Ethnic Equality
Towards Racial and Ethnic Equality
Ethnic equality means that people, regardless of their race and ethnicity, have the same opportunities to fulfill their human rights and potential, and are not denied equal access on the basis of their ethnicity to services, to jobs, to education, to economic development, to the allocation of resources or benefits, and in all aspects of life. ...learn more
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Created: Mar 26, 2008
Updated: Nov 19, 2009
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Wolf Creek Community Alliance is a local volunteer organization whose primary mission is to preserve and restore Wolf Creek, its tributaries, and watershed. Wolf Creek, at the heart of Grass Valley, is a priceless but neglected resource that we are in danger of losing. We are seeking to join with individuals, neighborhood groups, schools, civic organizations, businesses, park districts, conservation groups, and local governments to accomplish the following goals:
educate the public about the aesthetic, recreational, economic, and ecological value a natural stream offers
perform hands-on clean-up and restoration work
seek funds to implement restoration projects that will make our creek an urban oasis
improve the quality of life for residents through community involvement and pride in our creek
prevent development from harming the water quality, ecology, and aesthetic values of the creek
educate the public about the aesthetic, recreational, economic, and ecological value a natural stream offers
perform hands-on clean-up and restoration work
seek funds to implement restoration projects that will make our creek an urban oasis
improve the quality of life for residents through community involvement and pride in our creek
prevent development from harming the water quality, ecology, and aesthetic values of the creek
