(un)Just Sustainabilities online Exhibit – This online exhibit for Professor Heather Bedi’s Environmental and Social Justice class allows Dickinson College students to reflect on environmental injustices and demographic trends in their neighborhood, town, city, or state. In defining just sustainabilities, Agyeman et al. (2003) argue that social and economic inequalities across place exacerbate environmental injustices. They advocate for human equality to be central in sustainability efforts. Students explore (un) just sustainabilities in their place through a paper and a publicly exhibited zero-waste visual or audio project.

Toxic Release Sites in Philadelphia: Unjust Housing Segregation along the Delaware River

Philadelphia is a city that is home not only to a variety of people, but also a variety of industries…

This dance exhibition explores the developmental movement patterns of children but displays them regressing from age six to newborn to…

Puerto Rico is a U.S. Commonwealth comprised of 143 islands, cays, islets, and atolls. Of the 143 locations, only 3…

Syracuse, the fifth-largest city in the state of New York, is one of the places that experience a high level…

Just sustainability is the insurance of our environment’s compatibility with quality of life and wellbeing for every person. Income and…

The explored (Un)just Sustainability in this project is the disproportionate distribution of Brownfields in the town of Carlisle, PA. Brownfields…

Historically Long Island was one of first suburban places in America. In the decades following World War II the island’s…

This project emphasizes the injustice present in food systems in our society by analyzing food deserts. Food deserts are…

I looked at Baltimore city and its surrounding Baltimore county to see where hazardous waste sites are located. Hazardous waste…

The Purple Line is a light rail metro line currently being constructed in the Washington, DC/Maryland metropolitan area. The goal…