Community Events: Urban Wilderness Project

Urban Wilderness Project presents

R U An Endangered
Species?™: Find Out Attend the R U an Endangered Species?™ 4- Part Series
©,
2008, Jourdan I Keith
PART ONE
Human Estuaries: Our Polluted Streams
Thursday, January 8, 2009, 5:00 pm to 8 pm

PART TWO: Strange Fruit: Race, Violence, and Environment
Thursday, February 12, 2009, 5:00 pm to 8 pm

PART THREE: Saving Limbs: Green Spaces and Women’s Lives
Thursday, March 12, 2009, 5:00 pm to 8 pm

PART FOUR: Does Homophobia Have a Carbon Count?: Gender Perception and Safety
Thursday, April 9, 2009,5:00 pm to 8 pm


Pritchard Beach Bathhouse,
8400 55th Avenue S., Seattle , WA



ABOUT URBAN WILDERNESS PROJECT

Mission
The Urban Wilderness Project works to restore and encourage positive
communities by providing culturally and environmentally based service-learning
projects for youth and adult participants.

Vision
To empower and mobilize individuals in their communities to remove the
psychological, social, racial, gender, disabilities, and sexual orientation
barriers associated with current land and water use attitudes, practices and
policies. To provide programs and trainings which reveal acknowledge and
address the global, historical and persistent traumas associated with
environmentalism as defined by dominant culture.


URBAN WILDERNESS PROJECT
"Restoring communities, culture, and the environment." TM

Jourdan Imani Keith
Founder and Director
P.O. Box 18874
Seattle, WA 98118
206-579-5848
www.urbanwildernessproject.org



URBAN WILDERNESS PROJECT
"Restoring communities, culture, and the environment." TM

Jourdan Imani Keith
Founder and Director
P.O. Box 18874
Seattle, WA 98118
206-579-5848
www.urbanwildernessproject.org