What does a clean, just energy future look like?
Often, the economically disadvantaged are the most adversely affected
by energy decisions. The Energy Justice program at Fresh Energy works
to pass policies that help build the capacity of low-income individuals
to have a strong voice in those decisions.
After working for many years with First Nation Communities in Manitoba,
Canada, Fresh Energy is now collaborating with Minnesota tribes on a
new, critically needed project to increase energy efficiency and energy
conservation on reservations, particularly in housing.
Hosts Gail Daneker and Ian Keith, the Energy Justice Advisory Committee,
and co-hosts cordially invite you to join them in supporting the Energy
Justice program at Fresh Energy. Please come to a fundraising benefit
to learn more about the work and how you can help.
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WORKING
TOGETHER.
Please plan to join us to support Fresh Energy's energy
justice program
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October 25, 2007 5:30PM to 8:30PM
at the home of Gail Daneker and Ian Keith
1791 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul
$25 suggested gift (any gift gratefully accepted)
For more information, please contact Sheila Bayle at bayle@fresh-energy.org or 651-726-756
Co-hosts: Senator Ellen Anderson, Joe Allen, Sheila Bayle, Jim Bernstein,
Ken Bradley, Senator Satveer S. Chaudhary , Rick Duncan, Bruce and Alice
Faribault, Lynn Hinkle, Steve Hoffman, Bill Johnson, Representative Phyllis
Kahn, Don Kahn, Winona LaDuke, Deborah McLaren and Rob Ramer, Roy Magnuson,
Representative Erin Murphy, Kathryn Nelson, Michael Noble, Marianna Padilla
and Virgil Delegard, Representative Aaron Peterson, Leah Peterson, Klas
Robinson,QED, Timothy Rose, Mary Rosenthal, Kristi Rudelius-Palmer, Daryl
Sager, Mark and Shelley Sherman, Elona Street-Stewart and David Stewart,
Erin Stojan, Shiney Varghese, Clarence White, Medora Woods Read more about the Energy Justice Program. If you are unable to attend but would like to make a contribution to
the Energy Justice Program, please make your check out to Fresh Energy
(memo: Energy Justice Program) and mail it to Fresh Energy
408 Saint Peter Street Ste 220
St. Paul, MN 55102
Fresh Energy is the only nonprofit in Minnesota whose sole focus is a
clean, just energy future for the Upper Midwest. Become a member today.
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Honor the Earth: What's New: Energy
Justice Fundraiser for Fresh Energy: October 25th in St. Paul, MN