Roundup responses to query about anti-racist environmental teaching

[Eve Bratman]

Dear Colleagues,

 On 12/8/20 I inquired about anti-racist approaches to teaching environmental studies and politics.

As promised, I'm now sharing a summary of the responses. See here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yYgoqyYrojHYxGqDo9gIoqb1Z5wZ71G1oksT2ij24V4/edit?usp=sharing

Warm regards and best wishes to you all for a safer, healthier, better world in 2021.

- Eve

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Eve Bratman, PhD. (she/her or they/them)

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies,

Franklin & Marshall College

Website  --  Governing the Rainforest (Save 30% with ASFLYQ6 code) - - 2019 article:  Abolitionist Climate Justice in Washington, DC 

- 2020 article: Fracking, Security, and Eroding Democratic Values

- 2020 article: Saving the Stingless Bees in the Zona Maya

[Jacqui Ignatova]

Thank you Eve, and to all who contributed to this fantastic list of resources. I look forward to seeing how to integrate some of this content into my courses in the spring.

Happy New Year,

Jacqui

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Dr. Jacqueline Ignatova
Assistant Professor
Goodnight Family Sustainable Development Department
Appalachian State University
305 Bodenheimer Drive
Boone, NC 28608