Center for Social Inclusion

Our Four Strategies

Policy & Research

Working with community groups, government, and national organizations to develop policies that advance racial equity.

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Talking About Race

Developing and sharing tools to talk about race and shift the dominant narrative.

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Capacity Building

Building leadership capacity through multi-racial coalition building, convenings, leadership development, and trainings.

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Institutional Change

Developing and implementing institutional change strategies to operationalize structural racial equity.

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Spotlight

Reframing Food Hubs: Food Hubs, Racial Equity, and Self-Determination in the South

In a food system and economy that exploits and fails people of color, food hubs and co-ops are one way that farmers of color are countering barriers to entry while transforming the food system to center racial equity, self-determination, and dignity. Dara Cooper speaks with farmers of color in the South to reframe food hubs.

Strength in Unity: CSI and Race Forward are uniting as one organization

Race Forward and Center for Social Inclusion (CSI) are joining together to align, strengthen, and multiply our efforts towards racial justice.

Now, more than ever

As we move forward into the new year, we at Center for Social Inclusion are encouraged by the strength of our collective racial justice movement that is committed to and fighting for racial equity. We look forward to building with you, and to creating a more equitable sustainable future for everyone in this country.

Energy Democracy: Co-op Power – A Profile in Cooperative Ownership

In this profile, we feature Co-op Power, founded in 2004 as a multi-race, multi-class, consumer-owned energy cooperative that promotes access to sustainable energy for communities in Massachusetts and Southern Vermont. Co-op Power secures resources for local leaders working to create community-owned clean energy projects and businesses, energy efficiency teams, and green jobs training programs that serve the needs of the region’s low-income communities and communities of color.