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Environmental Justice
Assumes that every social practice is also environmental and every environmental practice is also social, and aims for environmental justice between humans and between humanity and nature, across space and time.
Centers the perspectives of historically marginalized cultures and communities about environmental justice; engages with a broad range of critical theoretical perspectives across disciplines; employs a wide variety of methods and techniques.
Recognizes that systemic power relations within and across space and time privilege some and marginalize and oppress others. At the same time, the Center affirms that we must work towards just transitions, based on the visions of those engaged in frontline struggles for environmental justice.
Nurtures a holistic and critical examination of environmental justice, such as the distribution of benefits and harms, the recognition of various cultures and voices, inclusive and democratic participation, and the restoration of social and ecological damages.