In our last blog, we shared testimonies several of our community leaders gave during the coal ash rulemaking hearing that occurred on...

Advocates across IL worked together for several years to regulate the storage and cleanup of coal ash impoundments. Many of those...

In spring of 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed rollbacks to the federal coal ash...

As we celebrate 20 years of Faith in Place, we sat down with the organization’s founder and long-time executive director, Rev. Dr. Clare...

As we settle into 2019, we are thrilled to be celebrating our 20th Anniversary! We are truly honored to have dug deep these last twenty...

On November 28th, a new report entitled, Cap and Run: Toxic Coal Ash Left Behind by Big Polluters Threatens Illinois Water (issued by...

This story is from our 2016 Annual Report. Read more inspiring stories from our various programs and learn about our impact here. Water...

We are proud to announce that Ramont Bell, our Water Preservation Outreach Coordinator, received the Professional Certificate in...

Haz clic aquí si quieres leer el blog en Español Hundreds of people from across Illinois, bus loads of kids and adults from Waukegan and...

As members of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and other Indigenous people and allies protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline, we are...

In a previous blog post, we discussed the environmental justice problem of flooding in Chicago – a problem that is only going to get...

In Chicago, flooding is more than just a nuisance, it is an environmental justice problem. The areas with the most flooding are the South...

Of the one hundred rain barrels distributed, over sixty went to those individuals who participated in the Green the Church National...