ENGAGE! Co-created Knowledge Serving the City

ENGAGE! editors invite you to submit for the next edition of the journal focused on environmental justice by May 31^st. According to Lutz and Neis, in Making and Moving Knowledge (2008), the principal challenge for human-kind in the 21^st century will be to achieve a truly sustainable relationship with the environment while developing socio-economic and cultural systems that ensure human rights, comfort and dignity. Environmental justice, in practice, suggests an engagement with movements, “. . . expanding the conception of social justice and the reality of injustice on the ground, in the air, in one’s food, at the workplace or school, and in the playground” (Schlosberg (2013, p.51). For this issue, the scope is broad, defining environmental justice within a number of contexts.