Seeding Change
Agents of Change, Ami Zota, Timnit KefelaWe amplify the voices of emerging researchers from backgrounds often neglected in science and academia to reimagine solutions for a healthy-for-all planet. A Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health project.
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You still haven't applied to our fellowship. Here's what you’ll miss if you don’t
Dr. Ami Zota, our founder and director, is taking over our newsletter today with a personal message for anyone who’s hesitant abput applying to our fellowship. Here’s her message:
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The chemicals your country bans don't disappear. They move to where the ban doesn't reach.
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Maria José Talayero Schettino gives up her evenings and weekends for work nobody pays her to do...
What It takes to prove a Missouri prison is too hot to be legal
Heat indexes in prisons and jails regularly reach higher temperatures than outside spaces, leaving incarcerated individuals more exposed to dangerous heat conditions. Credit: Juan Bernabeu / The Marshall Project
Ufuoma Ovienmhada spends mo...
Applications for Cohort 7 are open! Here’s everything you need to know.
Credit: Agents of Change
Every year, we watch brilliant researchers do exactly what they were trained to do: publish, present at conferences, apply for grants, wait for the citations to add up. And every year, we watch the same gap open up...
Change is happening on a different level. Changemakers need to adapt
Change is happening on a different level now. So changemakers need to change too. Credit: Agents of Change.
Somewhere, right now, a regional air quality district is voting on whether to install air monitors near a neighborhood crossed by...
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We amplify the voices emerging researchers from backgrounds often neglected in science and academia to reimagine solutions for a healthy-for-all planet. A project from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health.
Professor of Environmental Health Sciences at Columbia University. Using environmental health to catalyze social impact and change, and trying to be a good human.
Imperfectly envisioning and building liberatory environmental futures ✨
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