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Equity and Justice
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general
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Source URL
https://cbey.yale.edu/column-2/our-areas-of-focus/equity-and-justice
Parent URL
https://cbey.yale.edu/yale-initiative-on-sustainable-finance-yisf
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2026-03-10T04:54:27+00:00
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Equity and Justice

Source: https://cbey.yale.edu/column-2/our-areas-of-focus/equity-and-justice Parent: https://cbey.yale.edu/yale-initiative-on-sustainable-finance-yisf

We are committed to helping change the role of business in equity and justice.

We recognize that interconnected systemic inequities have transpired from traditional business practices. We’re investigating the new models and investments we need that can shape the future toward a just and thriving world.

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All programs in equity and justice

The term "just transition" refers to both a movement and process to transition our society from an economy that relies on fossil fuels, resource extraction, and labor exploitation to one that is decarbonized, regenerative, and that prioritizes social and ecological well-being, equity, and justice.

As part of our Beyond the Buzzwords initiative with Tsai CITY, we've given thought to this term. Have a read and watch this video about a just transition for coal communities.

Just Transition on Beyond the Buzzwords

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All reports in equity and justice

“Food Desert” is a commonly used but inadequate term coined by researchers to define areas where people have low incomes and low physical access to supermarkets. The term "Food Apartheid" more accurately describes the racist and oppressive systems that create inequitable food environments.

As part of our Beyond the Buzzwords initiative with Tsai CITY, Food Systems and Equity Consultant and CBEY Resident Fellow Tagan Engel helps explain this term.

Have a read and let us know if you feel we are missing anything!

Food Desert/Food Apartheid on Beyond the Buzzwords

Also, watch this video from Malik Yakini, Executive Director at the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network, where he discusses food deserts, food apartheid, and food access.

Connect with staff, Fellows and Alumni Visiting Mentors who are thinking deeply about the role of business in creating a just and thriving world.

Reach out and find time for a conversation!

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All stories in equity and justice

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On Campus | Panel discussion

On Campus | Workshop

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Alumni, Business Leaders

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