Silent Spring Institute is seeking a versatile research study coordinator to contribute to innovative environmental health studies in a community-engaged context. This new hire, working…
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Rachel Domond is a third year Sociology undergraduate student and former ROUTES co-op with Dr. Sharon Harlan. The Research Opportunities for Undergraduates: Training in Environmental Health Sciences (ROUTES)…
View More SSEHRI Member Spotlight – Rachel DomondCongratulations to Lauren Richter, whose 2017 paper “Constructing insignificance: critical race perspectives on institutional failure in environmental justice communities,” published in Environmental Sociology has won the Association for…
View More Lauren Richter Wins AwardFrom Toxic News: “Over the two-day Toxic Expertise annual workshop it was fascinating to hear about such a broad range of approaches and engagements with…
View More ‘Citizen Science, Pollution and Environmental Justice’: the 2017 Toxic Expertise annual workshopToxic Expertise This international project includes SSEHRI director Phil Brown on its Advisory Board. We hope visitors to our website will explore the Toxic Expertise…
View More Toxic ExpertiseThis event brought together scholars, advocacy leaders, government agency representatives and community-based organizations working to understand the environment’s role in reproductive health, and advocating for…
View More December 11, 2015 – Reproductive Health and the Environment SymposiumDay 2 – May 22, 2015 Workgroups on Implementation Developing and Evaluating Training Materials for Teaching Social Science-Environmental Health Collaboration: The “Curriculum Project” …
View More May 22, 2015 – Social Science – Environmental Health Collaborations ConferenceThe Social Science Environmental Health Research Institute, Silent Spring Institute, and the Puerto Rico Test Site for Exploring Contamination Threats (PROTECT – Superfund Research Program)…
View More May 21, 2015 – Social Science – Environmental Health Collaborations ConferenceFrom WCAI: “Massachusetts is a blue state with a reputation for green policies. But communities of color aren’t seeing the benefits.” Read more
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