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In a recent program of the Hinckley Institute Radio Hour, researchers from the Departments of Economics and Sociology discussed women in Utah's workforce, and the underlying social and institutional inequities present in our state.

Sociology Doctoral candidate Casey Mullen and Environmental Studies undergraduate Piper Christian have taken huge strides this year in their journey toward environmental justice.

Congratulations to the students from the College of Social and Behavioral Science who presented at the Fall 2022 Virtual Undergraduate Research Symposium.

There’s a mounting body of evidence on how having or being denied an abortion affects pregnant people, including impacts on their mental health and the finances of them and their children.

Most do not think that Black people are any more likely to be affected by pollution than white people, despite evidence that racism is a root cause of environmental injustice.