America has long withstood a fight for social justice, which serves to create equal opportunities for access to economic, political and social rights. Similarly, environmental justice enforces equal access to public health and human rights. A connection was made by Nakisa Glover who noticed that the community of people affected by social justice issues are the same community of people affected by environmental justice issues–Black, Indigenous, people of color and other historically marginalized groups. After years of independent consulting work in the areas of social and environmental justice, Nakisa Glover co-founded Sol Nation in 2018 to give home to what she refers to as climate justice–the intersection of environmental and social justice. With pathways to a greener economy at the heart of Sol Nation’s work, they work for the land, the air, the water and the people. Today, Sol Nation is a nationally recognized organization that provides pathways to solutions for a greener economy through education, art, poetry, music, workshops and other creative mediums that drive real and sustainable solutions for our communities.