MISSION: Southwest Research and Information Center is a multi-cultural organization working to promote the health of people and communities, protect natural resources, ensure citizen participation, and secure environmental and social justice now and for future generations
Book Reviews
The following books were reviewed in this issue of voices:
Vital Signs 2001
The Worldwatch Institute
Washington, DC: Worldwatch Institute, 2001
Grassroots Journalism
A Practical Manual for Doing the Kind of Newswriting That Doesn't Just Get People Angry, But Active - That Doesn't Just Inform, But Inspires
By Eesha Williams
New York, NY: The Apex Press, 2000
The Cost of Cool
Youth, Consumption & the Environment
Hosted by Alexandra Paul, produced by Population
San Francisco, CA: The Video Project
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Table of Contents
- Voices from the World Conference Against Racism
- Letter From The Board
- Desert Voices
- Indigenous Peoples and the State
- Indigenous Perspective on Colonialism
- The Trail to Durban
- Voices: Three More Perspectives
- Book Reviews
- Senator Domenici is Misleading the Navajo People • UPDATE!
- Supporting SRIC
"As we see all around us, racism and racial discrimination continue unabated. Although we refer to our world as a global village, it is a world sadly lacking in the sense of closeness towards neighbour and community which the word village implies. In each region, and within all countries, there are problems stemming from either a lack of respect for, or lack of acceptance of, the inherent dignity and equality of all human beings. Our world is witness to serious ethnic conflicts; to discrimination against minorities, indigenous peoples and migrants workers; the accusation of institutionalized racism in police forces; harsh immigration and asylum policies; hate sites on the Internet and youth groups promoting intolerance and xenophobia."
– Mary Robinson,
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
24 March 1999
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