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WEST EJ - Community Champions Launch

Aug. 7, 2024
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WEST Environmental Justice Center’s Virtual Kickoff

March 13, 2024
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Virtual Kickoff

University of Arizona Leads the Way in Western Environmental Justice Initiatives

Nov. 3, 2023
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Regional and local leaders came to celebrate the kick off event for the new University of Arizona Western Environmental Science Technical Assistance Center for Environmental Justice (WEST EJC) at the Pima County Abrams Public Health Center

University of Arizona Launches Environmental Justice Center

Nov. 3, 2023
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Pima County Supervisors Chair Adelita Grijalva speaks at the Environmental Protection Agency Event

UArizona receives $10 million grant for new environmental justice center

June 7, 2023
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WESTERN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
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Email: WESTEJ-Center@arizona.edu
The Western Environmental Science Technical Assistance Center for Environmental Justice (WEST EJ Center) will give your organization or group free hands-on help, training, resources, and support to tackle environmental or energy justice challenges. We serve Arizona, Nevada, California, Hawai’i, and the US Affiliated Pacific Islands.
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