Promoting safe, healthy, and just neighborhoods in the Charleston region through citizen science
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We serve environmental justice communities or underresourced and predominantly Black communities that have been disproportionately impacted by longstanding racially-uneven patterns of industrial development, highway expansion and port development.
Through citizen science and community-based participatory research, the Charleston Community Research to Action Board (CCRAB) facilitates partnerships to help residents investigate environmental and public health concerns they identify in their communities.
Through citizen science and community-based participatory research, the Charleston Community Research to Action Board (CCRAB) facilitates partnerships to help residents investigate environmental and public health concerns they identify in their communities.
Research Aims
Research Aims
Monitor air pollution and alert to dangerous levels
Monitor flood trends and track erosion
Collect and test water samples
How you can get involved
How you can get involved
CCRAB is currently recruiting members for our Community Monitoring Advisory Boards in Accabee, Chicora-Cherokee, Five Mile, Howard Heights, Liberty Hill, Rosemont, Union Heights, and Windsor Place.
What to do next
What to do next
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