In this second episode of their mini-series, Kaili and Celia discuss food justice, youth empowerment, environmental justice, and transit justice in some of Boston’s marginalized… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 3: Boston’s Commons, Reclaimed
This is the first of a two episode mini-series by recent Tufts graduates Celia Bottger and Kaili Chen. Celia and Kaili were inspired to produce… Read More »UEPodcast Episode 2: Boston’s Wicked Problem
How can a Sanctuary City be proactive, acting more like a true “sanctuary”?
Mix and match with your favorite go-to dishes, or cook a whole UEP-inspired meal.
In another installment of the Tufts Environmental Studies Lunch & Learn Lecture Series, Tim Griffin of the Friedman School spoke to students and faculty last… Read More »Friedman School’s Tim Griffin on Sustainable Diets
Land, Co-ops, Compost: A Local Food Economy Emerges in Boston’s Poorest Neighborhoods In a new article for YES! Magazine, UEP Professor Penn Loh writes about the emergence… Read More »UEP Professor Penn Loh in YES! Magazine