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This 6 minute video explores our structure of law that prevents us from saying “no” to harmful activities – and what you can do about it.
This 6 minute video explores our structure of law that prevents us from saying “no” to harmful activities – and what you can do about it.
The ecological crisis demands we protect the Rights of Nature from being watered down. A opinion piece by CELDFs Ben Price.
Virginia joins the growing network of state Community Rights Networks.
Coast Range Radio interviews Kai Huschke of CELDF and Oregon Community Rights Network. They discuss the community rights movement and Kai provides exciting examples of Oregon communities leading efforts to protect their local environment and community health by confronting corporate power.
Corporate and State opposition come to light as Rights of Nature organizing and lawmaking gain momentum.
Save the Date! Join the Oregon Community Rights Network in this upcoming event on corporate constitutional rights.
The collective effort to dismantle oppressive and racist systems relies on decentralizing power. Only when we understand the importance of community control can we envision fair and just systems we must build.
The system is constructed to disempower communities, to the detriment of people and the planet. That is why we need to fight back and why we need local elected officials with courage to fight with us… not against us! A guest blog by Ohio organizer Tish O’Dell.
A quick guide on how to participate in ongoing BLM protests and support the Movement in an effective way.
A new Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund report details a standard operating procedure of how corporate interests, and the politicians who serve them, retain power.
When violent police forces rooted in white supremacy defend property rather than human beings, then property destruction becomes a collective act of self-defense. CELDF stands in solidarity with protesters outraged by racial injustice and violence. #BlackLivesMatter
A critical look at labor equity in America is long overdue. The relationship between empoyer and employee should not be that of master and servant -corporations have created should employ freemen and freewomen.
A Live Q&A Session with CELDF organizers taking a Closer Look at the Rights of Nature.