Land and Chemicals
Region 5
This Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, plans to develop and implement an outreach campaign using education, social marketing, and a media campaign on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and the health risks of pests and pesticide use. This project will inform the Silver Spring Community and the general Milwaukee metro area of effective ways to implement IPM practices to improve the health of themselves and their families. This project will increase the number of community residents who are aware of IPM resources and their role in the IPM process.
SILVER SPRING NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
5460 North 64th Str.
Silver Spring Neighborhoood Center
Environmental Justice Small Grant Program

URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER AT MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY - TO PLAN FOR AN URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER TO
OFFICE OF FINANCE AND MANAGEME
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Environmental Justice Small Grant Program

Office of Environmental Justice
Region 4
This environmental justice project will improve surface and groundwater quality and the public health in the Germantown, South Carolina area by providing information and training to Germantown citizens in the operation and proper maintenance of septic systems and individual well systems and by formulating protocols for a model onsite, decentralized wastewater management inspection and maintenance program with community collaboration and support.
Environmental Justice Program
P.O. Box 26, 10017 Highway 17 North
Sewee to Santee Community Development Corp
Environmental Justice Small Grant Program

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FORUMS FOR EMPOWERMENT OF NEIGHBORHOODS - The objective of this grant is to p
MINORITY ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATION

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT - TO PROVIDE TRAIENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR NEIGHB
440 FIRST STREET NW SUITE 50
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF BLACK COUNTY

'HOSTOS-BRONX ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROJECT' - THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO HELP COMMUNITY GROU
DIV. FOR PLANNING RES. + DEVEL
HOULTON BAND OF MALISEET INDIANS

CHATTANOOGA CREEK WATERSHED COMMUNITY/UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP- TO HELP COMMUNITY GROUPS TO EFFICIENTL
CTR. FOR THE MGMT U+P AND WTR.
TENNESSEE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

NORTHERN NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND TAOS PUEBLO PARTNERING FOR THE FUTURE: INCREASING TRIBAL
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO COMM. COLLEGE
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE COMMUNITY/UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIP PROJECT - THEENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE COMMUNITY/
SPONSORED PROJECTS OFFICE
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY

'ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ON IROQUOIS RESERVATIONS: DIALOGUE AND PROBLEM SOLVING' - THE PURPOSE OF THIS
OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS
CORNELL UNIVERSITY

A TRIBAL COMMUNITY/UNIVERSITY ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP IN WA TRIBAL COMMUNITY/UNIVERSITY EN
GRADUATE STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT

ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER SEAFOOD CONSUMPTION STUDY - TO ASSIST LOWASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER SEAFO
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

A Community Lead Education Project
Office of Enforcement & Assurance Compliance
Time Extension (Amendment)
7325 Palmetto St. Campus Box 45B
OCEA
Xavier University of Louisiana

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO/UT AT HOUSTON SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN EL PASO COMMUNITY PARTNE
OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROJECTS
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

PARTNERSHIP EFFORT FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHILDREN'S HEALTH (PEACH) - TO HELP LOW INCOME AND CULTURA
1801 FAYETTEVILLE STREET
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP GRANT: RESERVATION ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PARTNERSHI
AZ BOARD OF REGENTS-ARIZONA STATE UNIV

'COMMUNITY ACCESS GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) FOR ENVIRONMEN'COMMUNITY ACCESS GEOGRAPHIC INF
OFC. OF DEAN OF PLANNING
HOULTON BAND OF MALISEET INDIANS

'THE NORTHERN MANHATTAN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP' The purpose of this project is to help lo
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS OFFICE
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NY

SOUTHEASTERN CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH - THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO HELP
DIVISION OF SPONSORED RESEARCH
FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY

William Byrd/Virginia Commonwealth University Environmental Justice Partnership
Office of Enforcement & Assurance Compliance
No Cost Extension
1101 East Marshall Street, Box 980568
OECA,IO,OEJ
Virginia Commonwealth University

'Swethey' Northwest Indian College And Lummi Fisheries River Witness Program: To Help Low-Income And
2522 Kivena Road
Northwest Indian College

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROJECT - TO HELP LOW INCOME AND MINORITY COMMUNITY GROUPS EFFICIENTLY ADDRESS
1800 OAKDALE AVENUE
CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO

COMMUNITY LEARNING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ASSISTANCE TO NEIGHBORHOODS (C.L.E.A.N.) - THIS PROJECT WILL CR
URBAN RESOURCE INSTITUTE
MERRIMACK COLLEGE

Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance
Office of Enforcement & Assurance Compliance
Develop and implement workshops to educate the elderly and children about the environmental and health issues that exist as a result of the oil spill. Workshops will provide information on how to understand and interpret the scientific fundings about the oil and hydrocarbons released in the environment and safety measures related to the ongoing clean-up. Through this project, Faith Answers will work with partners and workshop participants to develop educational intervention strategies.
Faith Answers Inc Project Community Clean
15101 Madison Street
Faith Answers Inc

Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance
Create and disseminate educational material, conveying the findings of the community monitoring research in lay terms that community members can fully understand. These findings will be distributed and discussed at other community workshops and community meetings.
Enivironmental Health Project
1120 North G Street
Office of Environmental Justice
Citizens Against Toxic Exposure

ENVIRONMENTAL SUMMER ASSOCIATES PROGRAM FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS - TO PROVIDE SHORT-TERM WORK/LEARN
OFFICE OF PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
THE ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS ORGANIZATION

ALLIANCE FOR SUCCESS - TO INTEREST TALENTED UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS FROM UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS IN G
OFFICE OF GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF

WASTE DIVERSION: EDUCATIONAL - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MERCADOBUSINESS MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY EAST BAY F

FUNDS FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE STUDENTS TO ATTEND THE SUMMER ENVIRONMEFUNDS FOR CULTURALLY DIVERSE STU
BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE

Office of the Regional Administator
Office of Environmental Justice
Region 4
This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to Southface Energy Institute to help the Southeast mitigate and adapt to climate change by promoting green building design. The goal of the project is to develop a green building video and a permanent green tour at the Creativity, Honor, Respect, Integrity and Safety (CHRIS) Kids Apartments Site. The green building video and green tour will discuss strategies that buildings and individuals can take to incorporate green elements in building design to save energy, water and resources.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program for Community Research
241 Pine Street
Southface Energy Institute

Office of the Regional Administrator
This action approves a time extension of the budget and project end date from 06/30/11 to 06/30/12 to provide Rogergers-Eubanks Neighborhood Association, North Carolina additional time to achieve the goals of their work plan.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program for Community Research
1711 Purefoy Drive
RogersEubank - Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood Asso.

Office of the Regional Administrator
This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to Appalachia - Science in the Public Interest to help households in Franklin County, Kentucky, reduce their household greenhouse gas emissions. Residential greenhouse gas emissions in Frankfort represented 60% of the city�s total greenhouse gas emissions. The project called Lighten Up, Frankfort! addresses the environmental and public health impacts of fossil fueled based energy systems and the economic threats facing low-income families in the community. The project will also educate the community on how to change their energy use in ways that will both reduce demand for fossil fuels and save money on their utility bills.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program for Community Research
50 Lair Street
Appalachia - Appalachia - Science in the Public Interest Inc

Office of the Regional Administrator
This action approves an award in the amount of $24,025 to Appalshop Inc to gather information, identify key stakeholders, and identify ways local decision-makers can respond to the effects of oil and gas recovery on water and air quality in Southeast Kentucky and Southwest Virginia. The community will be informed through radio broadcast, internet, and public forums discussing and defining steps the community may wish to take in response to the emerging issues.
91 Madison Street
AppalshopInc - Appalshop Inc

This action approves the budget modification requested by the grantee. Grant funds will be moved from Contractual ($15,200) and reallocated to Personnel ($15,200). This agreement provides funding to the Polk County Board of County Commissioners for an outreach educational and informational project which will notify the 586,000 citizens of Polk County of the change in the county's Floodplain. The funding will purchase software and pay for the production of one 90 seconds informational video and one 15 minute educational documentary to be aired by local cable providers and radio stations serving the affected community. Water Management and the County will use the new Floodplain Mapping to insure proper disposal of chemicals, animal waste, pesticides, human waste, polluted run-off and naturally-occurring substances that can contaminate drinking water and the advanced educational preparedness for natural disaster precautions and hazards.
P. O. Box 9005; Drawer CA04
Polk County Bd. of County Commissioners Util. Div.

