Episode 26: The CREATE Initiative: Research at the Intersection of Environment and Equity

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Episode 26: The CREATE Initiative: Research at the Intersection of Environment and Equity

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2020-02-17

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Bonnie Keeler, assistant professor in the science, technology, and environmental policy area at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, discusses her work with the CREATE Initiative. In founding the initiative, Keeler and University of Minnesota geography professor Kate Derickson sought to combine their research areas in a program that addresses issues at the intersection of environment and equity using interdisciplinary, community-engaged, mission-driven scholarship. Groups of CREATE graduate researchers have partnered with members of the Policy Think Tank—a team of community leaders from Minnesota, Atlanta, and elsewhere—to consider the context of historic racial inequality in cities and understand community members' concerns as cities increasingly invest in policies to address climate change and improve urban sustainability. The CREATE Initiative has also developed an action-oriented policy toolkit to help community members advocate for the benefits of greening initiatives to reach their communities without engendering displacement.

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Keeler, Bonnie; Foy, Melanie Sommer. (2020). Episode 26: The CREATE Initiative: Research at the Intersection of Environment and Equity. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/218236.

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