Group Project's designers look back on their work with GrowingChange.

Members of Group Project consider the ethics of community-engaged practice.

Christie Poteet and Deb Gunsallus provide housing, food, and financial security to college students.

Noran Sanford discusses GrowingChange, a nonprofit empowering North Carolina youth.

Jorden Revels shares his story of environmental activism.

Ed Hunt helps small farmers succeed in a challenging environment.

Davon Goodwin describes his journey to a life in agriculture.

Tanner Capps writes about the relationship between faith and politics at a North Carolina church.

GrowingChange Youth Leaders reflect on place, confronting the site of a former prison.

Kimber Heinz reveals the links between incarceration, infrastructure, slavery, and racism in Scotland County.

Morgan Augillard and Joey Swerdlin focus on the people and organizations effecting change in communities along North Carolina’s Lumbee River.

Photographer Eirik Johnson captures the landscapes, seascapes, and communities of South Beach, Washington.

Gregory Hicks reflects on South Beach’s culture of community-based resilience and talks with Jamie Judkins, a member of the Shoalwater Bay Tribe.

Cory Mattheis and Robert Hutchison analyze the systems used to monitor, adapt to, and shelter from South Beach’s environment.

Skip Swenson describes South Beach’s local economy—long tied to its natural resources and environment—and recent attempts at diversification.

Barbara Swift charts the complex systems of climate and ecology of the Southwest Washington coast.

Photographer Eirik Johnson captures the landscapes, seascapes, and communities of South Beach, Washington.

Robert Hutchison and Daniel Abramson introduce South Beach, Washington, its environmental dynamism, and its efforts at environmental adaptation.