In this course, interdisciplinary student teams carry out applied projects at the intersection of climate justice, law and public policy, and public health. Each team works with a partner organization — a state agency, community organization, or other NGO — to study, design, and implement a project, typically through community-based participatory research.
The course offers a chance to have real-world impact by applying classroom concepts and competencies. It is open to graduate and professional students across the University, as well as Yale College juniors and seniors, and can fulfill the practice requirement for the YSPH M.P.H. or the capstone requirement for the YSE M.E.M. degree.
Faculty: Daniel Carrión, PhD
Prerequisite: EHS 547 or permission of the instructor
To apply / learn more: Check the course Canvas site or contact daniel.carrion@yale.edu
The clinic is supported through a grant from the SNF Fund for the Integration of Theory and Practice.