ALT César García, a cofounder of Lake City Collective, shows off an aerial photo of a street mural honoring Indigenous land in Seattle's Little Brook neighborhood. The mural consists of a few paintings: a large red, white, and blue Tlingit ocean monster in the intersection's center, flanked by a couple smaller Chilkat blanket sections in yellow, blue, white, and black.

ALT A graphic including a photograph of an urban farm. A person carrying a pitchfork is in the foreground. Lumen Field and other large buildings are in the background. The picture is captioned: "YES Farm, Yesler Terrace," and is provided courtesy of Black Farmers Collective. To the left of the photo, there is a quote from Black Farmers Collective, a 2019 Environmental Justice Fund grantee, reading: "Building a farm in the middle of a city is no easy task. With the help of the Environmental Justice Fund, we were able to work towards both our objectives of establishing our farm and creating community around it. The fund has helped us put on workshops and trainings, as well as install an improved irrigation system." Below the quote is the City of Seattle's logo, and text reading: "Learn more at seattle.gov/environment/ejfund."

ALT Photo of two people standing in an urban farm and holding gardening tools, with large buildings in the background. Below the picture is the City of Seattle's logo, along with text reading: "Seattle's 2022 Environmental Justice Fund is now open! Learn more at seattle.gov/environment/ejfund"