Linking Activism Ecology, Social Justice, and Education for Social Change New Approaches in Sociology Series
Auteur : Gardner Morgan
1. Introduction: Envisioning Linking Activism: Agency and Self in the Creation of Ecologically Healthy and Socially Just Communities Part I: Linking Environmental Protection and Social Justice: Issues of Theory and Discourse 2. We Are Not Only In It Together, We Are Also In It Differently: Ecological Burden and Social Location 3. Recounting Complex Stories: Limits and Possibilities of Narrative Frames 4. The Linking Activist as Linking Messenger: Challenges to the Communication of Social
Justice-Ecological Connections Part II: Exploring Forms of Linking Activist Practice 5. Living Democracy through Linking Activism: Fighting for the Rights of Information and Participation in Government Environmental Decisions 6. Linking Activism as a Catalyst for Organizational Change: The Challenge and Promise of Environmental Organizations 7. Constituency-Oriented Linking Activism: Voicing Environmental Concerns from the Realities of Socially Marginalized Constituencies 8. Common Cause Linking Activism: Building Alliances between Environmental and Social Justice Sectors Part III: Linking Activism: Capacities, Approaches and Skills 9. The Journey: Bearing Witness, Questioning, Reflecting Critically and Holistically, and Demythologizing 10. More on the Journey: Translation, Trust Building, Hope, and Emergence 11. The Unending Journey
Date de parution : 04-2009
15.2x22.9 cm
Date de parution : 09-2005
Ouvrage de 296 p.
15.2x22.9 cm
Mots-clés :
social; justice; sectors; environmental; discrimination; movement; groups; work; northern; ontario; Environmental Issues; Social Justice Sectors; Environmental Discrimination; Linking Work; Canadian Environmental Law Association; Linking Activists; Site Specific Case Study; Linking Practice; Anti-poverty Groups; Environmental Groups; Northern Ontario; Ontario Hydro; Atomic Energy Control Board; Red Winged Blackbird; Social Justice Struggle; PVC Plastic; Traditional Epidemiology; Visible Minority Youth; Transborder Participatory Democracy; Inter Connectedness; Environmental Injustices; Round Table Members; Popular Epidemiology; Identity Deployment; Environmental Change Practice