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CBPR and the Value of Community-led science projects
It is critically important for minoritized communities co-lead science projects. Communities are strong! Communities are made of people who care […]
Kenneth Jones and Tema Okun’s Characteristics of White Supremacy Culture
By Owen Sullivan The NOISE Project explores culture through a scientific lens. This term, culture, is most often used when […]
The Noise Project: Solving Noise Pollution, One Decibel At a Time
What do city buses and your air conditioner have in common? Noise pollution! It can take on many forms and […]
A COMMUNITY-LED SCIENCE PROJECT
By Yao A. Foli The community’s point of view of understanding and defining noise pollution could be a pathway to […]
Have you and your family ever considered planting your own backyard garden as a noise refuge?
By Bobby Wilson (Metro Atlanta Urban Farm) Could COVID-19 and the impending lockdown threaten your access to fresh vegetables? If […]
Has COVID-19 Changed the Way You Think, Do Business or Your Outlook for the Future?
By Bobby Wilson (Metro Atlanta Urban Farm) Metro Atlanta Urban Farm and other CoPI’s across the US have been contemplating […]
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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. #DRL-1811234: “Developing the Processes and Potential to Engage Historically Underrepresented Communities in Public Participation in STEM Research Through Authentic and Impactful Collaboration” (NOISE Project). Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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