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What you'll learn

Analyze current trends, events, and changes in the field of environmental justice using knowledge of the field’s history

Describe concepts and actions around the four types of justice as they relate to actions, organizations, and technologies

Contextualize environmental justice work in relation to histories of human inequality, adaptation, and resilience

Skills you'll gain

Advocacy

Community Development

Social Justice

Environmental Policy

Health Equity

Environmental Regulations

Environmental Issue

Natural Resource Management

Diversity Equity and Inclusion Initiatives

Environmental Laws

Research

Policy Analysis

There are 6 modules in this course

In this course, you’ll learn about the historical events that have helped shape the environmental justice movements of today, and legislative victories, like the removal of lead from automotive fuels and the establishment of mandates within the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. In addition to previous successes, this course will explore current work emerging in the field of environmental justice, including Indigenous sovereignty, conservation, climate and migration justice, affordable housing, policing, digital equity, disability rights, and more. This is a course within the “Green Skills for a Sustainable and Just Future," a course series dedicated to shaping the next generation of sustainable practices and leadership.

Procedural Justice and Energy Equity as Environmental Justice

Retributive Justice: Carceral Economies, Punitive Modes for Individuals & Corporate Accountability

Restorative Justice and the Healing of Harms

Reparative and Relational Justice

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