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Debates are raging about the fate of the earth, but what does environmental quality really mean for humanity? Join the New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH) this fall as it takes a closer look at the connections between justice and the environment throughout American history. Three public forums, hosted by NJCH, will place many of today's social and environmental issues into their historical context, with panels of university and community scholars inviting members of the public to consider New Jersey's history as they discuss their contemporary concerns.
Learn more about NJCH's other Justice programming... Tied to NJCH's theme of Justice, this public forum series is only one of the Council's many programs that encourage historical, philosophical, legal, political and cross-cultural reflection upon the concept of justice and its application in community and social institutions. Face to Face: Community Conversations on Environmental Justice (Click to Learn More) Justice: A Dialogue through Film (Click to Learn More) Environmental Justice: A Camden Forum (Click to Learn More)
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