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Michigan Environmental Justice Conference
Michigan Environmental Justice Conference
The Office of the Environmental Justice Public Advocate brings together individuals and groups from across Michigan and beyond to work toward advancing Environmental Justice in Michigan.
The Michigan Environmental Justice Conference serves as a platform to engage in dialogue around Environmental Justice issues across a wide range of perspectives. These events seek to elevate the voices of those with lived experience in Environmental Justice communities.
Driving Environmental Justice Forward: Action, Equity and Impact
Michigan Environmental Justice Conference 2025
Join EGLE's Office of the Environmental Justice Public for the Michigan Environmental Justice Conference 2025 on September 29 at the Marriott Detroit in the Renaissance Center. This one-day conference will focus on addressing these questions and providing a space for important conversations related to local and state-level resilience amid challenges to environmental, justice, and climate protections.
Past conferences
Advancing Environmental Justice: working together toward progress (2023)
Over 300 participants gathered on June 21-22 in Detroit for the 2023 conference.
Rebuilding trust, reimagining justice and removing barriers (2021)
Over 1,200 online attendees from 6 countries came together virtually on May 18-19 for the 2021 conference.
About the Office of the Environmental Justice Public Advocate
The Office of the Environmental Justice Public Advocate was created by Governor Whitmer's Executive Order 2019-06 to serve as an external and internal advocate and catalyst for ensuring Environmental Justice throughout the state.
Led by the Environmental Justice Public Advocate, Regina Strong, the Office works collaboratively across state government to advance Environmental Justice and equity in Michigan, as well as addressing Environmental Justice concerns and complaints.