LP Podcast EP: Lay of the Land
Our team is excited to show the first episode of the Listening Project Podcast, available now.
Read moreLP Podcast: At Our Expense
Thank you for listening to the Listening Project Podcast. We appreciate you, our community, and our allies for listening along.
Read moreListening Project Podcast Teaser
The Listening Project is a people-centered process to guide our local transition away from the fossil fuel industry.
Read moreListening Project Announcements December 2021
The Listening Project is a people-centered process to guide our local transition away from the fossil fuel industry. Our goal is to listen to and understand the concerns and needs of Richmond communities that have historically suffered the most from generations of fossil fuel operations in Richmond.
Read moreListening Project Announcements November 2021
The Listening Project is a people-centered process to guide our local transition away from the fossil fuel industry. Our goal is to listen to and understand the concerns and needs of Richmond communities that have historically suffered the most from generations of fossil fuel operations in Richmond.
Three months into our youth-led, community-driven process, here are the four major initiatives we have been working on.
Read moreAnnouncements From The Listening Project
Authored by Kyndelle Johnson, RPA intern
In August, the RPA announced its collaboration with community members and community organizers to develop The Listening Project, a people-centered process to guide our local transition away from the fossil fuel industry. To build this project, we have happily invited four new organizers to help us uplift voices left behind in the city’s political and economic history.
Read moreRPA Launches Just Transition Listening Project
In support of a transition away from fossil fuels in the City of Richmond, the Richmond Progressive Alliance (the RPA) is undertaking a community-engagement process around Just Transition in Richmond, which we’re calling the Listening Project. The goal of the Listening Project is to better understand the concerns and needs of Richmond communities that have historically suffered the greatest harm from generations of fossil fuel operations in our City. The RPA has secured funding to support this Listening Project, which will be overseen by a dedicated subcommittee of the RPA and allied organizations and individuals. As such, although the Listening Project itself is a short-term project with defined tasks and time periods, depending on funding and success, we hope this role will expand into next steps when the Listening Project concludes.
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