Beloved DMV Environmental Justice Collective is a group of Black clergy and green leaders in the DMV advocating for environmental justice and sustainable practices within our houses of worship and beyond.

“We in the Black Church are called to be
shepherds of the Earth and a catalyst for positive change
in the communities that we serve.”
Robin Lewis, Beloved DMV-EJ Collective Facilitator
Our CALL TO ACTION
Watch the video below produced by the Second Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, explaining why we are called to uplift environmental justice:
OUR IMPACT

The Beloved DMV EJ Collective collaborates with Black faith leaders and congregations to address environmental justice issues in our communities. We support congregations by connecting with the Black faith community and finding resources and solutions to help congregations and their communities.
- Environmental Justice Ministries
- Community Solar and Rooftop Projects
- Climate Resiliency Projects
- Lead Water Quality Projects
- Air Quality Monitoring Projects
- Environmental/Climate Justice Advocacy
- Kitchen stove indoor air quality testing
- Environmental Justice and Climate Equity Education
- Grant and Funding Connections