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Howard University Professor Lemir Teron Examines Environmental Justice

Howard University professor Lemir Teron’s new book, "Unlearn Power," examines environmental justice, urging systemic change to protect workers and vulnerable communities from extreme heat and inequity.

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Howard University, AARP Launch Age-Tech Partnership to Address Health Disparities Confronting Persons Age 50+

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Howard University Partners with Black Coalition Against COVID-19 and Community Organizations to Address the Health Needs in DC Community

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Howard University Researchers Respond to COVID-19

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Amid COVID-19, Howard University Medicine Is Sending More Docs to ER Residency Programs Than Ever