

Q&A: Understanding the work and impact of the Environmental and Epistemic Justice Initiative
In this Q&A, Dean Corey D. B. Walker discusses the work and impact of Wake Forest’s Environmental and Epistemic Justice Initiative (EEJI), its campus and community partnerships, and upcoming projects, including a Nov. 16 screening of “Paimîye: A Documentary on Guyana’s National Flower.”
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