The Bailey College of the Environment is comprised of four elements: academics (our environmental studies linked major and minor), our Think Tank (comprised of faculty, students and an outside scholar), fellowships, and community outreach and engagement. The COE is committed to food justice, environmental justice, and land justice. We build reciprocal relationships with our community partners to further this work and support students to engage in justice work off campus.
recent blog posts about justice
- food justice, solidarity in new london and beyond
- workshop raises awareness of bipoc farming in ct
- mobilizing power event focuses on community building for enviro justice
- coe hosts urban farming workshop
- coe hosts food justice gathering
- exploring urban farming with travis stewart
- chicken-keeping course creates community
- christine caruso: exploring the nexus between food, health, justice & the environment
- rogers-bursen joins coe as project coordinator