Community-Engaged Environmental Justice Research at University of Massachusetts Lowell
关键词: Public administration 、 Immigration 、 State (polity) 、 Justice (ethics) 、 Environmental justice 、 University faculty 、 Settlement (litigation) 、 Law 、 Work environment 、 Southeast asian 、 Sociology
摘要: Several US universities have initiated community-engaged environmental justice research in the community and workplace.1 I focus here on projects implemented by University of Massachusetts Lowell (UML) since mid-1990s. The pioneer settlement fund Work Environment Justice Fund (WEJF) built efforts to address immigrant communities' exposures hazardous chemicals Massachusetts. After WEJF university faculty staff engaged community-based partnerships with Southeast Asian, Brazilian, Hispanic communities Merrimack Valley Boston Metro area.2 Brief descriptions a few these will illustrate university's commitment improving work environment conditions populations state.
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