CSEJ CELEBRATES 24 YEARS IN 2026!
CSEJ is a grassroots initiative that emerged out of dialogues among faculty working across disciplines on both the Vancouver and Pullman campuses of WSU. CSEJ’s first major event was a half day conference on civil liberties, with dozens of community partners including Portland Copwatch, Oregon ACLU, and the National Lawyers Guild, held in the wake of the backlash against the Muslim community. CSEJ stands for justice and dignity for all people.
Meet CSEJ Member Affiliates
CSEJ member affiliates include WSU faculty, staff, and graduate students, as well as community members who are involved in CSEJ’s work to promote social and environmental justice.
Member affiliates work in a variety of fields doing scholarly research as well as activist work in the communities they live. Follow the link below to learn more about them!
Member affiliates work in a variety of fields doing scholarly research as well as activist work in the communities they live. Follow the link below to learn more about them!
Testimonials
CSEJ “was and is an invaluable resource linking academic researchers with public health professionals and community leaders in Multnomah and Clark County”
–Tricia Tillman, then Director, Multnomah County Health Equity Initiative
–Tricia Tillman, then Director, Multnomah County Health Equity Initiative
“CSEJ is a unique resource in the history of SW Washington and is playing a critical role in developing understanding of our options for socially and environmentally sustainable communities in the future”
–Mike Ellison, a founding organizer of the Vancouver Peace and Justice Fair.
–Mike Ellison, a founding organizer of the Vancouver Peace and Justice Fair.