Currently Offered 2021-22 EJ Courses (non-exhaustive)

Highlighted upcoming Fall 2021 offerings!

FALL 2021

• Topics in Writing & Rhetoric: Introduction to Environmental Justice: Race, Class, Gender and Place (EARTHSYS 194, ENVRES 223, PWR 194EP)
• Environmental Justice Colloquium (EARTHSYS 194A, HUMRTS 194A, URBANST 155A)
• Environmental Justice and Human Rights Lab (HUMRTS 196, EARTHSYS 196A)
• ​Shaping the Future of the Bay Area (AMSTUD 118X, CEE 118X, CEE 218X, ESS 118X, ESS 218X, GEOLSCI 118X, GEOLSCI 218X, GEOPHYS 118X, GEOPHYS 218X, POLISCI 218X, PUBLPOL 118X, PUBLPOL 218X)​
• Environmental Justice and Anthropology (ANTHRO 124B, ANTHRO 224B)
• Land Use Law (LAW 2505)
• Environmental Justice Workshop (LAW 2524)

WINTER 2022

• Environmental Justice and Human Rights Lab (HUMRTS 196, EARTHSYS 196A)
• Emergent Thinking: Abolition and Climate Change (COMPLIT 207B)
• Federal Indian Law (CSRE 109A, NATIVEAM 109A)
• Doing Environmental History: Water Justice (HISTORY 200B)
• Federal Indian Law (CSRE 109A, NATIVEAM 109A)
• Diversity and Inclusion in the Geosciences  ​(EARTH 203)
  

SPRING 2022

• Environmental Justice and Human Rights Lab (HUMRTS 196, EARTHSYS 196A)
• Race, Colonialism, and Climate Justice in the Caribbean ​(AFRICAAM 204)
• Land Use: Planning for Equitable and Sustainable Cities (AMSTUD 163, EARTHSYS 168, PUBLPOL 163, URBANST 163)
• "Third World Problems?" Environmental Justice Around the World (ANTHRO 123C, CSRE 123C)
• Chicano/Latino Politics (CHILATST 125S, POLISCI 125S)
• Land Justice: Unearthing Histories & Seeding Liberation (EARTHSYS 96)
• Urban Agroecology (EARTHSYS 181, EARTHSYS 281, ESS 181, ESS 281, URBANST 181)
• Topics in International Justice, Rights, and the Environment (ENVRES 215A, HUMRTS 118)
• Learn the (geo)science behind the environmental (in)justice concepts (GEOLSCI 20)
• American Empire in the Pacific (INTNLREL 175)
• Environmental Justice (LAW 2515)
• Environment and Society (STS 190)
  

SUMMER 2022

• Landscapes of Inequality: The Southwestern United (ANTHRO 104B, ARCHLGY 104B)
• Creative City: Culture and Resistance in Global Bangalore (OSPGEN 27)
  

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Previously Offered 2020-21 EJ Courses (non-exhaustive)

FALL 2020

• Introduction to Environmental Justice (PWR 194EP/EARTHSYS 194/ENVRES 223)
• Environmental Justice Colloquium (EARTHSYS 194A/HUMRTS 194A/URBANST 155A)
• Race in Science (AFRICAAM 51A/CEE 151A/COMM 51A/CSRE 51A/HUMBIO 71A/STS 51A)
• Environmental Justice and Human Rights Lab (EARTHSYS 196A/HUMRTS 196)
• Shaping the Future of the Bay Area (ESS 218X)

WINTER 2021

• Reading and Writing Contemporary Environmental Poetry (ENGLISH 150C)
• Environmental Justice and Human Rights Lab (EARTHSYS 196A/HUMRTS 196)
• Solidarity and Racial Justice (AFRICAAM 157P/AMSTUD 157P)
• Diversity and Inclusion in the Geosciences (EARTH 203)

SUMMER 2021

• ​Landscapes of Inequality: The Southwestern United (ANTHRO 104B/ARCHLGY 104B)
• Doing Environmental History: Water Justice (HISTORY 200B)
  

 SPRING 2021

• Race, Colonialism, and Climate Justice in the Caribbean (AFRICAAM 204)
• Introduction to Chicanx/Latinx Studies (CHILATST 180E)
• Land Justice: Unearthing Histories and Seeding Liberations (EARTHSYS 96)
• "Third World Problems?" Environmental Anthropology and the Intersectionality of Justice (ANTHRO 123C/SCRE 123C)
• Social Movements and Collective Action (SOC 118/218)
• Environment and Society (STS 190)
• Solidarity and Racial Justice (AFRICAAM 157P/AMSTUD 157P)
• Discourse of the Colonized: Native American and Indigenous Voices (CSRE 121)
• The United States in the Twentieth Century (AFRICAAM 150C)
• Racial Justice in the Nuclear Age (HISTORY 203F/STS 200T)
• Chicano/Latino Politics (POLISCI 125S)
• ​Environmental Justice and Human Rights Lab (EARTHSYS 196A/HUMRTS 196)
• Social and Environmental Determinants of Health (PEDS 150/250)
• Radical Acts of Art in Public: Rhetoric and Artivism (PWR 1SC)
• Learn the (geo)Science behind the Environmental (in)Justice Concepts (GEOLSCI 20)
• Topics in International Justice, Rights and the Environment (ENVRES 215A/HUMRTS 118)
• Shades of Green: Exploring and Expanding Environmental Justice in Practice (EARTHSYS 125, EARTHSYS 225, URBANST 125)
• The Ethical Challenges of the Climate Catastrophe (HISTORY 79C/HISTORY 179C)
  

Recently Offered Environmental and Racial Justice Courses

Alternative Spring Breaks