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COI is a traveling exhibition created by a coalition of students, educators, & community leaders in 22 cities globally.

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Join us for the NYC Climate Week Panel called Extreme Heat in New York City: Mixed Media Data and Storytelling on September 23 from 12:30- 3:30PM. Explore community-led environmental justice work and connect with local organizers.

Registration is free. 🔗 Sign up via the link in our bio.

#EnvironmentalJustice #nycclimateweek by @climatesofinequality

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🌍 It's here. Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice opens today at the Leubsdorf Gallery and Silberman School of Social Work, Hunter College!

Co-created by students and 23 frontline communities across the Americas, this exhibition traces the roots of environmental injustice — and the generations of strategies communities have built to resist, adapt, and heal.

📍 Leubsdorf Gallery, Hunter West Building, 132 E 68th St, NYC 🗓️ Now open through February 2027 🎟️ Free admission, by appointment. A portion of the exhibit is also open at Silberman School of Social Work, 2180 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10035.

Come see how communities from New Jersey to Puerto Rico to Mexico City are reimagining a more just climate future.

#ClimatesOfInequality #EnvironmentalJustice #HumanitiesActionLab taken in Hunter College by @climatesofinequality

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👀 Something's opening at Hunter College... Climates of Inequality: Stories of Environmental Justice arrives August 31!

Co-created by students and 23 frontline communities across the Americas, this exhibition traces the roots of environmental injustice — and the strategies communities have built to resist, adapt, and heal. Mark your calendar. 🗓️

📍 Leubsdorf Gallery, Hunter West Building, 132 E 68th St, NYC 🗓️ Opening August 31 · Free, Docent led tours by appointment

#ClimatesOfInequality #EnvironmentalJustice #ComingSoon taken in New York City by @climatesofinequality

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In recognition of our partners' incredible work on projects including States of Incarceration, Climates of Inequality, Rikers Public Memory Project, Guantanamo Public Memory Project, and The Renewal Project, the Humanities Action Lab has been awarded the 2026 Robert Kelley Memorial Award from the National Council on Public History.

The award recognizes "distinguished achievements by individuals, institutions, or nonprofit or corporate entities for making history relevant to individual lives of ordinary people outside of academia."

Our Partners are HAL, and we are so proud of them for this incredible achievement and recognition of their work!

Here is a link to the full announcement: ncph.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/2026-NCPH-Awards-Listing.docx.pdf by @climatesofinequality

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South Louisiana’s River Road has long been a frontline of environmental injustice—where Black communities organized, resisted, and reimagined their futures. Our Climates of Inequality panels trace this history through community voices, student research, and the ongoing fight for environmental justice. Explore the full digital story here: tinyurl.com/COI-NOLA

And if you’re part of a museum, library, gallery, cultural center, or campus looking to deepen community engagement in 2026… our Climates of Inequality Traveling Exhibition is now open for hosting!

Why host?
✨ Multimedia installations
✨ Co-created with students & community partners
✨ Connect local stories to national movements
✨ Spark dialogue & inspire action

Use your space as a hub for social justice storytelling and climate justice conversations.

Learn more about bringing the exhibition to your community:
www.humanitiesactionlab.org/get-involved/cultural-spaces/ by @climatesofinequality

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Join our partners at UNC Charlotte, @ClimateCLT, and @harvestinghumanity for a Digital History Showcase on Monday evening, 12/1, at the Sugar Creek library branch in Charlotte and on Zoom!

What is digital history? How can it amplify stories of environmental justice in our communities? Join UNC Charlotte HIST 6330 graduate students as they present digital projects created in collaboration with Harvesting Humanity, the Humanities Action Lab, Atkins Library Special Collections, and the Climate CLT project.

Themes: Food Sovereignty, Healthy Homes, Cigarette Litter, and the Climate Justice CLT Oral History Project

Monday 12/1 - 6:15-7:30 pm
Sugar Creek Library Branch
4045 N. Tryon St.
Light Food & Refreshments served!

