An Indigenous participant speaks during the REDD Capacity Building Training for Indigenous Peoples. The REDD training took place on May 30th in New York City and was organized by Indigenous Environmental Network and Global Forest Coalition. Global Justice Ecology Project gave a detailed powerpoint presentation about the social, environmental and health threats posed by GE tree plantations. Photo: Langelle/GJEP-GFC
Global Justice Ecology Project’s 2009 Annual Report is now online. You can find the link to download the 10 page by clicking here.
What You Will Find in Our 2009 Annual Report:
• GJEP’s Climate Justice Program: Accomplishments at the UN Climate Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark; and building the climate justice movement in North America
• Updates on the STOP GE Trees Campaign and our work in support of the rights of Indigenous and forest-dependent communities
• Media Support work: The Indigenous Peoples’ Global Summit on Climate Change
• New Voices on Climate Change: Fall Tour and G20 Protests in Pittsburgh
• GJEP’s Visual Impact: the photography of Orin Langelle
• GJEP’s work in Vermont
• Global Forest Coalition
• 2009 Financial Report
