Join our next #workingwednesday! "Unsovereign Elements: Geological Poetics in Contemporary Art from the Caribbean and its Diaspora " with Cecilia González Godino⚡️ Wed, 4/5, 12:30 pm, 623 Williams & Zoom 📷 Info and registration at PPEHLab.org UPenn SAS UPenn Anthropology

Check out this PPEH sponsored film screening of Manzanar, Diverted: When Water Becomes Dust and conversation about Japanese American Incarceration and Indigenous Dispossession🎥 Visit PPEH.org or click our bio for more information!✨

This month we are celebrating My Climate Story month 📷 Use the hashtag #MyClimateStory to share your story 📷 For more info about how to share your My Climate Story, visit my-climate-story.org #ClimateEducation #ClimateAwareness #climateaction WHYY U Penn

Join our next #workingwednesday! "Subterranean Archives: The Epistemic Violence of Henequén Haciendas and Their Erasure of The Subterranean Worlds in Tucatán, México" with Pablo Aguilera Del Castillo 🍃 Wed, 4/19, 12:30 pm Info and registration at PPEHLab.org

Don't miss our Spring 2023 Saluja Global Fellows Lecture with Ramachandra Guha (along with discussants Prof Michael E. Mann & @LycettMark) this Tuesday, April 25th, 4:30 at PWH! (in partnership with Perry World House, Penn Environmental Innovations Initiative, UPenn South Asia Center) Read more & register: casi.sas.upenn.edu/saluja/ramacha…

Register for our LAST #workingwednesday on May 3rd, "Widening the 'Circle': Growing Youth Environmental Justice Leadership in Chester" with Zulene Mayfield and Giovanna Di Chiro ✨🍃 More info and registration at PPEHLab.org or link in bio! ⚡ Philly Thrive

On Wednesday 4/26, the My Climate Story Storytelling Festival was successfully held at the WHYY headquarters.🎉 Thank you to WHYY @my_climate_story @ppehlab for making it possible💫 For more info, check out out the PennToday Article: rb.gy/tok0k

PPEH is featured in PennToday! Check us out: rb.gy/tok0k

Want to read more about #myclimatestory? Check out this WHYY article about the 4/26 My Climate Story Storytelling Festival organized by WHYY and PPEH! Thanks to Sam Searles for the feature 🌎🌿💫 Read it here: whyy.org/articles/my-cl…

🌷☀️🌻Happy summer!🌸🌈🌼 As we reflect on this academic year, we're incredibly grateful for all the wonderful connections we've fostered and programs we've embarked on. Thank you to all our partners, friends, students, and collaborators. We can't wait to see you in the fall!

This past semester, 2022-23 Postdoctoral Fellow Rachel Cypher taught "Ecologies of Belonging," where students learned to trouble commonsense ecologies—the everyday places that we inhabit without question. 🌿🌻 Check out their multimedia showcase here: ppehlab.com/makeecologiess…

Listen now to "Environmental Justice in Academia," our newest episode of The Canopy, PPEH's podcast! In this episode, undergrad Yamila Frej interviews grad student Jane Robbins Mize about public engagement in environmental justice at universities. 🎙️✊🏽🌱 bit.ly/43LhNj4

This spring, students in the touchstone course for the Environmental Humanities minor developed an amazing podcast series, EJ Philly. 🌸✨ Students interviewed local residents and activists about environmental (in)justice in Philly. Stay tuned! Kristina Lyons Marilyn Howarth

EJ Philly is published! Listen now to 3 great podcast episodes about environmental justice in Philly. 📢🌿 This series was the final project of the touchstone course in the environmental humanities minor co-taught by Kristina Lyons & Marilyn Howarth. bit.ly/43LhNj4

Watch our new PPEH promo video to learn about the undergraduate students who work in the My Climate Story project and minor in the Environmental Humanities. 🎥🌳 Hear why our students think that #envhum is such an innovative and important field. Watch @ bit.ly/3Ptrizf

Check out "Products of Our Environment," a new Experiment on the PPEH website: ppeh.sas.upenn.edu/index.php/expe… "Products of Our Environment" is a collaborative working group that explores the relationship between the environment, prisons, and justice.

Read up on the work of '22-'23 PPEH Graduate Fellow Pablo Aguilera Del Castillo, PhD Candidate in UPenn Anthropology ! Check out his "A Week in the Life of a Mexican Environmentalist" photo essay series under the Field Notes section of our website, ppehlab.org. 🍃🌟