Environmental Justice Film Series

The Environmental Justice Film Series presents a weekly documentary screening and discussion focused on environmental justice. Each film examines how environmental racism affects marginalized communities in the United States, followed by discussion. Food will be provided.

The series is facilitated by Sophia Colback, an Environmental Science student at Towson University, and organized by the Department of Environmental Science and Studies, the Office of Competitive Fellowships and Awards, and the Department of Geography and Environmental Planning.

When: Wednesdays, November 4, November 11, and November 18, 2026

Showtimes: 6:30–8:30 p.m. each week

Venue: College of Liberal Arts, Room 4310, Towson University

Address: 8000 York Road, Towson, MD 21252

Program: A different documentary will be shown each week, with discussion addressing environmental justice and the effects of environmental racism on marginalized communities in the United States.

Facilitator: Sophia Colback, Environmental Science student at Towson University

Organizers: Department of Environmental Science and Studies; Office of Competitive Fellowships and Awards; Department of Geography and Environmental Planning

Food: Food will be served.

Event type: Arts and Culture; Film

Audience: Students

Tickets: Price not available