Mini-Grant Recipients

Pair classroom learning with hands-on experiences in a school garden to foster student appreciation of what goes into the food that winds up on their plates.

This project will continue increasing awareness and understanding of climate change-affected, water-related risks as a way to mobilize New Haven residents to participate in community-led actionable solutions and stewardship.

This project revolves around food waste diversion and compost education, while providing the resources and tools for the historically disadvantaged community of West Bridgeport to compost and reduce their individual waste production.

Support for bird-related educational signs along the Center’s trails, deepening of bird-related conservation programming by providing tools for their education team to utilize while teaching and by adding to passive educational opportunities along Woodcock’s four miles of publicly accessible trails.

This project will continue addressing resilience to climate change, long-term sustainability, and environmental justice through public art and stormwater education, as a community-driven project in the West End of Bridgeport.

Everyone Outside worked in with Kamora's Cultural Corner, which provided DEIJ training to all their camp staff, as well as weekly, age appropriate DEIJ workshops for 90 individual campers (ages 4-15) throughout the summer. Kamora also helped camp staff navigate cultural issues on a case-by-case basis as situations arose throughout the summer.