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GASP at New York Climate Week: Sharing Stories, Building Connections, and Strengthening the Movement
On Sunday, September 20, Jilisa, Perry, and I arrived in New York City for Climate Week, ready for a week of conversations about climate solutions, storytelling, and environmental justice. We attended panels and events that brought together organizers, researchers,...
GASP is hiring a Disaster Preparedness Education Coordinator!
Extreme heat and flooding are already affecting communities across Birmingham, and residents need practical tools and resources to prepare. This temporary position will help GASP equip vulnerable communities with the knowledge and resources they need to stay safe...
What We Learned: From Community Knowledge to Environmental Health Action
“Environmental health education is most useful when people are not only told about a problem, but are also given the information, resources, partnerships, and opportunities needed to do something about it.”
Meet GASP’s 2026 Junior Board
We are thrilled to announce our newest Junior Board members! These emerging leaders are marking their place in clean air advocacy by stepping up to serve their communities and strengthen GASP’s mission. Our Junior Board is an investment in the next generation of...
What Does The Louisiana v. Callais Decision Mean for Alabama?
Weakening Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is by no means accidental. At GASP, we know that environmental justice and voting rights are deeply connected. Clean air does not stop at district lines, and neither should the rights that protect it.
Concerns Over Birmingham’s Accelerated Data Center Timeline
Earlier this month, GASP staff met with the Birmingham Department of Planning, Engineering, and Permits for a stakeholder conversation about proposed land use policies related to data centers. This meeting came on the heels of two City Council “data center input...