Project: Transforming Community

Courtesy of Martha M. Robles

Oxnard and San Fernando, CA
Created by:

Martha M. Robles

Chicana/o/x Studies Major, Senior, B.A.

California State University, Northridge

ChS 467: Environmental Justice, Dr. Stevie Ruiz

December 2020

Translocal Learning Studio and COVID

Transforming Community

CLIMATES OF INEQUALITY EXHIBITION

Pacoima Beautiful
Water Conservation
National Mojave Desert & Colonialism
Community Engagement & Sustainability
WOMEN ACTIVISTS
Mapping Rural Health and Inequalities: Youth Incentivized Collective Care in Delano
Grandma's Tierra: Here to Take Up Space!!!
CSUN Pop-Up Pantry: Accessibility to fresh food in Panorama City
Impaired Waters in the County of Los Angeles
Reclaiming Recreation: Access to parks and marginalized communities in the San Fernando...
La Cosecha Colectiva as an Abolitionist Movement
Imagining Futures: Collective Self-Determination and Self-Reliance thru Community Gardens
Pacoima Beautiful: Germinating knowledge, food, and love
Central Coast Alliance United For A Sustainable Economy
Breathe Los Angeles
Environmental Injustice in Pacoima
Pacoima Beautiful
Grandma's Kitchen: Reframing Environmental Justice
Conservation and Survival Politics: Abuelita Medicine as a Form of Thrival

Environmental Justice In Chicana/o Communities

Environmental Justice in Chicana/o Communities
Soil of Life: Poison Beneath
Prison and Posies
Hungry
Making a Difference
Resilient Roots: Environmental Justice in Boyle Heights
Change is Calling
Grizzly Stories
The World is Burning