Stop the Money Pipeline

Black and Indigenous people in the Gulf South have historically and continue to bear the brunt of the fossil fuel industry’s insatiable appetite for profits.

We invite you to hear directly from leaders of the Gulf frontlines about their experiences of environmental racism and take digital action in solidarity with them.

Click here to join us for a webinar on March 15 and learn how you can help step up the pressure on the companies and banks building out LNG facilities and funding injustice. RSVP and then send this link to a friend!

On Wednesday March 15th, will hear from John Beard of Port Arthur Community Action Network (Texas), Roishetta Ozane of the Vessel Project (Louisiana), Michael Esealuka of Healthy Gulf (Louisiana), RISE St. James, and Juan Mancias of Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe (Texas) on their ongoing fight for clean air, water, and land.

The webinar will take place on the evening of Wednesday, March 15 on Zoom at 5:00pm PT / 7:00pm CT/ 8:00pm ET. RSVP here.

New LNG projects would lock us into fossil fuel dependence for decades. Now is the time to take collective action and defund environmental racism.

Join us on March 15 and stand in solidarity with organizers in the Gulf South, together we will send a message that our communities refuse to be sacrifice zones!

In solidarity,
– Jackie Fielder, Stop the Money Pipeline

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