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July 26, 2026Environmental Justice

Public Health Nurse-Community Partnership Outcomes for Climate Justice

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JLJessica LeClairAAAmy Van AartsenBBBetty Bekemeier

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Qualitative analysis of public health nurse and community-based organization collaborations highlights outcomes for climate justice.

Key Points

  • This analysis explores the outcomes of partnerships between public health nurses and community organizations focusing on climate justice in marginalized communities.
  • Conducted a secondary qualitative analysis in 2024 using interview and photovoice data from 2022-2023.
  • Analyzed data from 13 participants in eight partnerships across six U.S. states utilizing a logic model framework.
  • Short-term outcomes included increased environmental awareness, practical skills, and trust in public health nurses.
  • Medium-term outcomes encompassed better food access, enhanced social capital, grassroots organizing, and regulatory engagement.
  • Barriers to long-term outcomes included institutional constraints and systemic injustice.

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LeClair et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a3a3d3aea3239cd76b2bhttps://doi.org/10.1177/19394071261471000
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