Environmental justice (EJ) advocacy relies heavily on environmental science, but environmental data is often inaccessible or illegible to community residents and activists engaged in EJ work. Anthropologists have documented the role of such epistemic injustice in the perpetuation of...Read more
Types of data divergence; read more about data divergence; teach it using these cases.Read more
Poverty lines are measures of poverty determined by governments or organizations denoting that anyone who makes under that amount is in poverty. Poverty is defined differently in different areas...Read more
This visualization from the US Census Bureau helps explains how the concept of "median income" is used in governance and provides resources for teaching it in various contexts.
FOR ECOGOVLAB/CCEJP CURRICULUM: This essay supports 11th Grade Lesson 2 (Hazards).Read more