente,” and “Toca La Bocina.”

Demonstration organized by the G-8 along with the rest of the community to demand that the Government of Puerto Rico address the ongoing problems with Puerto Rico’s electrical system and water shortages. Photo credit: Natalia Nunez.

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*Data compiled in October 2026

Grants by region
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Elevation map of US territories, highlighting 11 grants to Puerto Rico, 2 grants to Guam, and 2 to the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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American Samoa
Baker Island
Howland Island
Jarvis Island
Johnston Atoll
Kingman Reef
Midway Atoll
Navassa Island
Northern Mariana Islands
Palmyra Atoll
Wake Island

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Movement Strategies

The EJRC leaders identified funding priorities that aligned with strategies being implemented on the ground: power building, cultivating collective healing, strengthening movement infrastructure, and stewarding and reclaiming land.

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Power Building

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Power Building

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Power Building

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Collective Healing

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Infrastructure & Land

Movement Strategy

Infrastructure & Land

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Stories

Collective Healing

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Infrastructure & Land

Peaches Not Speeches: How Black Yield makes revolutionizing food systems juicy and delicious

Collective Healing

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Infrastructure & Land

Peaches Not Speeches: How Black Yield makes revolutionizing food systems juicy and delicious

Power Building

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Infrastructure & Land

Polluter Pays: How a kindergartener who outran a refinery explosion grew up to be one of the most powerful environmental justice organizers in the country

Power Building

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Infrastructure & Land

Polluter Pays: How a kindergartener who outran a refinery explosion grew up to be one of the most powerful environmental justice organizers in the country

Collective Healing

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Infrastructure & Land

The Herring Protectors: Ceremony as a center of gravity for environmental justice

Collective Healing

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Infrastructure & Land

The Herring Protectors: Ceremony as a center of gravity for environmental justice

Power Building

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Collective Healing

From No Pipelines to Regenerative Imagination: The Long Road to Restoring Reclaimed Lands

Power Building

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Collective Healing

From No Pipelines to Regenerative Imagination: The Long Road to Restoring Reclaimed Lands

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Infrastructure & Land

Red Hill: How Indigenous Hawaiian Water Protectors Out-Navigated the US Navy

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Collective Healing

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Infrastructure & Land

Red Hill: How Indigenous Hawaiian Water Protectors Out-Navigated the US Navy

Power Building

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Infrastructure & Land

The Power of the People on the Land: the Community Land Trust Movement in Puerto Rico

Power Building

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Infrastructure & Land

The Power of the People on the Land: the Community Land Trust Movement in Puerto Rico

Grantmaking Approach

Through 375 grants to 175 organizations (to date), the Collective simultaneously supported multiple clusters of high-impact groups with guaranteed multi-year funding. Together, these groups are making lasting local, regional, and national impact.

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*Data compiled in October 2026

*Data compiled in October 2026

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