Home
The Environmental Noxiousness, Racial Inequities & Community Health Project is a collaborative community-based research and engagement project on environmental racism in Mi’kmaq and African Nova Scotian communities.
Latest News
Ellen Page offered to buy a well for Shelburne. Then it got complicated
November 12, 2019: CBC News Nova Scotia: Council says it needs more information; community advocate says she feels slighted. On the surface, it seemed...
Black and Indigenous voices often missing from climate change discussions Social Sharing
November 12, 2019: CBC: Climate change may be considered by many to be the most pressing issue in the world right now. But for people in...
Film tells tale of devastation of environmental racism
November 8, 2019: Windsor Star: Environmental issues aren’t indiscriminate is the message of Canadian actress Ellen Page’s debut effort as a director in There’s...