Chie Togami

Chie Togami is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Studies at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF). Her research focuses on environmental policy, social movements, gender studies, and community sustainability. She examines how grassroots movements mobilize resources, the intersections of gender and environmentalism, and the governance of environmental issues like air quality in urban contexts.

Her work spans theoretical and applied dimensions, including analyses of philanthropy in climate action, ecovillage community dynamics, and knowledge systems around environmental justice. Togami’s publications bridge sociology, gender studies, and environmental science, addressing pressing issues such as equity in environmental policymaking and the role of social movements in driving systemic change.

Her research trends reflect a commitment to interdisciplinary approaches, blending policy analysis with qualitative studies of community practices. While no explicit grants or awards are listed, her work demonstrates engagement with emerging themes in environmental studies, such as gendered dimensions of activism and sustainable living models.