This summer, the Sol Nation Summer Ambassador Program empowered a passionate group of young leaders to dive deep into environmental justice in their own communities. Through hands-on projects, expert guidance, and community events like the Seeds of Change Block Party, these ambassadors transformed learning into real impact. Led by educator and advocate Enjolie Bush, the program sparked growth, connection, and bold action that will continue to flourish well beyond this summer

Tiffany shares why the West End doesn’t need gentrification — it needs a community renaissance led by the people who’ve called it home for generations. 💚 Environmental justice is key to this vision. It’s time to restore dignity, preserve legacy, and build up the West End without erasing it.

EVs can help by reducing pollution, but these communities often can’t afford them, don’t have enough charging stations nearby, or miss out on financial help.

Imagine living in a neighborhood where you can’t open your windows for fresh air, where the only park is filled with litter, or where your home isn’t insulated against extreme heat or cold. That kind of daily tension wears on people—and it adds up.