PPT-Reciprocation of justice: Inclusion of marginalized populations in environmental awareness

Chris Atchison Georgia State University Environmental Justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race color national origin or income with respect to the development implementation and enforcement of environmental laws regulations and policies . www.deanza.edu/slo/. . Welcome to the 3rd Annual. SLO Convocation. Welcome from the SLO . Team:.  . Randy . Bryant, Jim Haynes, . Anu. . Khanna. , . Coleen . Lee-Wheat, Mary . Pape. , . . Toño. From Planning To Project. Ohio Planning Conference. July 16, 2014. What is Environmental Justice?. Executive Order 12898 signed in 1994 states:. “Each Federal agency shall make achieving environmental justice part of its mission by identifying and addressing, as appropriate, disproportionately high and adverse human health or environmental effects of its programs, policies, and activities on minority populations and low-income populations.”. Improving . Program . Impact By. Successfully Identifying . & . Assessing . Needs. . of “Underserved” Populations. Aleese Moore-Orbih and Purvi Shah, Senior Consultants & Activists, Women of Color Network. This lecture will focus on two groups considered very vulnerable. Involved in social service (physical/mental health). Involved in justice system. Vulnerable Populations. Considers the transition for 7 populations, distinguished by involvement in gov’t services. Student affairs. Andrew M. Wells, M. Ed.. University of Georgia. Dillon E. Kimmel, M. Ed.. University of . Delaware. ACPA March 5-8, 2015: Tampa, Florida. Session outline. Brief introductions. Review concepts of “Sustainability,” “Just Sustainability,” and “Environmental Justice”. Local Government DIAP guidelines. Richard Hawkins. Disability Access and Inclusion. May 2016. Overview. Disability Inclusion Act – December 2014. Disability Inclusion Plan launched in February 2015 - . Environmental Justice. Our Work. Earthjustice. is committed to expanding our work and partnerships with communities disproportionately impacted by environmental pollution and climate change. Despite our country’s pledge that all people are equal under the law, communities of color, indigenous communities, and low-income communities have historically and currently shoulder the burden of environmental impacts. . August 30, 2017 . By: Norman A. Dupont, Esq.. Ring Bender LLLP. What’s bred in the bone. . . . . Oxford . Reference Dictionary: Lifelong habits or inherited characteristics cannot be . concealed. . . . . NORWAY. Kim S. Jacobsen (kimsjacobsen@gmail.com). Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (. WildCRU. ). University of Oxford. “A tool box half full”. Baruch-. Mordo. S., . Breck. S. W., Wilson, K. R., Broderick J. (2009). . Brenda R. Manuel. Associate Administrator for Diversity. and Equal Opportunity. August 15, 2011. Personality. Internal. Race. Age. Gender. Ethnicity. Physical &. Mental. Ability. Sexual Orientation. 703 KAR 5:070. Office of Assessment and Accountability. Kentucky Department of Education . 2018. Regulation Table of Contents. Introduction, Background and Purpose. Student Inclusion. Summary of Standards for Inclusion of Special Populations. Mino-MnaamodzawinAchieving Indigenous Environmental Justice in CanadaDeborah McGregor Deborah McGregorCriticisms and limitations of EJ e orts in the United States have been well documented by Indigeno Testimony before the Michigan . Civil Rights Commission Hearings on the Flint Water Crisis. September 8. th. , 2016. Michael Mascarenhas, PhD. Associate Professor. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Contemporary notions of environmental and social justice . Jesse M. Bernal, Ph.D.. Vice President for Inclusion & Equity. FRAMEWORK. . FOR. INCLUSION. . &. . EQUITY. AT . GVSU. Summer 2015 Strategic Planning Process. SOCIAL JUSTICE FRAMEWORK. INTERSECTIONAL APPROACH.