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Green Fund Blog

Women and the Environment: Mornings with Mubarakah Radio

1/3/2021

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In 2019 we awarded a microgrant to Mubarakah Ibrahim to interview prominent women in the environment.  Both interviews are very engaging and informative.  We think you will enjoy them. 
Guest: Ashley Stewart
Ashley Stewart is an African-American Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
graduate student whose passion for the intersection of racial and environmental justice led
her to a career change from being an engineer to a return to school.

Listen on SoundCloud: 
https://soundcloud.com/new-haven-independent/mornings-with-mubarakah-ashley-stew
art?in=new-haven-independent/sets/mornings-with-mubarakah

or view on Facebook Video: 
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2441028972685292

Guest Marianne Engelman Lado
​
Marianne Engelman Lado is currently a Visiting Professor, Douglas Costle Chair in
Environmental Law at Vermont Law School, where she is directing an environmental
justice clinic focusing on civil rights enforcement in the environmental justice context. She
also serves as Lecturer at both the Yale University School of Public Health and Yale School
of Forestry & Environmental Studies, where she supervises interdisciplinary teams of law,
environmental and public health students. She previously served as senior staff attorney at
Earthjustice, where she focused on civil rights enforcement, as well as related issues in the
areas of toxics, waste, the health impacts of industrial agriculture, and the effects of
environmental contamination on vulnerable and overburdened populations.

Listen on SoundCloud: 
https://soundcloud.com/new-haven-independent/mornings-with-mubarakah-marianne-e
ngleman-lado

or watch on Facebook Video:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=954762124893447

1 Comment
Dakota K link
7/10/2022 12:21:06 pm

Thanks for thiis

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