Rethinking policing and parks

To fully engage with the question of a world without police, we need to address the social ways we police and patrol our neighbors and greenspaces.

Black lives matter in Africa’s National Parks too

At its core, militarized conservation is a dehumanizing way to look at poachers. Conservation rooted in care, for both people and wildlife, will be more successful than conservation predicated on violence.

Laura Diaz, MPH

Laura is a Ph.D. student in Environmental Health Sciences at UC Berkeley where she studies how biomarkers of mitochondrial dysfunction can shed light on the underpinnings between exposure to social and environmental stressors on atopic disease among children in frontline environmental justice communities.

How to free ourselves from the scholar-activist dilemma

As a Black researcher from an environmental justice community, I strive to be a “scholar-activist”. But when the legacies of racism, classism and sexism are so visible in higher education, I can’t help but question if this is a realistic goal.

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