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Justice 40 Opportunity Navigator (J40N) initiative is sponsored by New Sun Rising and RiverWise (supported by Federal commitment). The Justice 40 Opportunity Navigator (J40N) initiative collaborates with residents, organizations, and institutions in federally designated environmental justice communities, working to secure funding and implement projects that enhance health and climate resilience.
Community-led priorities aligned with Justice 40 will be considered, such as climate resilience through local emergency and disaster preparedness, clean energy, affordable and sustainable housing, pollution remediation, and community engagement, training, and workforce development.
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Justice 40 Opportunity Navigator (J40N) initiative is funded by New Sun Rising and RiverWise (supported by Federal commitment). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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