Climas de Desigualdad

Este proyecto resulta de una colaboración entre más de 500 estudiantes, educadores y activistas en justicia ambiental en más de 20 ciudades.

La crisis climática no es nada nuevo para aquellas personas que se ven más gravemente afectadas: comunidades indígenas, gente de color y personas de bajos ingresos. Es una continuación de los desproporcionados daños ambientales que estos grupos han resistido durante generaciones.

Ayudemos a compartir las historias que relatan las comunidades de primera línea acerca de su lucha contra el racismo ambiental. Al crear una conciencia global sobre dicho pasado, podremos trazar soluciones equitativas y justas que recuerdan, y rectifican, los daños cometidos.

Socios

Socios de Charlotte, North Carolina
Universidad de Carolina del Norte en Charlotte Charlotte Teachers Institute Levine Museum of the New South
Socios de The Bahamas
University of The Bahamas
Socios de Mexico City, Mexico
Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana-Cuajimalpa CIUDADania19s
Socios de Newark, NJ (Alternative Futures)
The New School Ironbound Community Corporation (ICC)
Socios de Magdalena River, Colombia
Universidad de los Andes and Universidad del Rosario Acopesca, Asopein, Asopesarhon, Asapevema, Asopestol, Fuentemar, Famipez, Fepescarmar, and other riverside communities
Socios de Durham, NC
Duke University Duke Campus Farm Duke Human Rights Center at the Franklin Humanities Institute Pauli Murray Project and the Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice
Socios de Greensboro and Princeville, NC
University of North Carolina Greensboro FaithAction International House The Town of Princeville Bennett College Princeville Community Center
Socios de Twin Cities, Minnesota
University of Minnesota Center for Earth, Energy and Democracy (CEED) Bell Museum
Socios de Indianapolis, IN
Indiana University IUPUI Kheprw Institute Indianapolis Public Library-Central Library
Socios de Mayagüez, PR
University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Fundación Surfrider Rincón Fundación de Culebra Sandra Farms Universidad de Puerto Rico de Mayagüez, Biblioteca General
Socios de Chicago, IL
University of Illinois at Chicago Alianza Americas Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO) Chicago Justice Gallery
Socios de Ringwood, NJ
Rutgers University–New Brunswick Department of Landscape Architecture The Turtle Clan of the Ramapough Lunaape Nation Newark Public Library
Socios de Philadelphia, PA
University of Pennsylvania Eastwick Friends and Neighbors Coalition John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
Socios de Oxnard and San Fernando, CA
California State University, Northridge and University of California, Santa Barbara Padres Pioneros/Parent Pioneers Japanese American National Museum & Riverside Art Museum
Socios de New Orleans, LA
University of New Orleans The Louisiana Bucket Brigade Hidden History New Orleans People's Assembly 5 Press Gallery, NOCCA Institute
Socios de Albany, NY
Skidmore College Sheridan Hollow Alliance for Renewable Energy (SHARE) Stage 1 Gallery
Socios de Miami, FL
Florida International University Catalyst Miami WeCount! Green Library, Florida International University
Socios de Newark, NJ (Building Resistance)
Rutgers University-Newark Ironbound Community Corporation (ICC) Hahne & Co Building Atrium
Socios de Providence, RI (Pageacoag)
Brown University Tomaquag Museum URI Feinstein Providence Campus Gallery
Socios de New Brunswick, NJ
Rutgers University-New Brunswick Department of History New Labor Zimmerli Art Museum
Socios de Milwaukee, WI
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Peace Garden Project MKE Nurturing Diversity Partners Southeast Asian Educational Development Inc. Milwaukee County Historical Society
Socios de Springfield, MA
University of Massachusetts, Amherst Neighbor to Neighbor Arise for Social Justice Springfield Climate Justice Coalition
Socios de Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, CA
University of California, Riverside East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice Warehouse Worker Resource Center (WWRC) People's Collective for Environmental Justice (PC4EJ) Japanese American National Museum & Riverside Art Museum

¿Qué pasa con este mapa?

En este mapa el tamaño de cada país refleja su nivel relativo de emisiones de CO₂ por consumo energético entre 1850 y 2011. Las emisiones históricas (o “acumuladas”) siguen siendo pertinentes ya que el CO₂ puede permanecer en el aire durante siglos. Europa y los EE.UU. dominan por haber liberado la mitad de todo el CO₂ jamás emitido.

