In the heart of Chicago's Altgeld Gardens, Hazel M. Johnson transformed personal tragedy into a powerful movement. As a pioneering force of environmental justice, her efforts led to national recognition and influential change for underserved communities. In 1979, Johnson founded the People for Community Recovery, which is still working today to make a difference for Chicago's Southsider residents by advocating for The Hazel Johnson Ordinance. Visit pcrchi to learn more about the measure working to honor her legacy and swipe to learn about Johnsons’s impact. Let’s keep pushing for a cleaner, more equitable future this #EarthMonth and beyond. 🌍💚 📸 Source: People for Community Recovery