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Healing Relationships: Emotion Work in Environmental Justice Community-University Relationships
Community–university partnerships are often regarded as promising strategies for addressing environmental injustices. Yet, community partners often bear substantial emotional labor as they confront bias and knowledge hierarchies, navigate unfamiliar academic norms, and manage administrative hurdles.
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