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| Environmental Justice Links | |
| Environmental Justice | The Wikipedia entry. |
| Environmental Justice Net | Environmental Justice Net site |
| Environmental Justice Resource Center | Simple site with a great many resources |
| Federal Highway Administration | Transportation specific environmental justice statistics and related information |
| EPA Environmental Justice Pages | EPA site on Environmental Justice. The EPA also recently updated their Environmental Justice Tool, which according to the data entered, provides the user with a map combined with statistical information for “preliminary analysis of Environmental Justice areas of concern.” Analysis variables include water and air areas, clean-up sites, transportation factors and more. It is a great place to get started gathering information about your community or any other US area. |
| Superfund Sites Where You Live | Locate Superfund sites. Do you live near one? |
| Invisible 5 | Invisible-5 is a self-guided critical audio tour along Interstate 5 between San Francisco and Los Angeles. It uses the format of a museum audio tour to guide the listener along the highway landscape. |
| Green Collar Jobs Campaign | Green-Collar Jobs Campaign creates opportunities in the green economy for poor people and people of color through policy advocacy, public outreach, and an employment pipeline - the Green Jobs Corps. |
| Social Justice Links | |
| Office for Social Justice | From the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. “The Mission of the Office for Social Justice is to serve those most in need by calling for Justice.” |
| Southern Poverty Law Center | Complete with Hate Maps, loads of information, news, ways to help and much more. Become a member! |
| Northwest Arkansas Workers’ Justice Center | An organization that is a great example of direct social justice action on any scale. The NWAWJC’s mission is to “improve the conditions of employment for low-wage workers in northwest Arkansas by educating, organizing and mobilizing them, and calling on people of faith and the wider region to publicly support the workers’ efforts.” |
| Ella Baker Center for Human Rights | The Ella Baker Center for Human Rights is a strategy and action center working for justice, opportunity and peace in urban America. Based in Oakland, California, we promote positive alternatives to violence and incarceration through our four cutting-edge campaigns. |
| Boiled Down Juice | This blog explores readings, discussions, experiences, and other forms of communication that bring together social justice, human rights-based education, and folklore studies. |
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