This action approves a time extension of the budgetand project period end date from 6/30/11 to 6/30/12 to provide Santa Rosa County, Florida additional time to achieve the goals in their work plan.award in the amount of $24,982 to the County of Santa Rosa in support of ongoing efforts to reduce risk for contamination of Inland Potable Water Wellfield areas through (1) the creation and distribution of public educational materials designed to educate residential and commercial property owners about groundwater protection and (2) GIS analysis of available vertical and horizontal data, with the outcome being a map showing the area most appropriate for enhanced aquifer protection. The data analysis component of the project will support community land use planners and decision makers in their efforts to protect the community�s potable water supply.
6051 Old Bagdad Hwy, Suite 202
SantaRosaCo. - County of Santa Rosa

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to the City of Miami to work in collaboration with Roots in the City, a local nonprofit, to enhance and expand the Overtown Urban Community Garden. This project will improve Overtown's environment, community health, and facilitate the local green economy while raising environmental awareness, expanding outreach, and providing training and education. EPA funding will provide a community orchard, consisting of 36 fruit-bearing trees. The urban garden will provide an additional green job training site for participants in “Roots In The City�s” Landscape and Horticultural Training Institute.
444 SW 2nd Avenue
City of Miami

Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance
SMALL GRANT- This program is aimed at waste management issues in the colonias, including the problem of disposing solid waste materials. Goals include creating a cleaner environment and helping citizens to be better informed and more responsible community actors.
Community Solid Waste Management Project
1 Las Lomas
Colonias Unidas
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Grants Program

SMALL GRANT- MFCA (and partner organizations) will create a group to help Southeast Houston residents identify environmental concerns including exposure to air pollution, and assist with problem-solving efforts.
Improving Environmental Quality through Collaboration
3100 Richmond, Suite 309
Mothers for Clean Air
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Grants Program

EJAG and its partners will establish the “Portland Northern Neighborhoods Air Quality Coalition” to investigate and implement sustainable solutions to eliminate the disproportionate air pollution problems faced by residents caused by diesel fuel emissions. The process will include the creation of a video and community-based education program to increase understanding of air quality issues, the health impacts on the community, and the sustainable solutions.
Portland Northern Neighborhoods Air Quality Coalition
OECA
Portland Northern Nghbrhd Qlty Coal
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Grants Program

Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
SMALL GRANT - To seek management and corrective action through community capacity-building and multiple stakeholder involvement regarding environmental hazards in order to protect the public health of homeowners and residents in support of planned economic, social, and environmental growth and development.
Lack Of Basic Amenities - Links To Environmental And Health Disparties
P.O. Box 661
OECA
West End Revitalization Association

ENVIRONMENTAL ASSOCIATES PROGRAM FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS - TO PROVIDE SHORT-TERM WORK/LEARNING EXPERIEN
OFFICE OF PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
THE ENVIRONMENTAL CAREERS ORGANIZATION

Office of Regional Administrator
This action approves an award in the amount $20,000 to the North Carolina Environmental Justice Network [NCEJN]. NCEJN will use these funds to provide outreach, education, and technical assistance to communities and health care providers in five eastern North Carolina counties. This project will also assist communities in organizing landowners, testing and analyzing wells for groundwater pollution, and organizing to advocate for local decision-maker to implement clean-up/repair efforts on community wells or identify and implement alternative drinking sources.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program
P.O. Box 61
EnvJusNetwk - NC Environmental Justice Network

This action provides funding in the amount of $20,000 to conduct focus group sessions to identify environmental health concerns of Jacksonville residents in the Jacksonville Urban Core. The project will focus on reducing environmental risks inside of the home by offering health home assessments, and educating residents on environmental hazards. In addition, an advisory board will be formed to address the environmental health concerns and identify resources to assist residents. The advisory board will consist of community residents, local businesses, city representatives, academia, local nonprofit organizations.
128 E. Forsyth Street, 6th Floor
City of Jacksonville

This action approves an award in the amount of $15,000 to Fort Valley State University for workshops for socially disadvantage and minority farmers. This project will provide outreach, education, and technical assistance to promote waste reduction and improve surface and ground water quality in priority watersheds.
Environmental Justice Farmers Initiative
1005 State University Drive
Fort Valley State University
Surveys, Studies, Investigations, and Special Purpose Activities Relating to Environmental Justice

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to The Harambee House to engage adult and youth residents of Savannah in community-based participatory research and community education activities that help residents understand and address the impacts of environmental toxins. Harambee House/Citizen for Environmental Justice will train 10 adult residents in the new Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule to address environmental hazards in residential units and research the impacts of lead poisoning. Harambee House will also work with a nationally renowned youth organization to train 12 youth to research and document (through video) the impacts of environmental toxins in their communities.
1115 Habersham Street
Harambee House Inc

