Community Environmental Monitoring and Empowerment
A Community Monitoring Fair and Training
Fourth Annual National Bucket Brigade* Conference

Saturday, September 8, 2007

(Download Registration Form Now)

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE AGENDA AND LIST OF TRAININGS

What are you breathing? What’s really in your water and soil?
WHO is responsible for the contamination?
Find out how your group can be empowered
to monitor and clean up your community

Featuring:
Dr. Robert Bullard
Keynote Speaker

Environmental Justice Resource Center, Clark Atlanta University
Author of Dumping in Dixie and Toxic Wastes and Race at Twenty
Expert on the link between hazardous-waste facilities and minority neighborhoods.

*The “Bucket Brigade” is an internationally famous strategy of community tools to monitor your environment for yourself!  Residents in 17 countries and over 20 states in the USA are using this method to hold polluters and governments accountable.  This unique event is your chance to get started with tools and trainings that WORK to help your community deal with pollution and find solutions!

Bucket Brigade Conference Details:
Atlanta, Georgia
September 8th  10 am – 4 pm
Emory University School of Law
1301 Clifton Road Atlanta, GA 30322

Registration Required – Space is limited!
Send an e-mail to ruth@gcmonitor.org

Lunch is provided - but you must register.

For More Information contact:
Global Community Monitor – Denny Larson: 415-643-1870
WildLaw – Jocelyn Lyle: 334-396-4729
Georgia Center for Law in the Public Interest – Ela Orenstein: 404-659-3122
The Turner Environmental Law Clinic – Jim Grode: 404-727-3432