Race, Poverty and the Environment (RP&E;) is Reimagine!’s national journal of social and environmental justice, founded in 1990. Topics that RP&E; has addressed in recent years include: racism and the foreclosure crisis; arts and culture as an economic development strategy; national campaigns led by low-wage workers that combine job-site organizing, government policy initiatives and popular education; and political power and the changing demographic complexion of the United States. The journal’s style and content appeal to diverse readerships that include students and academics, grassroots activists, progressive policymakers, and philanthropists.

Reimagine! is the national journal of environmental and social justice. Since 1990, it has served as an essential tool for building the movements for justice through reporting, analysis and research.