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Environmental health and justice leaders

Agents of Change: 2020-2021 Cohort

EHN is teaming up with Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health to bring you the voices of next generation environmental justice leaders


2020-2021 cohort

How financial institutions engineered climate injustice and the clean energy colorline

Climate storytelling: Creativity and imagination in the face of bleak realities

10 environmental research bloopers

Environmental injustice and disability: Where is the research?

Putting people at the center of medicine, research, and policy

My island does not want to be resilient. We want a reclamation.

Helicopter science doesn’t work—environmental justice comes from empowered communities

Is it up to consumers, businesses, or politicians to tackle toxics? All of the above.

Black communities must lead the charge to repair harm from freeways

“Allow suffering to speak:” Treating the oppressive roots of illness

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A disability should not be a death sentence during a natural disaster

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Want more clean energy? Focus on people, not technology

Keep your Whole Foods gift card. We want systemic change.

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Youth activism alone cannot save us: A case for intergenerational environmental coalitions

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Striving for dignity in homelessness research and outreach

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New fellows seek to reimagine science communication

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2019-2020 cohort

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