CEE Director Karenna Gore NY Times Op-ed for Aug. 29, 2019. Part of a series of opinion articles about the events of 1919. Alice Hamilton, an expert on public health,
CEE’s Senior Fellow on Environmental Justice and Civic Engagement, Catherine Coleman Flowers, was among those interviewed by PBS for The Story of American Poverty. More than 18 million Americans live
CEE’s Karenna Gore sits down with Errol Louis to talk about Climate Change, Faith and Morality on NY1’s “You Decide” podcast. Karenna discusses her efforts through the work of the
Originally published June 8, 2019 by lowkell See below for the amicus brief filed today with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. According to the brief: “Amici curiae are 28 members
Most content originally published by ARTivism Virginia and Virginians for Justice! On May, 17, 2019 Virginians and allies from the region walked with Union Hill to demand environmental justice and
Dr. Mindahi Bastida and Geraldine Ann Patrick Encina of the Center for Earth Ethics Original Caretakers Initiative joined indigenous leaders from around the world in dialogue at the United Nations
New York, United States of America – from Desarrollo Intercultural Chile The Mapuche Nation and Likanantay were present at the opening of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
Originally posted to the LIM Blog by Janise Vargas On Monday, February 4, our Sustainability and the Future of Fashion class at LIM College shared a conversation with Founder and Director of the Center for Earth Ethics
Here’s Everything You Need to Know for the Upcoming Week of Action on Climate (P.S. There’s still time to help flyer at events around the city including joining today’s Caribbean-West Indian Day Parade climate
A movement is happening. The Poor People’s Campaign has launched a united force for change bringing together people of diverse backgrounds who share a common calling to restore reason and dignity