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Environmental Justice Awareness Day
New Mexico State Legislature, Capitol Rotunda
Friday, March 2, 2007

Educational Tours of the New Mexico State Legislature

Reception
Food, Music, Speakers

The Educational Tours will provide the community an opportunity to learn about the New Mexico State legislature and how decisions are made. Community representatives will lead the tours. As part of the tour, participants will meet with legislative leaders. The tours will be offered in Spanish and English. All ages are welcome.

Sponsored by: Southwest Network for Environmental and Economic Justice New Mexico; Environmental Justice Working Group: Cambio, Colonias Development Council, Concerned Citizens of Wagon Mound and Mora County, Kalpulli Izkalli, SAGE Council, SouthWest Organizing Project; and allies the New Mexico Environmental Law Center and the Southwest Research and Information Center

For more information call the Southwest Network for Environmental and Economic Justice (505) 242-0416 or info@sneej.org