People's Climate March, New York City, 2014, photo credit: David Ciplet
People's Climate March, New York City, 2014, photo credit: David Ciplet
Waste incinerator protest, Detroit, 2007, photo credit: David Ciplet
Waste incinerator protest, Detroit, 2007, photo credit: David Ciplet
Jaiprakash Choudhay, UN Climate talks, Copenhagen, 2009 photo credit: David Ciplet
Powerplant, Copenhagen, 2009, photo credit: David Ciplet
Climate march, Copenhagen, 2009, photo credit: David Ciplet
Healthy Corner Store Initiative, Enviromental Justice League of Rhode Island, Providence, 2012, photo credit: David Ciplet
Healthy Corner Store Initiative, Enviromental Justice League of Rhode Island, Providence, 2011, photo credit: David Ciplet
Waste picker protest, United Nations climate negotiations, Cancun, 2010, photo credit: David Ciplet
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Environmental justice refers to the right to a safe and healthy environment for everyone, regardless of race, class, gender, ability or other considerations, as well as a place at decision-making tables. From this perspective, the environment is not separate from society, but includes spaces where people live, work, play, learn, and/or pray. The CU-Boulder graduate certificate in Environmental Justice provides training in the interdisciplinary and dynamic field of environmental justice studies, as well as opportunities for engaged interactions with the challenges and solutions environmental justice communities face today. We encourage scholars and practitioners to join us.
