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NBEJN sponsored or participated in the following events as part of its ''Civil Rights and Equal Protection'' initiative. | |||
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NBEJN sponsored or participated in the following events as part of its ''Civil Rights and Equal Protection'' initiative.[[Nelson Sources|[6]]] | |||
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2/6/2005 '''Future of Transportation Conference''' NBEJN networked with groups fighting transportation racism.[[Nelson Sources|[ | 2/6/2005 '''Future of Transportation Conference''' NBEJN networked with groups fighting transportation racism.[[Nelson Sources|[1]]] | ||
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10/28/2005 '''Environmental Justice Summit II]]-Members of NBEJN helped plan the summet which convened in Washington, DC. [[Nelson Sources|[ | 10/28/2005 '''Environmental Justice Summit II]]-Members of NBEJN helped plan the summet which convened in Washington, DC. [[Nelson Sources|[1]]] | ||
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3/29/2000 '''Days of Outrage and Action''' Meeting set in Memphis, Tn to expose the health crisis of Black communities(particularly Black children) that live near contaminated federal facilities.[[Nelson Sources|[ | 3/29/2000 '''Days of Outrage and Action''' Meeting set in Memphis, Tn to expose the health crisis of Black communities(particularly Black children) that live near contaminated federal facilities.[[Nelson Sources|[1]]] | ||
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(see complete list at [http://nbejn.org/campaigns.html NBEJN CAMPAIGNS]) | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:01, 10 May 2006
NBEJN sponsored or participated in the following events as part of its Civil Rights and Equal Protection initiative.[6]
2/6/2005 Future of Transportation Conference NBEJN networked with groups fighting transportation racism.[1]
10/28/2005 Environmental Justice Summit II]]-Members of NBEJN helped plan the summet which convened in Washington, DC. [1]
3/29/2000 Days of Outrage and Action Meeting set in Memphis, Tn to expose the health crisis of Black communities(particularly Black children) that live near contaminated federal facilities.[1]
(see complete list at NBEJN CAMPAIGNS)
