IDCE 30334 - Climate and Social Justice

Open access journal through Duke University Press. Full text available 2012-present

"During the global pandemic and online teaching, we co-taught the keystone course for the new environmental humanities minor at the University of Pennsylvania. Beyond introducing students to transdisciplinary modes of communication and environmental humanities analytical frameworks, we focused the course around building a public engaged collaboration with community organizations and civil society initiatives in Colombia."

"It is accepted that wicked problems require the collective attention of many research disciplines at the same time. This consensus is for good reason; these are challenges comprised of interlocking research problems and conflicting perspectives, the kind of challenges facing the collective health of the planet, such as climate change, food justice, and water security."