Infographic originally published in, “Occurrence and Fate of Emerging Pollutants in Water Environment and Options for Their Removal,” by Vasilachi, Ionela Cătălina; Asiminicesei, Dana Mihaela; Fertu, Daniela Ionela; and Gavrilescu, Maria in Water 2021 13(2): https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/13/2/181/htm. Used with permission.

A pdf version of the sign can be found here.

Visibly demonstrate our commitment to DEI by striving to make Connecticut Sea Grant research, outreach, educational programs, resources and opportunities available and accessible to everyone, regardless of race, color, religion, place of origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, socio-economic status, disability or veteran status Plan events, meetings and presentations that: Avoid key cultural and religious holidays […]

Model and require respectful behavior in all personal interactions because words and actions, or the lack thereof, have powerful meanings In CTSG-sponsored, co-sponsored or facilitated meetings, programs, events and office spaces: Clearly articulate expectations for respectful behavior that offers everyone a chance to participate Treat everyone as an individual who is unique and has something […]

Commit to continued professional development to acquire a basic understanding of inequities based upon age, race, gender, religion, income and other demographic characteristics. (e.g., monthly staff meeting that includes guest speakers and/or reviewing, sharing and discussing relevant articles, information or tools; participation in other learning opportunities) Learn about inequities that exist across Connecticut communities and […]

Map: CTEco (https://cteco.uconn.edu/viewer/index.html?viewer=advanced)  

Connecticut Sea Grant, through its competitive funding program the Arts Support Awards Program, will award up to $1000 to an artist or group of artists. The winning submission will be selected on the basis of aesthetic quality, relevance to coastal and marine environments and Connecticut Sea Grant themes, as well as its potential impact on non-traditional audiences.

Download the NOAA Storm Preparedness & Marine Debris fact sheet here.

Find the source materials for Robert J. Klee’s article in the Spring-Summer 2021 issue of Wrack Lines.