New Orleans Organizations
Deep South Center for Environmental JusticeSubmitted by John See on September 27, 2007 - 3:02pm.
Dillard University 2601 Gentilly Boulevard New Orleans, LA 70122 United States The Deep South Center for Environmental Justice (DSCEJ) like many other programs at colleges and universities in New Orleans, Louisiana and the Gulf Coast, while physically destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, recognize an even greater need for their services. It is imperative that our current programs are continued, but it is also necessary that we shift our major attention to the destruction caused by this devastating hurricane. Contact: Dr. Beverly WrightPhone: 504-816-4025
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New Orleans Worker Center for Racial JusticeSubmitted by John See on September 27, 2007 - 3:50pm.
The New Orleans Worker Justice Coalition (NOWJC) has prioritized the
establishment of the Louisiana Workers' Center to adequately address the
long-term impact of this human and civil rights crisis voiced by the workers.
The Center will be an independent, but collaborative, community-based
organization advocating for and organizing workers in post-Katrina New Orleans
in a multi-racial, multi-industry context. The NOWJC is comprised of a set of
institutions that have come together with the explicit purpose of creating
555-555-5555 Unlisted Unlisted, LA 55555 United States The People's Hurricane Relief Fund and Oversight CommitteeSubmitted by John See on September 27, 2007 - 3:20pm.
The PHRF is a broad-based coalition whose activities are spread across fourteen working groups and whose stated focus is on the needs and perspectives of marginalized, poor, African-American survivors of Hurricane Katrina. 1418 N. Claiborne #2 New Orleans, LA 70116 United States Fax: 504-301-0306»
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