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Deep Dive
“What is environmental injustice?” Assessing negative impacts of climate change affecting low income and colored communities.
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Learning about past, present and future
We look into the history of environmental injustice and what progress our society has made to combat this issue.
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Systems mapping
We trace the problem to its source via visual depiction of relationships to understand where this problem stems.
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Word clouds
We ask students to collect words a collection of the most prominent words to describe the problem.
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Real life case studies
We look into people’s stories. This part of the workshop is the most meaningful as it shows a more humane and personal side of the problem.
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Hearing from experts
Hearing about problems and plans form frontline organizations, government officials and educators.
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Role and Action
Understanding our role and taking action. We share information about organizations (like ours!) to get involved and take action.
Sample Customized Workshop
A deep dive into the question:
“What is environmental injustice?” We look at how negative impacts of climate change affect people from low and colored communities.
Learning about past, present and future:
We look into the history of environmental injustice and what progress our society has made to combat this issue.
Systems mapping activity:
We trace the problem to its source via visual depiction of relationships to understand where this problem stems.
Word clouds:
We ask students to collect words a collection of the most prominent words to describe the problem.
Role and Action:
Understanding our role and what we can do to help: we share organizations (like ours!) to get involved and take action.
Real life case studies:
We look into people’s stories. This part of the workshop is the most meaningful as it shows a more humane and personal side of the problem.
Hearing from experts:
We hear about the problems and plans form frontline community leaders such as government officials and educators.