Vishal Kennedy

I have learned about environmental justice and considered the implications in my life and that of my community.

Articles, Scientific Literature, NWF page, Informative Videos in the page

Advocated for a policy that addresses an environmental justice issue or promotes environmental justice , Educated others about an environmental justice issue in your community, Identified a local environmental justice organization and volunteered your time

ELO's comment letter to the US Fish and Wildlife Service in support of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge boundary expansion.

Communicated with school and/or community groups about your action and how others might get involved , Convened a meeting with leaders in the community to discuss partnerships to support your efforts

Worked with a school club, community organization or group to help advance your work , Other

Active part of Environmental Law Organization - Outreach in support of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge boundary expansion.

Earning this badge has been a rewarding experience, allowing me to explore the intersection of environmental justice and social equity. I enjoyed reflecting on how my projects have impacted both communities and ecosystems. The process highlighted the importance of collaboration and amplifying voices from marginalized groups affected by environmental challenges. One improvement could be incorporating interactive elements, like peer feedback, to foster deeper engagement. My biggest takeaway is that environmental justice requires a holistic approach, balancing ecological sustainability with social equity. This experience has inspired me to approach future initiatives with empathy and a commitment to creating meaningful, inclusive solutions.