The Tulane University-designed curriculum will teach kids about environmental justice through accessible concepts, including video games.
Tulane University has been awarded a $1.2 million grant that will help it design a curriculum teaching environmental justice to K-12 students in the state of Louisiana.
The project will draw from the information archives of the Louisiana Environmental Action Network, a Baton-Rouge-based nonprofit organization. And, according to today!
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