This image shows a US map with outsets of partner organizations in Oregon, Texas, Maryland, Pennyslvania, and New York.
woman with a facemask stands at the edge of the street under a clear umbrella in the rain

covid X climate

Prof. Anne Berg collaborates with PPEH fellow, faculty & staff to launch new public project asking “What’s this pandemic got to do with climate change?”
Dark background with the Globe with a cell phone image in the bottom right corner displaying the phone number 267-499-3973
Public Research Intern Piotr Wojcik interviews activists with Philly Thrive

Want to get involved in Futures Beyond Refining?

PAID Summer Research Internships Now Available
Amy Balkin reading IPCC report

Announcing our 2020 Artist-in-Residence

Welcome, Amy Balkin!
A cargo train crosses over the Schuykill river. The river's waters are very high due to rain fall.

Welcome to the Year of ELEMENTS

2019-2020 PPEH Annual Topic
Grays Ferry Neighbor Ms. Tammy Reeves in the center of the photo addressing a group of tour participantsmunity Tour

Futures Beyond Refining

Grays Ferry Neighbor Ms. Tammy Reeves leads Fenceline Community Tour
man's face in shadow and blue vein like images on a screen to the left of the photo

'20-'21 Annual Topic Announced: Transition/Transformation

with Topic Director Daniel A Barber
translation in spanish

My Climate Story in Translation

Speak & write a language other than English? Help us translate our public storytelling prompt!
students in van smiling; text reads: 6 or 7 CUs 2 humanities courses (elect from list) 1 social science course (elect from list) 1 nat science course (elect from list) 1 team-taught transdisciplinary “Touchstone” course 1 Capstone, an EH Collaboratory for public research Certification of participation in community-based research / public engagement

We're launching a new minor in environmental humanities!

Accepting students beginning Fall 2020
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