Graduate Certificate in Intersectional Environmental Sociology
-- ViewingNowThe Graduate Certificate in Intersectional Environmental Sociology is a crucial course that addresses the complex relationship between social inequality and environmental degradation. This program emphasizes the importance of an intersectional approach to environmental issues, which considers how factors such as race, class, and gender can intersect to create unique social and environmental challenges.
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⢠Intersectional Theory: Examination of the intersections of race, class, gender, and other social and environmental factors in shaping environmental issues and experiences.
⢠Environmental Justice: Analysis of the distribution of environmental risks and benefits across different social groups, and the movements for environmental justice.
⢠Sociology of Food and Agriculture: Study of the social, economic, and environmental dimensions of food systems, including the impact of agricultural practices on communities and the environment.
⢠Climate Change and Society: Examination of the social causes and consequences of climate change, including the disproportionate impacts on marginalized communities.
⢠Urban Environmental Sociology: Analysis of the relationship between urbanization, social inequality, and environmental degradation, with a focus on solutions for sustainable cities.
⢠Environmental Racism: Study of the ways in which racial discrimination intersects with environmental issues, leading to disproportionate environmental burdens for communities of color.
⢠Decolonizing Environmentalism: Examination of the historical and ongoing role of colonialism in shaping environmental attitudes and policies, and the need for decolonizing approaches to environmentalism.
⢠Sociology of Environmental Movements: Study of the social, political, and cultural factors that shape environmental movements, and the strategies and tactics used by these movements to promote environmental justice and sustainability.
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