UPROSE

@uprose.bsky.social

Brooklyn's oldest Latino community based organization. BIWOC-led, intergenerational, multiracial, community justice force.

“From @uprose.bsky.social’s perspective, innovation divorced from community control, material production + environmental limits is not climate justice; it is greenwashed extraction.” —UPROSE’s director @yeampierre.bsky.social, on the BATWorks development project in Sunset Park

The Footprint@nycfootprint.bsky.social · 4mo ago

@thecity.nyc reports that the Mamdani administration is taking a new approach to economic development. But the administration is moving forward with an Adams-Era development project that local advocates say could accelerate gentrification in Sunset Park. thefootprint.substack.com/p/mamdani-mo...

The future of Sunset Park's industrial waterfront is being decided. Will you be part of shaping it?🌻 Join us on December 8th for a community briefing on the Just Transition Site Reuse Plan,OUR vision for how Sunset Park's waterfront, energy systems, and green jobs can benefit residents. #sunsetpark

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It’s Puerto Rican Heritage Month! 🇵🇷 From Borinquen to Brooklyn, our culture, resilience, and community spirit continue to shine. UPROSE is founded in 1966 and we remain as Brooklyn’s oldest Puerto Rican and Latino community-based organization, honoring our past while building our future.🌻

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Solar power is the cheapest way to generate electricity. This benefits the climate and those seeking energy independence. This week, we talk to leaders in Brooklyn, Virginia, and Puerto Rico — including @yeampierre.bsky.social — to learn how three very different communities all benefit from solar.

Solar Power to the People

At this moment, the cheapest way to create electricity is by pointing a solar panel at the sun. That’s good news for the climate. It’s also good news for communities who want to take control of their ...

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