CUER was founded on the belief that environmental justice is a critical aspect of social justice and that communities are entitled to participate fully and meaningfully in environmental decisions that affect them.
CUER’s award-winning resources to help teach intersectional environmental justice to youth are available for use and download. Created in collaboration with artist Charlie LaGreca, along with scores of New York City students, these comic and coloring books help bring the issues to life.
Environmental Justice Chronicles
CUER Debuts New Mayah’s Lot Comic to Activate Census Advocacy
As part of its Maya’s Lot series, CUER’s latest work with artist Charlie Lagreca takes readers inside why the Census process is integral to our rights – and dispels misconceptions around whether participation in the Census puts data or undocumented people at risk (it doesn’t!).
Environmental Justice Issues
Energy
Environmental Rights
Pollution
Waste Handling
Reimagining NYC
Land Use
