Melanie speak about the situations of people who are the victims of injustice because they stand up for issues like the environment and human rights and are seen to threaten their national regime, and share ideas on what can be done to change these situations. Come to this workshop led by Juniata Recycling Committee leaders Jill Stone and find out what we have done here at Juniata to promote recycling. Also come and share your ideas, thoughts, and progresses that you have made at your college. Come to ask questions and make comments. I will share my impressions from my trip to Cuba last summer, and you will share the experiences you have had there, or here in the U.S. relating to Cuba.
All perspectives welcome.
An environmental battlefront has formed in Nicaragua, which once boasted the western hemisphere's largest expanse of rainforest territory outside of the Amazon basin. These and many other topics comprise the workshop on the Nicaragua Network's environmental justice campaign which will seek to tackle the obvious question of what can we in the United States do to support the rainforest and indigenous peoples of Nicaragua and other Central American countries. Guys, this is for you to learn about to, so don't be scared away. Burma is the site of widespread slave labor, mass torture and execution, rampant rainforest destruction and forced prostitution of minors. This multimedia presentation will both enrage and educate you, in preparation for action on your campus and in your community to end these atrocities.