We the People: Stories from the Community Rights Movement in the United States

by Anneke Campbell

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We the People offers powerful portraits of communities across the United States that have faced threats from environmentally destructive corporate projects and responded by successfully banning those projects at a local level. We hear the inspiring voices of ordinary citizens and activists practicing a cutting-edge form of organising developed by the non-profit law firm, the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF).… (more)

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We the people portrays communities across the United States that have stopped environmentally destructive projects at the local level. It deals with creating sustainable practices for local communities.

PendleHillLibrary | Mar 6, 2018 |

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We the People offers powerful portraits of communities across the United States that have faced threats from environmentally destructive corporate projects and responded by successfully banning those projects at a local level. We hear the inspiring voices of ordinary citizens and activists practicing a cutting-edge form of organising developed by the non-profit law firm, the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund (CELDF).

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