disparity? >> yes, of course. thank you reverend sharp for having us. this is the fifth year that it has been hosted. the whole point of the week in february is really to draw into, to really key in on the fact that philanthropy is funding climate initiatives that are being run by folks of color particularly black and brown organizations that are most upclose to environmental hazards in the climate crisis in general. when we would think about the ways in which climate isn't being funded when we would think about how it is being felt by the communities that are disenfranchised, we have to be putting money where our mouths are, right? we need to put it into the initiatives that people are already putting out as a means of survival. and unfortunately it is not the met. so that week is one to call in philanthropy to really, you know, talk about these
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