Marginalized communities are disproportionately affected by environmental problems, yet they are frequently excluded from decisions that shape the world around them.
Gund researchers are searching for environmental solutions to address inequities and injustices based on socio-demographic factors including race, gender, and income.
These efforts intersect closely with our other signature research themes – climate solutions, sustainable agriculture, health and well-being, and resilient communities.
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- Water crisis, environmental racism and education (Perdrial, Walls)
- Global refugee camps and environmental health (Bose)
- Energy justice and environmental justice (Panikkar)
- Environmental impacts on race (Ricketts)
- Science curriculum for K-12 BIPOC students (Walls)