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This facilitation guide is meant to highlight the positive environmental impacts that the IRA can have in our homes, neighborhoods, cities, and states. Together, we will envision what a flourishing community looks like with IRA benefits implemented.
Storytelling can play an important role in connecting our individual stories to our community story. These narratives then connect us to other environmental justice stories across borders to create awareness of the issues and potential solutions our communities face.
This facilitation guide aims to recognize the impacts of colonialism on the earth as we confront historical contexts, push back on colonial habits, and uplift traditional practices that address the impacts of colonialism on the earth.
This facilitation guide uses historical perspectives to ensure that discussions about race, class, and opportunity are held in an honest context – away from guilt and blame.
This facilitation guide is designed to encourage meaningful, community-rooted discussions around community solutions that are visionary and oppositional to the systemic status-quo.
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