West Harlem for Environmental Justice a/k/a WE ACT for Environmental Justice is a Northern Manhattan community-based organization building healthy neighborhoods by ensuring people of color and/or low-income, participate meaningfully in the creation of sound and fair health and environmental protections, policies and practices. 

The Resilience Lab and Campus Sustainability Fund are pleased to announce that the Resilience and Compassion Seed Grant application has opened! 
CSF and the lab are in their 6th year of partnership to promote resilience, compassion, sustainability, and community at the UW. 

Special invitation to a workshop on centering Environmental Justice & Climate Justice in learning! Check out the details below and explore the registration link to sign up for this interactive workshop, offered both in Seattle and Yakima. 

SEATTLE (March 20, 2024) — Washington’s farmers are on the front lines of climate change. Whether they are growing vegetables on farmland or raising shellfish on tidelands, farmers’ productivity and prosperity depends on a healthy environment. 

The UW Youth Protection office is hosting a Youth Programs summer job fair next week! Below is the flyer for this event with an updated QR code that goes to their webpage with more information. 

Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV) is March 31st every year. The College of the Environment is excited to announce an event tailored specifically to our College community on Tuesday, April 2nd, at 5pm in the Forest Club Room in Anderson Hall. 

📢 New student group alert!!
🍄 Are you a BIPOC member of the environmental studies major or minor looking to build community and advocate for an equitable program? Check out SPORES, a new group for BIPOC students to share experiences and connect with fellow peers & faculty. 

Wondering what courses you can take this summer to count towards one of 8 required Integrating Disciplines categories? Check out this helpful handout for a list of ENVIR courses and courses taught outside the major that can count for credits in each area. 

Want to gain field experience while helping to answer important questions for Dungeness crab management?
The Pacific Northwest Crab Research Group (PCRG) is a diverse group of researchers including state and tribal co-managers, federal agencies, academics, and non-profit organizations. 

Have you ever been interested in environmental monitoring and design, or want to learn more about the intersection of sustainable building sciences and environmental compliance? Check out this internship with Flatiron and gain skills in environmental impact assessments, report writing, field work, and more.