I worked with Professor Alan Braddock from William & Mary’s Art and Art History Department to develop an online art museum called the EJAM.
EJAM explores the relationship between art and environmental justice in a variety of contemporary contexts, emphasizing the role of imagination and creativity in critical inquiry, public communication, education, and activism — and related dilemmas.
EJAM and the Environmental Humanities Hub are powered by a dedicated group of students and faculty members at the William & Mary whose interests and expertise span multiple departments and disciplines.
Professor Alan Braddock is the creator and director of this collaboratively-constructed online museum and its parent organization (The Hub). It’s a true pleasure to be a part of this initiative!
Please visit the EJAM website here.
