Robert Bullard 

• We begin this episode talking with Dr. Robert Bullard, often called the father of environmental justice in the U.S. Here's his website. 
• And here's a link to the Robert D. Bullard Center for Environmental and Climate Justice at Texas Southern University.
• Here's a bit about the White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council

WEACT for Environmental Justice

• Learn more about the powerhouse New York City environmental group and its co-founder and executive director Peggy Shepard.
• Here's a direct link to the video of the Toxics Are a Drag panel
• Much more about the event, with lots of added information about the participants
• More about Dr. Ami Zota and the George Washington University Milken School of Public Health

Dodge Poetry Program webinar on Poetry and Environmental Justice feat. 'The Sacrifice Zone'

• The Sacrifice Zone film, directed by Julie Winokur
• Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation event: The Sacrifice Zone film screening followed by poetry and conversation about environmental justice. (Please note, the video of the event is blank from about 7:30 to about 43:30 as the attendees watched a special screening of the film. Follow directions on the website for the film to get a link for an individual or group screening.)
• Here's information about the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Program and is biennial poetry festival.
• Learn about the Ironbound Community Corporation and its deputy director, organizing and advocacy, Maria Lopez-Nuñez
• Poet Marina Carreira's home page
• Poet Camille Dungy's home page
• Learn more about Dr. Jalonne White-Newsome

Upaya Zen Center

• The July 10, 2021 event on Social and Environmental Justice (Get in touch with the center to see if you can still register for the event and access the video)
• Learn more about Dekila Chungyalpa and the Loka initiative here
• Kritee Kanko's page at the San Francisco Zen Center
• Learn more about Rhonda Magee
• Heather McTeer Toney at Upaya Zen Center