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Uptown Chats

Uptown Chats

De : Jaron Burke Lonnie Portis WE ACT for Environmental Justice
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 Join Jaron and Lonnie as they explore issues in their community through the eyes of everyday people, and discuss how environmental justice is showing up in the news. It’s not just for experts, it's for everyone! The podcast is officially 1 year old! Now that we're older and wiser, we're releasing episodes twice each month - on the second and last Monday of each month. Uptown Chats is the official podcast of WE ACT for Environmental Justice. WE ACT was founded in 1988 and has offices in New York City and Washington, D.C. You can find us online at weact.org.© 2022 Economie Management Management et direction Sciences sociales
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    • Liberatory Finance

      Liberatory Finance
      Feb 23 2026

      Tax season is here again, which means finances are on everyone’s minds. In this episode, Lonnie and Jaron are joined by Bunny McKensie Mack, CEO & Founder of MMG Earth, to talk about liberatory finance and how it connects to environmental justice.

      Did one of the topics in this episode pique your interest? Listen to one of our previous episodes to learn more:

      • Episode 34: Community Land Trusts

      You can also listen to this episode on YouTube.

      Got questions? Call our Uptown Chats Hotline at 877-UPTOWN6! You can also email us at podcast@weact.org.

      Make sure to subscribe to the WE ACT newsletter for updates, upcoming events and actions you can take!

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      32 min
    • New York City Policy Updates: Plans, Compost and More

      New York City Policy Updates: Plans, Compost and More
      Feb 9 2026

      A lot is happening in New York City, especially when it comes to policy. Join Jaron and Lonnie to learn about some of WE ACT's priorities for 2026 with help from Caleb Smith, WE ACT's City Policy Manager. Topics include the City's Environmental Justice (EJNYC) Plan, the East Harlem Climate and Community Master Plan, and organic waste diversion.

      Check out WE ACT’s 2026 Policy Agenda!

      Make sure to subscribe to the WE ACT newsletter for updates, upcoming events and actions you can take!

      Did one of the topics in this episode pique your interest? Listen to one of our previous episodes to learn more:

      • Episode 16: NYC Environmental Justice Report
      • Episode 35: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), featuring Lisa Garcia

      You can also listen to this episode on YouTube.

      Got questions? Email us at podcast@weact.org

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      34 min
    • WE ACT Federal Policy Office Update

      WE ACT Federal Policy Office Update
      Jan 26 2026

      This week, Lonnie and Jaron are joined by Weezie Foster, WE ACT’s Government Affairs Manager to share some updates from our Federal Policy Office and talk about some important items on WE ACT’s federal policy agenda for 2026.

      Check out some of the resources from WE ACT's Federal Policy Office:

      • WE ACT produced six StoryMaps including ones sharing the past, present and future of Black History and Environmental Justice.
      • Want to learn more about the National Environmental Policy Act? Check out this StoryMap titled NEPA Does Not Delay!

      You can also listen to this episode on YouTube.

      Got questions? Email us at podcast@weact.org

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      37 min
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