And on Zoom
Registration Link: bit.ly/ClimateDHshowcase by @climatesofinequality

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Join @HumanitieActionLab for the next Co-Creation Cafe with faculty and students at @huntercollege working on climate and environmental justice.

Hear from our partner teams of faculty and environmental justice organizers from other parts of the country about how they co-created stories of their communities. Explore oral histories, 360 videos, and other media Climates of Inequality from about environmental justice from Miami, FL to Merced, CA to Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
Come share what you are working on, or ideas you have for future collaborations!

RSVP at this link: https://cunyhunter.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ai4L3OxW56BRel by @climatesofinequality

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@humanitiesactionlab is hiring an Administrative Coordinator!

Join the coordinating team behind Climates of Inequality at @huntercollege that connects communities and universities to spark dialogue and action on urgent social issues. In this role, you’ll help shape projects like Climates of Inequality, support partnerships, and keep our work moving forward.

If you’re energized by bringing people and ideas together, we’d love to have you with us!

Link: https://cuny.jobs/.../47293042420C4CECAAA23C3435A47CC4/job by @climatesofinequality

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A special thanks to Newark Partners at the @cleanwater4newark for hosting Climates of Inequality this summer! We are so grateful to bring this exhibit back to Newark for the 3rd time since its launch in 2018.

If your institution is interested in hosting the exhibit, check out:

https://www.humanitiesactionlab.org/get-involved/cultural-spaces/

#climatesofinequality #environmentaljustice by @climatesofinequality

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Join our partners from California State University Northridge for a FREE public program on May 24 ‘After the Fires: A Retreat On Environment and Regeneration’ that will foster conversation on the local wildfires. Featuring art, music, vendors, workshops, poetry and interactive sessions. RSVP below!

Learn more about the local story created by CSUN and Parent Pioneers called Reimagining Immigrants and Environmental Justice at ClimatesofInequality.org by selecting Local Stories and then Oxnard and the San Fernando Valley, CA.

🔗 Check out our website to read more about local activism and national issues.
🔔 Follow us for updates on local events and information about our service projects.

#EnvironmentalJustice #WildfireRelief #CaliforniaStateUniversity #CSUNorthridge #ClimatesofInequality #HumanitiesActionLab by @climatesofinequality

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Happy Earth Day! 🌎 Join us and our partners like The New School (@thenewschool), NC Environmental Justice Network (@ncej.network), and CSU San Marcos (@asi.csusm) in celebrating and taking action for our planet! 🌱

🔗 Check out our website to read more about local activism and national issues.
🔔 Follow us for updates on local events and information about our service projects.

#EarthDay #EnvironmentalJustice #Sustainability #TheNewSchool #NorthCarolinaEnvironmentalJusticeNetwork #CaliforniaStateUniversity #ClimatesofInequality #HumanitiesActionLab by @climatesofinequality

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Join us for ‘What Now?!: Research, Learning, & Doing During Climate Catastrophe & Hyper-Racial Capitalism,’ a powerful speaker series hosted by the Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences - Newark (@rutgerssasn), exploring how we can confront the overlapping crises of climate disaster and racial capitalism in these tough times. Keynote speakers Dr. Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò and Dr. Mia White, along with a panel of scholars and community leaders, will be present to drive this critical conversation and collective reflection.

📅 Thursday, April 24, 2025
🕚 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
📍 Express Newark, 54 Halsey Street, Room 213

🔗 Check out our website to read more about local activism and national issues.
🔔 Follow us for updates on local events and information about our service projects.

#ClimateCrisis #SpeakerSeries #RacialCapitalism #CommunityLeaders #OlufemiOTaiwo #RutgersSASN #RutgersNewark #ClimatesofInequality #StatesofIncarceration #HumanitiesActionLab by @climatesofinequality

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