Justice Agendas for Confronting Environmental Crisis
Justice Agendas for Confronting Environmental Crisis
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From Maddie Fox
This week we will hear from Dr. Achirri Ismael, whose PhD is from the UM Anthropology Department and who teaches at Grand Valley State University in African and African… -
From Julien Depauw
Raymar Hampshire developed Braid, a community storytelling and research platform designed to source and scale knowledge that is proximate, authentic, and based on the… -
From Maddie Fox
Christine J. Walley is a Professor of Anthropology at MIT. She is the author of Exit Zero: Family and Class in Post-Industrial Chicago (University of Chicago Press,… -
From Dave Brenner
A conversation with Indigenous public scholar, author, activist, lecturer, and surfer, Dina Gilio-Whitaker, as she delineates the need for an Indigenous lens in… -
From Robert McIntyre
Jennie C. Stephens is Director of Northeastern University’s School of Public Policy & Urban Affairs and Dean’s Professor of Sustainability Science &… -
From Robert McIntyre
A conversation with Dr. Brandy Brown, featured at the SEAS Lunchtime Lecture Series: Justice Agendas for Environmental Crisis on Nov. 18, 2021. Dr. Brandy Brown is an… -
From Dave Brenner
Prof shakara tyler hosted a seminar, with the Joy Project -
From Robert McIntyre
Jalonne White-Newsome, Former Senior Program Officer, Kresge Foundation and Founder, EGE2 LLC for community health "Flooded Streets and Failing Infrastructure: How… -
From Maddie Fox
Jeffrey Hou, PhD, is Professor of Landscape Architecture and director of the Urban CommonsLab at the University of Washington, Seattle. His work focuses on public space,… -
From Robert McIntyre
Dr. Esme Murdock San Diego State University Assistant Professor of American Indian Studies and Mellon Fellow in Philosophy at Penn State University, "Keeping… -
From Maddie Fox
Dr. Maria Arquero de Alarcón will introduce Laura Pulido, the Collins Chair and Professor of Indigenous, Race, & Ethnic Studies at the University of Oregon.… -
From Robert McIntyre
Thomas Mitchell of Texas A&M, Macarthur Genius. "Making a Way out of No Way: Law and Policy Solutions for Black Farmers and Landowners" with Oday Salim…