The fall 2021 edition of the Nonprofit Quarterly magazine is here!

Our fall issue is Climate Justice: A Movement for Life. We explore the vision of activists and social movements to understand climate justice. We also examine the Sunrise Movement's Green New Deal, Movement4BlackLives's Red, Black, and Green New Deal, the Red Nation's Red Deal and the perspective of frontline communities.

Here are a few fall 2021 issue highlights...

Cover Story: Climate Justice: A Global Movement for Life

"Human evolution has been about getting more out of life, or increasing life—span, health, and joy. But, we have reached a point of unsustainability, when there is more life being taken out of the systems than is being put in…. In order to reverse this trend and continue to have life, we must mount the biggest, deepest social justice movement ever."

by Cyndi Suarez

Health and Wealth: An Integrated Approach to Climate Justice

"To effectively meet the present moment and lay the groundwork for a more just future for all requires that we embrace fully the connectivity of our challenges, in ways that encourage and energize community-based solutions.”

by Deeohn Ferris

Power to the People: Why We Need Energy Justice

"Energy—that essential resource driving all human activity, from producing the essentials of life to transportation, communications, creative arts, and beyond—is currently at the core of the most critical issues we face today: economic inequality, racial injustice, ever-declining health, ecosystem destruction, and, of course, the 14 climate crisis.” But people are fighting back.

by Al Weinrub

Plus...

Designing for Climate Justice: A Conversation with Dr. Dorceta E. Taylor

"In this conversation, Nonprofit Quarterly’s president and editor in chief, Cyndi Suarez, and preeminent environmental justice scholar Dorceta E. Taylor discuss the distinction between the climate change and climate justice narratives, why the distinction is critical, and what’s needed in order to address the climate crisis in ways that are equitable, effective, and transformative.”

And many more...