Fenceline Watch

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We are an environmental justice organization of people building a movement to affect positive change by holding the fossil fuel industry accountable to the multigenerational effects on fenceline communities.

🎓️ Send in your grad photo! 🎉 We & want to celebrate the high school grads in our area. If you are a graduate or a pare...
05/13/2026

🎓️ Send in your grad photo! 🎉

We & want to celebrate the high school grads in our area. If you are a graduate or a parent/guardian of a grad in our Super Neighborhood, send a photo using the link in bio by May 26 & it will be displayed at Hartman Community Center with other grads!

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🎓️ ¡Envíanos tu foto del graduado! 🎉

Nosotros y el Super Vecindario 65 & 82 deseamos honrar los logros de los graduados de nuestra área. Si eres graduado de prepatoria o universidad o eres padre/tutor de uno/a en nuestro Super Vecindario, envíanos una foto usando el link en bio para el 26 de mayo y la colocaremos en el tablón de anuncios del Hartman Community Center en Manchester.

Tiny plastic pellets are frequently spilled, leaked, or dumped into the environment by the petrochemical & plastics indu...
05/06/2026

Tiny plastic pellets are frequently spilled, leaked, or dumped into the environment by the petrochemical & plastics industries during manufacturing & transport. Join Fenceline Watch and citizen scientists from around the world as we work together to identify where this plastic pollution is occurring & make a case for action.


📆: Saturday, May 16, 2026
🕗: 8-10AM
📍: Fenceline Watch Office

RSVP at the link in bio for more info.

Training and equipment will be provided!

Tiny plastic pellets are frequently spilled, leaked, or dumped into the environment by the petrochemical & plastics indu...
05/06/2026

Tiny plastic pellets are frequently spilled, leaked, or dumped into the environment by the petrochemical & plastics industries during manufacturing & transport.

Join Fenceline Watch and citizen scientists from around the world as we work together to identify where this plastic pollution is occurring & make a case for action.


📆 Saturday, May 16, 2026
🕗 8AM
📍 Fenceline Watch Office (more info when you register)

RSVP at the link in bio.

Equipment and training will be provided!

DM with any questions.

04/22/2026

is about reconnecting with our planet and renewing our commitment to care for a world that takes care of us.

While we can make individual choices to limit our personal exposure to toxic chemicals, it's important to recognize that the petrochemical and oil & gas industries remain present and underregulated in our communities. Many of these companies have violated the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act for years, showing little regard for the environment that surrounds them and the communities that neighbor them.

On this Earth Day, spend time with nature and reflect on the steps you will take to support others in this struggle for a toxic-free future.



Photo of the Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens in Houston by Adrian Newell.

Ending toxic multigenerational harm begins with multigenerational healing. The bilingual Build Your Future Community E...
03/22/2026

Ending toxic multigenerational harm begins with multigenerational healing. The bilingual Build Your Future Community Event encompassed everything we want to see as we build a world that goes . Nations, tribes, community members, and movements from all over the U.S. shared knowledge, honored those who we have lost in the struggle, and we lifted up the next generations.

It meant even more to have our Super Neighborhood welcome this movement.

Please join us as we continue this work over the next two days.

Workshops and Skillshare
Sunday, March 22
3 pm
First Unitarian Universalist Church - 5200 Fanning St.

Rally and March
Monday, March 23
11 am
Houston City Hall

Thanks to for their collaboration!
Spanish language translation by

In less than two weeks, executives of oil & gas and chemical companies from around the world will convene in Houston, Te...
03/11/2026

In less than two weeks, executives of oil & gas and chemical companies from around the world will convene in Houston, Texas, for the annual CERAWeek and World Petrochemical Conferences. There, they will make decisions that will impact the health of communities for generations. Join us and other orgs, community members from Houston and across the nation, for three days of activities that tell these polluters and CEOs that we stand strong together and don't need their economic and health exploitation.

Register at the link in bio. Activities begin March 21, 2026.

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Shoutout to our partners in the struggle:
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"Reverend Jackson stood wherever dignity was under attack, from apartheid abroad to injustice at home. His voice echoed ...
02/17/2026

"Reverend Jackson stood wherever dignity was under attack, from apartheid abroad to injustice at home. His voice echoed in boardrooms and in jail cells." - Rev. Al Sharpton

Reverend Jesse Jackson was a prominent civil rights leader with a lifelong commitment to social and economic justice. He began organizing in North Carolina, taking part in sit-ins and marches. He then worked closely alongside Martin Luther King, Jr., running Operation Breadbasket, an economic development and empowerment program. He ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1984 and 1988 on campaigns that prioritized addressing poverty and drew historic levels of support from a diverse “National Rainbow Coalition” of Americans, nodding to notable Black Panther Fred Hampton’s historic work uniting people across races and backgrounds around economic justice. Jackson’s bold, intersectional vision increased civic engagement and paved the way for a more inclusive and progressive wing within the Democratic Party. We honor his life and work.

02/16/2026

Lunar New Year is tomorrow! It isn't too late to resolve to do your part against the use of plastics and toxic chemicals. This month's challenge is to use reusable containers to take meals and drinks to-go. #

Looking for date ideas? Check out these books by Black authors that explore themes of , health equity, & systemic rac...
02/10/2026

Looking for date ideas? Check out these books by Black authors that explore themes of , health equity, & systemic racism, available at . What suggestions do you have?
FULL BOOKLIST:

There’s Something In The Water: Environmental Racism In Indigenous & Black Communities by

A Terrible Thing To Waste: Environmental Racism And Its Assault On The American Mind by

Black Earth Wisdom: Soulful Conversations With Black Environmentalists by

Salvage The Bones by

Black Nature: Four Centuries Of African American Nature Poetry by

Legacy: A Black Physician Reckons With Racism In Medicine by

They Built Me For Freedom: The Story Of Juneteenth And Houston's Emancipation Park by

A HUGE thank you to the volunteers who came out last Friday for a successful community cleanup! This was a collaboration...
02/09/2026

A HUGE thank you to the volunteers who came out last Friday for a successful community cleanup! This was a collaboration b/w community members & local orgs. Interested in volunteering w/us in the future? Let us know!

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