Environmental Justice Research Lab

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  • Research Areas
    • Oil Drilling, Climate Crisis, and Health
    • Toxic Metals and Industrial Smelters
    • Children’s Health and the Salton Sea
    • Democratizing Science: Participatory Air Monitoring
    • Get The Lead Out!
  • Meet the Team
  • Publications
  • Collaborative Programs
    • USC Environmental Health Centers
    • EH Matters Undergraduate Internship Program
    • South Central LA Push
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  • Research Areas
    • Oil Drilling, Climate Crisis, and Health
    • Toxic Metals and Industrial Smelters
    • Children’s Health and the Salton Sea
    • Democratizing Science: Participatory Air Monitoring
    • Get The Lead Out!
  • Meet the Team
  • Publications
  • Collaborative Programs
    • USC Environmental Health Centers
    • EH Matters Undergraduate Internship Program
    • South Central LA Push
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The Environmental Justice Research Lab in the Division of Environmental Health focuses in low-income communities
of color, develops novel methods to assess exposures and measure health outcomes among populations impacted
by industrial pollution and burdened by multiple social and economic stressors.  

Our team collaborates in partnerships with communities in
order to engage in community-driven epidemiology 
and
action-oriented research.

Director: Jill Johnston, PhD

Research Areas

Oil Drilling, Climate Crisis
and Health

Toxic Metals and
Industrial Smelters

Children’s Health and the
Salton Sea

Democratizing Science:
Participatory Air Monitoring

EJ Research Lab 2022
2001 N Soto St Los Angeles, CA 90032
(323) 442-1099 | ejresearchlab@usc.edu

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