Environmental justice grantmaking: Elites and activists collaborate to transform philanthropy

This article examines how environmental justice grantmaking has evolved over time, focusing on the collaboration between elites and activists to transform traditional philanthropy. It highlights how philanthropic organizations have adapted their strategies to address environmental issues from a justice perspective, focusing on the needs of underserved communities. The study discusses the power dynamics in grantmaking and the role of activists in pushing for more inclusive and equitable environmental policies. By working together, elites and activists have been able to bring attention to the intersectionality of social justice and environmentalism, influencing both policy and practice.