Global Justice Ecology Project Turns Five! Celebration September 5th  ( 08/22/2008  10:43:48 )

Join us Friday, September 5th 2008 at 5pm at the GJEP office (10600 Rte 116, Hinesburg--the yellow office building between the town hall and the Hinesburg Community Church.  Directions below article).  Meet us on the balcony for food, drinks, music and a slide show of co-Director Orin Langelle's photos depicting five years of Global Justice Ecology Project accomplishments! Meet the hardworking and world-traveling GJEP staff and our Board of Directors, who will be coming from as far away as Kenya. 

GJEP Turns Five

By Sara Armstrong, Campaigns and Office Assistant

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Other Recent News Postings:

Making a Killing: Article by GJEP Board Member  ( 08/21/2008  03:14:38 )

MAKING A KILLING: THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX AND IMPACTS ON THE THIRD WORLD

written by Aziz Choudry, Professor, McGill University and GJEP Board member

August 20, 2008 and published in Toward Freedom.

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GJEP Job Opening!  ( 08/07/2008  04:15:54 )
Job Description: Media/ Campaigns Organizer

Global Justice Ecology Project is looking for a qualified individual to work in our Hinesburg, Vermont-based office.  Position will include working on our established and growing national/international media program as well as supporting our campaigns on climate change, forest protection and indigenous ...  For more click here 

Landloss threat ends as African Parks withdraws from Ethiopia  ( 08/07/2008  04:15:08 )
Landloss threat ends as African Parks withdraws from Ethiopia

African Parks Foundation (now known as African Parks Network) of the Netherlands has announced it will withdraw from its lease of the Omo and Nech Sar National Parks, Ethiopia, by October, 2008.

Human rights organizations had ...  For more click here 

VIA CAMPESINA Position Paper Regarding Agrofuels  ( 07/01/2008  12:10:23 )
Presented to the media on June 24th, 2008 in Jakarta during the International Conference on Peasant Rights. "Right to grow, right to feed, right to eat"

[Note: At the May 2008 UN Convention on Biological Diversity Conference of the Parties, Global Justice Ecology Project worked together ...  For more click here