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Discipline Type: Climate

Capacity of Co‐Created public Engagement with Science (CCPES) Earthshot Evaluation Executive Summary

Climate Stories: A Community and Planetarium Partnership Model to Develop Local Data-Driven Visual Impact Narratives

Communities Investigating Their Environment: Climate-Related Community Science in the Mississippi River Delta

Fostering Black and Latinx student STEM efficacy, interests, and identity: A participatory study of STEM programming and practices at one community-based organization

Collaborative Research: Known Rivers: Creating Justice-Centered Water Literacy along the Lower Mississippi River

Arts-Based Knowledge Sharing Among Rural Communities and Informal Science Educators to Address Wildfire Risks

Co-Design for Climate Justice: Youth expression through Science-rich Public Art

Cultivating STEM Synergies: Partnership for Re-Imagining Informal Environmental Science Learning

Integrating Environmental Data Systems and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK): A Framework For (Re)Connecting Indigenous Youth to Traditional Foods and Modern Growing Practices

Wildfires and Human Health in a Changing Climate

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