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✊🏾 Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves! For 40 years, Project South has worked alongside communities on the frontlines of
Project South

Nov 9

✊🏾 Allow Us to Reintroduce Ourselves! For 40 years, Project South has worked alongside communities on the frontlines of struggle, building movements for justice and transformative change. This month, allow us to reintroduce ourselves! Leading up to our 40th anniversary celebration, we’ll spotlight different members of the Project South team—the people who help to make this work possible (past, present, and future)! 🌟 Today, meet Emery Wright, the Executive Director of Project South! Born and raised in Atlanta, Emery joined Project South in 2004 and has spent more than two decades organizing and building community power in the U.S. South. This is what Emery says about Project South and his work at the organization: “Project South is a river keeper. We tend to, bathe in, drink from, uncover, cultivate, and ride the currents of the Black Radical Traditions that flow through the U.S. South. At Project South I work to center the gravity for the organization’s mission, vision, and strategy, internally and externally with our people.” Join us in celebrating Emery and the people who continue to shape Project South’s legacy as we build toward the next 40 years! #MeetTheTeam #ProjectSouth40Years

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