1000 Voices - A National Archive - Environmental Justice

Environmental Justice

Where Does Our Food Come From?

Hai Vo
Irvine, CA
Sustainability Means Community

Diana Lopez
San Antonio, TX
How to Build a Movement

Sierra Murdoch
Middlebury, VT
Green is Our Past, Present, and Future

Kari Fulton
Denver, CO

Let's Raise A Million

Tony Anderson
Atlanta, GA
Climate Justice

Nia Robinson
Detroit, MI
Legacy Work

Illai Kenney
Atlanta, GA

Tomorrow's leaders need to understand the power of the story. If you're a high school or college leader or educator, here are materials, created by education experts that untap the series video's dialogue potential in classroom discussions and assignments.

Environmental Justice for All
Essay by Robert D. Bullard, Ware Professor of Sociology and Director of the Environmental Justice Resource Center at Clark Atlanta University. From the National Humanities Center.

Here is information specifically designed for grassroots organizers on issues related to this video and related series.

Green For All
Green For All is a national green jobs and eco-equity organization that focuses on empowering grassroots leaders - particularly low-income and minority leaders, to advance sustainable economic development and revitalization in their communities.

Introducing Environmental Justice & Climate Change Initiative
Find out more about Nia Robinson's and Kari Fulton's organization on this website.

From some of the nation's most respected research and advocacy organizations, on the issues related to this video and related series.

Everybody's Movement
A report from the Environmental Support Center on environmental justice perspectives, with recommendations on how to grow a diverse and grassroots based movement.

Executive Summary: A Climate of Change
This report from the Environmental Justice & Climate Change Initiative examines the impacts of environmentally polluting practices on the African American community, and what can be done to create healthier communities for all.

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