The Environmental Justice Clinic focuses on interdisciplinary practice at the intersection of civil rights and the environment.

Student clinicians work in partnership with communities of color and low-income communities on projects to address racial discrimination and improve environmental quality.

Students work on projects to address inequality and discrimination in environmental decision-making as well as procedural inequities experienced by communities as they try to assert their own vision for the future of their neighborhoods, towns, and cities.

The Environmental Justice Clinic focuses on interdisciplinary practice at the intersection of civil rights and the environment.

Student clinicians work in partnership with communities of color and low-income communities on projects to address racial discrimination and improve environmental quality.

Students work on projects to address inequality and discrimination in environmental decision-making as well as procedural inequities experienced by communities as they try to assert their own vision for the future of their neighborhoods, towns, and cities.

The Environmental Justice Clinic focuses on interdisciplinary practice at the intersection of civil rights and the environment.

Student clinicians work in partnership with communities of color and low-income communities on projects to address racial discrimination and improve environmental quality.

Students work on projects to address inequality and discrimination in environmental decision-making as well as procedural inequities experienced by communities as they try to assert their own vision for the future of their neighborhoods, towns, and cities.

The Environmental Justice Clinic focuses on interdisciplinary practice at the intersection of civil rights and the environment.

Student clinicians work in partnership with communities of color and low-income communities on projects to address racial discrimination and improve environmental quality.

Students work on projects to address inequality and discrimination in environmental decision-making as well as procedural inequities experienced by communities as they try to assert their own vision for the future of their neighborhoods, towns, and cities.