Environmental Racism addresses the fact that poor people, but specifically communities of color, are disproportionately impacted by pollution, waste disposal, hazardous sites, resource depletion, and natural disasters.

CAER exists as a resistance to this inequality and as a strong piece of the Environmental Justice Movement, a mobilization of people, communities, and organizations fighting environmental racism in urban and rural settings across the country and the world. CAER works to build alliances with student unions, social justice groups, environmental organizations and the community in order to think globally and act locally.    

CAER Info

• CAER Mission Statement
  
• Conference Schedule
  
• CAER Conference Information
  
• Contact CAER Co-Coordinators
  
• CAER Conference History
  
• List of Accomodations in Eugene
  
• Travel Information
  
• Eugene and University of Oregon Campus Maps
  
• Table Information
  
  

EJ Info

• 17 Principles of Environmental Justice
  
• Environmental Inequity Bibliography/ Booklist
  
• Environmental Justice Related Definitions
  
• Environmental Justice Organization Related Links