Transport options in Leeds and the effect on social justice and immobility.
The lack of reliable, diverse transportation in Leeds is more than just a sustainability issue; it’s a profound social injustice. Transportation is a fundamental part...
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The lack of reliable, diverse transportation in Leeds is more than just a sustainability issue; it’s a profound social injustice. Transportation is a fundamental part...
Just Transition to Net Zero poster: All new vehicles in the UK to be electric by 2035. Available from: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGUkfNxpJk/Uwm-CH-ThIbYwohx9tFdCg/view?utm_content=DAGUkfNxpJk&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
The UK has set a legally binding target that 100% of new vehicles will be zero emission electric vehicles by 2030 (GOVUK, 2024). Transport is...
Participatory justice is the idea of addressing and raising awareness of social injustices, ensuring social inclusion which focuses on groups of people having access, resources...
Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4) is a key global commitment to Education, aiming to bring equitable and inclusive quality education to global citizens and to...
The concept of ‘decolonisation’ is complex and developing (Mbah & Ezegwu, 2024), but its essence communicates the broad process of reversing the domination of colonial...
Current sustainable transport policies often focus on the adoption of high-cost green technologies as a method to cut emissions and encourage environmental sustainability (Sun et...
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Distribution justice is based on the principles of evenly sharing the benefits and burdens placed upon all members of society. It refers to fair allocations...
Reviving Tamazight: Decolonial Language Justice and Sustainable Reconnection in North African Amazigh Communities Climate and colonisation are deeply intertwined within indigenous communities globally, facing...
My comic strip illustrates how, for generations, indigenous groups have nurtured the natural environment. Years of culture embedded into daily practise, alongside generational knowledge, highlights...
1. Distributive Justice in Education Distributive justice is a concept of social equity, focusing on the fair distribution of resources, opportunities, and welfare among members...
The global urgency for marine conservation in Vanuatu has increased in response to environmental pressures and the degradation of marine ecosystems (Roberts et al., 2017)....
Climate Justice – Greenwashing in the Amazon The environmental justice framework allows social justice policies to be integrated into sustainability (Scholsberg and Collins, 2014). Climate...
Social inclusion is the process of expanding opportunities and enhancing the abilities of disadvantaged individuals and groups to fully participate in society (Cobigo et al,...
P2: Justice Analysis In the context of the contemporary environmental crisis, the role of education cannot be ignored. However, Stein et al. (2023) pointed out...
Justice frameworks Colonization introduces a multitude of intricate challenges to sustainable education, especially regarding inclusivity and the acknowledgement of diverse perspectives and rights dynamics in the education process. These complexities may be...
Introduction According to Ross (2020), transport mobility promotes ease movement of goods and people across transportation systems. Leeds is a city with different modes of...
Introduction In the examination of how public transport strikes impact sustainable transport in the United Kingdom, a critical perspective emerges through the lens of social...
Decoloniality is an important framework that addresses and breaks barriers in infrastructure and mindsets built from colonialism, essential to account for historical and present-day damages...