Phillips Academy Andover: Projects on Climate Justice

Teacher: Mark Cutler Course: Spanish 502: The Making of a Latino City Essential Question: How does a city founded during the Industrial Revolution and known early on as “The Immigrant City” become a predominantly Latino and Hispanic city? Students created...

Milton Academy: Projects on Climate Justice

Teacher: Lisa Baker Course: Advanced Creative Writing Essential Question: How can the realities of climate change reshape our imagined fictions? After studying the story collection Florida by climate writer Lauren Groff, students wrote their own climate flash...

Milton Academy: Economic Inequality

Students in the Activism for Justice in a Digital World course asked local activists who work on economic inequality the following questions: What can we learn from local activists about the impact of economic inequality through the lenses of environmental justice,...

Boston Latin School: Economic Inequality

The students from Boston Latin School examined the following question in their research about economic inequality: How does economic inequality in Boston impact its residents in terms of transportation, education, housing, and health? Students displayed their learning...