MAKING CONTACT - a weekly international radio program
March 24, 1999
A movement for environmental justice is growing in the United States. Efforts to protect communities affected by industrial pollution have broadened as activists address social and economic factors that often surround such concerns. More and more they are taking into account poverty and race and forming coalitions with organizations that previously might not have considered joining an environmental issue. On this program, we examine some of the coalition-building that is behind the environmental justice movement.
Featuring:
Bradley Angel, Green Action; Dan Hickman, resident of Huntington Park; Cynthia Babich, Del Amo Action Committee of Communities Against Toxics; Arnoldo Garcia, Urban Habitat; Connie Tucker, Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice; Communities for a Better Environment.
For more information:
Green Action
915 Cole St., Box 249
San Francisco, CA 94117
415-556-3475; fax: 415-566-5079
www.greenaction.org
Urban Habitat
P.O.Box 29908 Presidio Station
San Francisco, CA 94129-9908
Southern Organizing Committee for Economic and Social Justice
P.O.Box 10518
Atlanta, GA 30310
404-755-2855
Communities for a Better Environment
500 Howard St., Ste. 506
San Francisco, CA 94105
415-243-8373