The benefits of Yale’s research on people and the environment in New Haven are not equally shared between the Yale community and the New Haven community. This project will create a repository of Yale faculty and student research on people and the environment in New Haven communities for the last 10 years. It will measure research impact and develop an accessible platform for New Haven residents as well as faculty and students to build on existing research and avoid duplicating efforts. This project is an important first step to strengthen the structures for Yale faculty and students to carry out the principles of community-engaged research to support more equitable, impactful, and visible Yale/New Haven research partnerships, and allow faculty and students to build on existing research and avoid duplicating efforts.
Participants
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Gerald Torres
Professor of Environmental Justice and Professor of Law
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Laura Bozzi
Director of Programs for theYale Center for Climate Change and Health; Yale School of Public Health
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Paul Sabin
Randolph W. Townsend, Jr. Professor of History and Professor of American Studies
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Colleen Murphy-Dunning
Program Director, Hixon Center for Urban Sustainability, Urban Resources Initiative (URI); Lecturer in Urban and Community Forestry
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Kristin Barendregt-Ludwig
Program Manager at Yale Center for Environmental Justice
