Environmental Justice Forum
Evidence. Engagement. Environmental Justice.
We work to understand environmental challenges, make evidence accessible, engage communities, and support informed action for a more just and sustainable future.
Research • Public Engagement • Technical & Policy Advocacy
Who We Are
Environmental issues need more than awareness. They need understanding, evidence and action.
Environmental Justice Forum (EJF) works at the intersection of environmental research, public engagement and advocacy bringing together students, citizens, researchers, institutions and public stakeholders to understand environmental problems and explore pathways towards meaningful action.
Learn About EJF →Our Work
From understanding environmental problems to enabling action.
Good decisions begin with good understanding. We identify environmental concerns, examine the evidence and support constructive advocacy and action.
Our Approach
Understand. Engage. Advocate. Act.
We believe environmental progress begins with understanding the problem and creating meaningful pathways for people to participate in solving it.
Our approach connects research and evidence with public participation and institutional engagement allowing environmental issues to move beyond discussion towards informed and constructive action.
Learn More About Our Approach →Explore & Assess
Understand your environmental footprint.
We are developing accessible tools that help individuals and institutions better understand their relationship with environmental resources and climate knowledge.
Insights
Ideas, evidence and conversations.
Environmental information can often be technical, fragmented or difficult to access our Insights section brings clarity to complex issues.
Get Involved
Environmental action needs participation.
There are many ways to engage with EJF, whether you are a student, individual, educational institution, research organization or another institution interested in environmental work.