CarbonMap.org by Kiln.digital

En las noticias

UWM Report  — 15 Abril, 2024
International traveling exhibit on environmental justice features stories gathered by UWM students
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee College of Letters & Science  — 02 Abril, 2024
“Climates of Inequality” display showcases history professor’s “Unfinished Project” in Milwaukee
News at Indiana University  — 14 Enero, 2024
Bantz Community Fellowship project explores environmental injustice in Indianapolis
UIC Today  — 07 Noviembre, 2023
Climates of Inequality exhibition opens at Chicago Justice Gallery
University of California Riverside  — 01 Noviembre, 2023
"We make bridges between people" “Climates of Inequality” traveling exhibition highlights environmental justice
Newark NJ Patch  — 22 Octubre, 2023
Environmental Justice Activists Will Gather At Rutgers-Newark
LA-ist  — 20 Octubre, 2023
From Citrus Groves To Warehouses: A Pop Up Art Exhibit Traces The Damaging Impacts Of The Inland Empire's Industrial History
Rutgers Newark  — 19 Octubre, 2023
From Across the Nation, Communities Fighting Environmental Injustice Will Gather at Rutgers-Newark
The Rafu Shimpo  — 11 Octubre, 2023
‘Manzanar, Diverted’ Screening at UC Riverside
Rutgers Newark  — 02 Octubre, 2023
Climate Justice Exhibitions Appear at Two Los Angeles-Area Museums
The Cosair  — 28 Septiembre, 2023
Emmy-Winning Documentary gets Exclusive Q&A at SMC
The Raincross Gazette  — 26 Septiembre, 2023
Riverside Art Museum to host "Climates of Inequality" exhibition
The Rafu Shimpo  — 25 Septiembre, 2023
SoCal Museums to Host ‘Climates of Inequality’
The Conversation  — 14 Septiembre, 2023
The importance of shining a light on hidden toxic histories
Prism  — 16 Junio, 2023
The art world must grapple with climate change
WFAE 90.7  — 09 Junio, 2023
New Charlotte exhibit highlights climate equality in a changing world
WFAE 90.7  — 09 Junio, 2023
Charlotte Talks With Mike Collins
Greensboro News & Record  — 30 Marzo, 2023
Bennett College Hosts “Climates of Inequality,” a traveling interactive educational exhibit
Bennett College  — 29 Marzo, 2023
“Climates of Inequality” Opens at Bennett College’s Steele Hall Art Gallery
WWL-TV  — 09 Enero, 2022
NOCCA exhibit showcases environmental injustices: Cancer Alley & Gordon Plaza
Sahan Journal  — 17 Mayo, 2021
A decade on, painful scars and hard-earned resilience mark a tornado’s path through north Minneapolis
Minnesota Daily  — 14 Marzo, 2021
Bell Museum opens new environmental justice exhibit
UPRM.edu  — 27 Noviembre, 2020
UPRM students make their mark on the HAL Translocal Learning Studio
McGill Blogs  — 07 Octubre, 2020
Ceding Control of the Syllabus: Notes on How I Struggle with Teaching, by Arijit Sen
UIC Today  — 29 Agosto, 2020
Latino Cultural Center Awarded Mellon Grant
CSUN Today  — 27 Agosto, 2020
Grant Supports Effort to Foster New Generation of Climate Change Leaders
The Saratogian  — 25 Agosto, 2020
Skidmore College nets $2M in grants to boost curriculum
Shepherd Express  — 06 Agosto, 2020
Innovative Project Focuses on Two Milwaukee Neighborhoods
Rutgers University-Newark News  — 29 Junio, 2020
Mellon Foundation Awards $500K to HAL to Use Public Humanities and Engagement to Confront COVID
Faculty Newsletter by the Office of Academic Affairs  — 11 Marzo, 2020
Faculty and Student Collaboration: “Climates of Inequality” on Display at the Central Library of Indianapolis
Hudson Mohawk Radio Network  — 04 Marzo, 2020
Interview with Professor A.J. Schneller
Times Union  — 02 Marzo, 2020
Albany Barn exhibit showcases Sheridan Hollow climate injustice
NewJerseyNewsNetwork.com  — 12 Noviembre, 2019
Newark Exhibit Informing Community On Environmental Injustice
northjersey.com  — 07 Noviembre, 2019
Phil Murphy preaches environmental justice, but some of his actions tell a different story
WBGO  — 04 Noviembre, 2019
New Exhibition in Newark 'Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice'
NJTV  — 01 Noviembre, 2019
Environmental Advocates Come Together in Newark for Multimedia Exhibit
Fios1 News  — 16 Octubre, 2019
New Exhibit on Climate Inequality in Newark
Newance Magazine  — 15 Octubre, 2019
Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice
RU-N the Know  — 02 Octubre, 2019
The Fight for Environmental Justice
Primera Hora  — 15 Septiembre, 2019
Universitarios contarán las experiencias de su gente
The Skidmore News  — 03 Abril, 2019
Students Join Fight for Climate Justice in Albany
The Depaulia  —  ,
Chicago art exhibit spotlights global environmental injustices
UC Riverside News  —  ,
Exhibition on environmental justice is a rally for change

Equipo

Humanities Action Lab Hub Staff

Liz Sevcenko
Founder and Director
Regina Campbell
Administrative Assistant, 2021 - Present
Wilmarie Medina-Cortes
Exhibitions and Program Manager, 2022
Aleia Brown, Ph.D.
Program Manager, 2017-19
Kristyn Scorsone
Graduate Research Assistant, 2019-2020
Nabeehah Sivanesan
Administrative Manager, 2019-2020
Margie Weinstein, Ph.D.
Associate Director
Raquel Escobar
Public Engagement Manager, 2020-2022
Rafael Osorio
Graduate Research Assistant, 2020
Richard Anderson
Public Programming and Exhibitions Manager, 2020-2022
Sydney Johnson
Graduate Research Assistant, 2020

Consejeros

Ana Baptista
Assistant Professor of Professional Practice & Chair of Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management Program
The New School
Tamara Butler
Assistant Professor of Critical Literacies, Department of English and African American & African Studies
Michigan State University
Michelle Garvey
Teaching Specialist in Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies and Sustainability Studies
University of Minnesota
Maria Lopez-Nuñez
Director of Environmental Justice and Community Development
Ironbound Community Corporation
Neil Maher
Assistant Professor, Federated Department of History
New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University-Newark
Julie K. Maldonado
Director of Research
Livelihoods Knowledge Exchange Network (LiKEN)
Chief Vincent Mann
Turtle Clan of the Ramapough Lenape Nation
Melissa Miles
Environmental Justice Manager
Ironbound Community Corporation
Esme Murdock
Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy
San Diego State University
Suzanne Pierre
UC President's Postdoctoral Fellow
University of California, Berkeley
Rajiv Sicora
Senior Manager of Research and US Programming
The Leap

Financiadores

Climas de desigualdad es posible gracias al generoso apoyo de la Escuela de Artes y Ciencias de la Universidad de Rutgers-Newark; los socios universitarios del Humanities Action Lab y sus financiadores locales; y Express Newark.