As a public health researcher and a woman of color, I am acutely aware that in the United States some people live in communities which are afforded more science-based protections.

Your degrees provide you with privilege. How will you use it?

Quality scientific information coupled with an understanding of economic and social issues involved in the relationship between Indigenous populations of Louisiana and the oilfield can aid our communities in making informed decisions.

On October 30th, the United for Climate and Environmental Justice Task Force and House Natural Resources Chairman Raúl Grijalva will host a briefing that will lift the voices of underserved communities long affected by the sidelining of science.

We have a big national PFAS contamination problem. While we’re all exposed to some degree, who’s most at risk of being harmed?