This is the introductory portion of Van Jones' presentation @ global gathering

Blog created by and for Anthropology 19G - Surviving the Future: The (Re)Emergence of Sustainable Cultures. Students add their insights, comments and questions for their book groups and topic teams.

From the Sustainable Cabrillo web site: The purpose of this site is to inform all about our work at Cabrillo College to bring campus activities and practices in line with sustainable principles. This site is also intended to be a workspace where people and

Michelle Merrill's Cabrillo Sustainability Site focuses on classes and other activities to enhance learning about sustainability and making Cabrillo College a more sustainable community college.

... They use play as a way to speak on the social questions that surround them - gender

... the need for peace, sustainability and social justice. We hope that this annual ... that promote global peace and justice. The festival features displays of peace and justice themed art by local artists of all

... 1.5 million (approximately US$ 2,38,095) to the Board per annum. It will also

interesting point: http://www.thomascrampton.com Van Jones explains why Ethanol raises the price of food (by linking corn to oil prices) and thus hurts the poor. Dicussion raging at: http://www.thomascrampton.com/2007/12...

... her commitment to environmental justice and her vision for a renewed South

... Majora Carter on the Environmental Justice front, because our own City government