Some of the researchers and coastal community members participating in the study: Front row: Melanie Pearson and Kasey McClary from Emory University, Semona Holmes from Urbana Perry Park Neighborhood Planning Assembly, and Rachael Thompson from Glynn Environmental Coalition. Back row: Anita Collins from Urbana Perry Park Neighborhood Planning Assembly, Katy Smith from University of Georgia Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, Noah Scovronick from Emory University, community organizer and activist Jazz Watts, Jill Gambill from CEAR Hub at Georgia Tech, Kimberly Andrews from University of Georgia Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant, Alice Keyes from One Hundred Miles, and Etta Brown, who is a resident in the Urbana Perry Park neighborhood, a participant in the initial study of 100 residents, and a vocal supporter of the Superfund Research Center.