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Amanda Baugh

California State University--Northridge

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College of Humanities

Studies Of Religious

NoneAmanda Baugh is currently serving as a College Of Humanities faculty at California State University--Northridge.

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California State University--Northridge

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environmental justice sustainable development ethnic studies religious studies african american studies religion race racial discrimination sociology of religion environmental values socio-environmental implications education culture political ecology cultural diversity critical race theory anti-racism religious education inclusive education environmental planning african identity global responsibility environmental hazards religious prejudice intercultural education diverse learners multiculturalism greenness assessment green methodology pro-environmental behavior environmental crime injustice environmental politics challenging dominant frameworks inclusive pedagogical approach white privilege “ green african american church minority communities

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Nepantla Environmentalism: Challenging Dominant Frameworks for Green Religion. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2020)

political ecologyenvironmental justicechallenging dominant frameworksreligious studiessocio-environmental implicationssociology of religionreligionsustainable development

Confronting Racism and White Privilege in Courses on Religion and the Environment: An Inclusive Pedagogical Approach. Teaching Theology & Religion (2019)

racemulticulturalisminclusive pedagogical approachsociology of religionintercultural educationwhite privilegeethnic studiesreligious studiescritical race theoryreligious prejudicecultural diversityracial discriminationreligious educationeducationafrican american studiesanti-racisminclusive educationreligiondiverse learners

“Green is Where It’s at!” Cultivating Environmental Concern at an African American Church. Journal for the Study of Religion Nature and Culture (2015)

raceenvironmental justiceafrican american churchethnic studies“ greenenvironmental valuesgreenness assessmentsustainability scienceafrican american studiessustainable developmentcultureenvironmental planninggreen methodologyafrican identity

When It Comes to the Environment, Minority Communities Care About More Than Injustice. (2015)

environmental justicesociologypro-environmental behaviorsocial sciencessocio-environmental implicationssocial responsibilityglobal responsibilitysocial justiceethnic studiessocial impactsustainable developmentenvironmental hazardsvulnerabilityenvironmental crimeracial discriminationenvironmental valuesinjusticeenvironmental politicspublic policyminority communities

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Amanda Baugh

California State University--Northridge

Affiliations

College of Humanities

Studies Of Religious

NoneAmanda Baugh is currently serving as a College Of Humanities faculty at California State University--Northridge.

Honors

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Amanda Baugh

California State University--Northridge

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Nepantla Environmentalism: Challenging Dominant Frameworks for Green Religion. Journal of the American Academy of Religion (2020)

political ecologyenvironmental justicechallenging dominant frameworksreligious studiessocio-environmental implicationssociology of religionreligionsustainable development

Confronting Racism and White Privilege in Courses on Religion and the Environment: An Inclusive Pedagogical Approach. Teaching Theology & Religion (2019)

“Green is Where It’s at!” Cultivating Environmental Concern at an African American Church. Journal for the Study of Religion Nature and Culture (2015)

When It Comes to the Environment, Minority Communities Care About More Than Injustice. (2015)

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