Race Poverty and Environment, Volume 6, Issue 2&3, Winter 1996

A journal for social and environmental justice

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This joint publication with Urban Habitat includes:

Theory

• Editor’s Notes by Running-Grass
• Making Multicultural Environmental Education a Reality by Dorceta E. Taylor
• Environment: Where We Live, Work, Play and Learn by Charles Lee
• Instrumental Values of Destruction by Bunyan Bryant
• Youth Spirit Rising: Urban Environmental Activists by Deborah Leta Habib
• First Person: Antonia Darder Interview by Cristina Valdez
• Understanding Culture, Humanities & Environmental Justice by Carl Anthony

Practice

• Environmental Justice Activism Triumphs by Running-Grass and Max Weintraub
• Place and Diverse Communities by Tahnit Sakakeeny
• Puget Sound Youth Stewardship Program by Lela Hilton
• Environmental Justice Education Initiatives by Cynthia Williams Mendy
• The Roxbury Environmental Empowerment Project by Jo-Ann S. Henry
• Richmond’s Laotians: Putting a Community on the Map by Aiko Pandorf
• On the Laotian Community by Bouapha Toommaly

Reflections

• Reflections on Identity, Place and Community by Elizabeth Ann Hass
• The Terrain of Exclusion by Jacquelyn Denise Ruffin
• Watercycles: Learning by Color by Maya Khosla
• Past and Present on a Louisiana Landscape by Shirley E. Thompson

Youth Voices

• Youth for Habitat II Program by Manaukaskar Kublall
• The XCEL Program: San Rafael High School, California by Oakland Seligson
• The Scoop on Groups, by Deepali Potdar
• Curricula and Resources

Race Poverty and Environment, Volume 6, Issue 2&3, Winter 1996