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Trenton Grant School Contamination

by Dunns-ElliottGeneva | Oct 29, 2026 | Air pollution, Public Health, Race, Toxics

Trenton Grant School Contamination by Geneva Dunns-EliottSite Description:Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris...

Ballyhoo: Black Realtors, the NAACP, and Environmental Inequality in New Jersey’s Capitol City, 1950-1960

by SammyJohn | Oct 27, 2026 | Business, Housing, Race

Ballyhoo: Black Realtors, the NAACP, and Environmental Inequality in New Jersey’s Capitol City, 1950-1960 By Samuel JohnSite Description:Coalport was a small neighborhood in Trenton, New Jersey. By the 1950s the neighborhood found itself home to a number of...

Health and Wellness Programming of the Salsa Soul Sisters

by OliviaNewsome | Oct 20, 2026 | Public Health, Race, Recreation

An Exploration of the Salsa Soul Sisters' Health and Wellness Programming by Olivia NewsomeSite Description: This paper will explore how the Salsa Soul Sisters (“Salsa”) combatted environmental racism in New York City through their programmatic endeavors from...

Data Centers of Austin, Texas and their disproportionate effects on low income communities

by IsabellaCriswell | Oct 20, 2026 | Energy, Public Health, Race

Deep in the Heart of Data Centers by Isabella CriswellSite Description:The purpose of this paper is to research the effects the new found construction and development of data centers has had on the community of Austin, Texas. Specifically, the health of the citizens...

From Resistance to Gentrification: Community Gardens and their Role in Producing Gentrification

by AlvaroMartins-Lambe | Oct 20, 2026 | Agriculture, Food, Housing, Immigration, Public Health, Race, Recreation

From Resistance to Gentrification: Community Gardens and their Role in Producing Gentrification by Alvaro Martins-LambeSite Description:In the 1970s, Manhattans Lower East Side was a hotbed for politics. Artists, activist and developers were fighting to stake their...

When the Cure is Worse than the Disease: Paterson, A City in the Crosshairs of the 1980s Drug Crisis

by AnthonyRivera | Oct 20, 2026 | Public Health, Race, Uncategorized

When the Cure is Worse than the Disease: Paterson, A City in the Crosshairs of the 1980s Drug Crisis “La Cura Resulta Más Mala Que La Enfermedad”: Paterson, A City in the Crosshairs of the 1980s Drug Crisis by Anthony RiveraSite Description:The mid-sized city has been...

Salem’s Lot(s): Land Inequality and the Moravian Church in Antebellum Salem, North Carolina

by BenCain | Oct 20, 2026 | Agriculture, Consumption, Race, Soil

Salem's Lot(s): Land Inequality and the Moravian Church in Antebellum Salem, North Carolina by Ben CaineSite Description:Tracing its roots back to the 15th century Bohemian Hussite Church, (the oldest Protestant Church) the Moravian Church was represented in the...

How Astoria,NY a Small Town Powering the Big City of NYC became known as the “Asthma Alley” (1974-2010)

by HerculesAshlee | Oct 13, 2026 | Air pollution, Immigration, Public Health, Race

How Astoria,NY a Small Town Powering the Big City of NYC became known as the "Asthma Alley" (1974-2010) by Ashlee Hercules GuevaraSite Description:The town of Astoria in Queens, NY has been known as a multicultural town for many decades from Irish and Germans...

Mapping the West Orange NJ Divide: The Disproportionate Risk of Flooding in Low-Income Communities (1999 – Present)

by AmayaJordan | Sep 29, 2026 | Housing, Immigration, Public Health, Race

Mapping The West Orange Divide: The Disproportionate Impact of Flooding on Low-Income Communities (1999-Present) by Jordan AmayaSite Description:In West Orange, New Jersey there is a great disparity of class seen between the Hillside and The Valley neighborhoods....

Is Your Baby Drinking Metal?: The Effect of Lead being in the Water System of Newark, NJ on Maternal and Fetal Health from 2017-2021.

by KraftAvelinn | Sep 22, 2026 | Housing, Public Health, Race, Water Pollution

Is Your Baby Drinking Metal?: The Effect of Lead being in the Water System of Newark, NJ on Maternal and Fetal Health from 2017-2021. by Avelinn KraftSite Description:The Newark water system from 2017-2021 dealt with a major problem involving lead exposure and...

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