Beloved Community is looking for a dynamic marketing and communications leader to join our organization. Reporting to the chief executive officer (CEO), the Associate Director of Communications is responsible for the external communications, internal communications, and marketing at Beloved Community. This leader plays a critical role in the day-to-day operation and strategic output of communications by being the content visionary, who establishes Beloved’s voice for external public communications and internal partner communications.

ESG investing has grown in recent years and is an important tool for consumers to impact the global economy.

Join All You Need institute this fall as they gather in nature to learn important survival skills, land management approaches, and connect kids. Don't forget to check out their accessibility and reparations polices, as no one is turned away for lack of funds. Make this season the time that you finally take a trip into the great outdoors!

Hurricane IDA’s effects are still visible and deeply affecting multiple communities throughout Louisiana. Learn about these communities’ most pressing needs and the opportunities you have to join recovery efforts. For additional information please contact us at info@loveyourcity.us

In an effort to help Entergy New Orleans business customers recover greener and more resilient, Energy Smart is offering Hurricane Ida Recovery Funds to cover up to 100% of project costs for qualifying energy-saving projects. All commercial and industrial customers impacted by Hurricane Ida are encouraged to apply for this limited-time opportunity. To be considered, applications must be received by October 4, 2021. Time and funds are limited.

SPROUT and VEGGI are raising funds for value chain coordination and direct purchasing of local produce during the disruption of markets. Produce is being be distributed as cooked meals and fresh produce for those with power. Let’s keep farmers selling and keep people fed with the food we’re growing closest to home!

The Greater New Orleans Foundation is currently accepting donations to the Disaster Response and Restoration Fund in the wake of Hurricane Ida. Your contribution will support immediate and urgent recovery efforts in our region and allows the Foundation to deploy significant resources to our local nonprofit partners leading disaster response on the ground.

The 100 Black of Metro New Orleans and the 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge have launched the Hurricane Ida South Louisiana Recovery Fund. The Fund will benefit families impacted by Hurricane Ida and its aftereffects. 100% of the proceeds will go to relief and recovery efforts on the ground in South Louisiana.

Friends of City Park has created a Disaster Relief Fund to support City Park’s recovery efforts from Hurricane Ida. Your support today will directly impact the recovery, beautification, and preservation of New Orleans City Park.

In the wake of hurricane IDA, Friends of City Park’s commitment to New Orleans City Park remains strong and unwavering. In an effort to bounce back quickly, volunteers and community support are needed long after the cameras and attention are diverted elsewhere. It’s never too soon to take action and be prepared to volunteer to support City Park.

Be an informed voter! Get to know the candidates running for New Orleans City Council, Mayor, Sheriff, and more at candidate forums and debates. Check out this calendar put together by the Committee for a Better New Orleans that includes all candidate forums and add any that might be missing.

Beloved Community is hiring a Research Coordinator/Sr. Research Coordinator. This dynamic opportunity is for an effective project manager that will provide integral administrative support for various aspects of our research itself---including but not limited to serving as a thought partner, assisting in data collection and management, and contributing to the publication and dissemination of findings.