$1.2 million grant allows LEAN, Tulane to create environmental justice curriculum for K-12 schools

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A group of Tulane University professors, environmental advocates and educators are teaming up to design an environmental justice curriculum for the state’s K-12 students, made possible by a $1.2 million grant.

The project, which will draw from the archives kept by the Louisiana Environmental Action Network, a nonprofit Baton-Rouge based organization, will be free and available for teachers across the world. LEAN received the grant.

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