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Officer Daniel Webster Children’s Park
Albuquerque, NM | MRWM Landscape Architects
Salmon Bay K–8 Autism-Inclusive Playground
Seattle, WA | Johnson+Southernland
Park in a Truck
Philadelphia, PA | Thomas Jefferson University and OLIN
Fog Water Farm Park and Gardens
Peru | Traction
InterACTION Labs Iquitos
Peru | Traction
Call for Environmental Justice PPN Case Studies
Environmental Justice Event Guide
Landscape architects play significant roles in how the environment and social conditions are shaped in our everyday lives. As the impacts of climate change affect the world’s most vulnerable and marginalized communities, it is imperative that our work as designers and policy makers embrace the principles of environmental justice.
The ASLA Environmental Justice PPN leadership team has created an event guide for hosting a chapter or student chapter event focused on environmental justice through a landscape architecture lens. The document includes resources and guiding questions that you can use to program and plan for an EJ event in your own community.
Environmental Justice Event Guide
A Student's Guide to Environmental Justice
A Student's Guide to Environmental Justice Version 1.3, a collaboration between student representatives from the ASLA Environmental Justice Professional Practice Network (PPN), was awarded a 2018 Student ASLA Honor Award in the Communications category. DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE REPORT.
The guide was produced by:
Kari Spiegelhalter, Student ASLA | MLA ‘18 | Cornell University
Theresa Ruswick, Student ASLA | MLA ‘18 | Cornell University
Patricia Noto, Student ASLA | MLA ‘18 | Rhode Island School of Design
Faculty Advisor: Joshua F. Cerra, ASLA
PPN Newsletter
Summer 2019
Other Resources
ASLA Public Policy on Environmental Justice
Environmental Justice + Landscape Architecture
The intention of this website is to provide a safe place to discuss the issues related to environmental justice. We hope to provide an outlet for all who are interested to share knowledge, resources and ask questions. This site strives to be a resource that allows people from all over the globe to join the discussion regarding environmental justice.
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