Iun Environmental Justice Partnership -
To help low income and minority community groups efficiently address environmental justice issues through active partnership with institutions of higher education. NO COST EXTENSION
Indiana University Bloomington

Developing And Enhancing Aquatic Resource Analysis Capabilities Through Collaboration-Develop And En
P. O. Box 159
Fort Belknap College

Assessing And Communicating Risk: A Partnership To Evaluate A Superfund Site
To help low income and minority community groups efficiently address environmental justice issues through active partnerships with institutions of higher education. Time Extension (Amendment)
450 Gateway Bldg. 200 Oak Street SE
University of Minnesota

LEAD BUSTER TEAM: COMMUNITY BASED EFFORTS TO REDUCE LEAD HAZARDS - THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS AGREEMENT
111 EAST 210TH STREET
MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER

REDUCING PESTICIDE EXPOSURE IN FARMWORKERS AND FARMWORKER FAMILIES - TO HELP LOW INCOME AND MINORITY
1801 FAYETTEVILLE STREET
NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY

Environmental Associates Program For College Students
This project will provide short-term work/learning experiences to culturally-diverse college students with an interest in environmental careers in the Federal government.
179 South Street, 5th Floor
The Environmental Careers Organization

Environmental Associates Program For College Students
(Time Extension) - This project will provide short-term work/learning experiences to culturally-diverse college students with an interest in environmental careers in the Federal government.
179 South Street, 5th Floor
OECA
The Environmental Careers Organization

EPA/MSU Summer Intern Program
The objective of this project is to provide training opportunities for students. Increase of Funds
Office of the Vice Pres. for Finance Cold Spring Lane & Hillen Road
Morgan State University

Environmental Associates Program For College Students
This project will provide a group of student interns with training and scientific research opportunities to learn about environmental science, policies, regulations and programs.
179 South Street, 5th Floor
The Environmental Careers Organization

Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
To convene panel of public administrators who will develop a list of recommendations as to possible options for improvement or change in each area so that environmental justice considerations can effectively be incorporated into the permitting process.
Study of Environmental Justice in Permitting Process-
1100 New York Ave NW Suite 1090E
National Academy of Public Administration

Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
To administer a professional Environmental Protection Intern Program to provide undergraduate and graduate college students training opportunities through exposure to environmental programs at EPA regional facilities.
Regional Environmental Associates Program For College Students

Environmental Justice Research and Training Project
ELI will develop a curriculum on how environmental laws (e.g. Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, etc.) can be utilized by local community organizations to address their own local environmental and/or public health problems. This curriculum will be used at three on-site workshops to educate community leaders on these environmental laws. These workshops will help community leaders develop negotiation skills, and these community leaders will, in turn, teach negotiation skills to others in their respective groups and communities.
131 Mount Auburn Street
Consensus Building Institute Inc.

Second People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit (Summit II)
SMALL GRANT - To provide support research and documentation for the Second People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit II, Washington, DC.
223 James P. Brawley Dr.
Clark Atlanta University

CEJSC Public Dialogues on Environmental Equity Across the State of Maryland
SMALL GRANT - To conduct public dialogues on environmental equity across the State of Maryland and prepare summaries of the results.
1800 Washington Blvd
MD Dept of the Environment

Active Community Development and Empowerment
SMALL GRANT - Assist community based organizations and residents by providing a simple-to-use roadmap on how to use federal environmental statutes, to enhance environmental protection and enforcement knowledge.
Community Networking Resources Inc.

To provide undergraduate and graduate college students with exposure to environmental programs through a training experience of conducting research projects at EPA facilities.
Environmental Professional Intern Program
30 Winter Street, 6th floor

SMALL GRANT - Residents will learn that there are steps each person can take to address problems of indoor air pollution, solid waste disposal, and recycling, and that additional community-wide steps will be needed to successfully address the full array of factors creating indoor air pollution problems and other environmental and health problems.
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Model
517 Moody Street
Coalition for a Better Acre

SMALL GRANT-To secure government and private business cooperation in an effort to reduce air pollution generated by trucks and buses located in the community and to determine the extent of the indoor and outdoor air pollution in order to inform parents about asthma.
Envrionmental Justice in East New York-
613 New Lots Avenue
United Community Centers Inc.

Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assistance
SMALL GRANT - This project will focus on the capacity of body shops to increase their environmental compliance and understanding of health risks in the community that may be posed by their solid waste practices and air emissions.
Park Heights Environmental Justice Project Creating a Model for Success
3901-03 Park Heights Ave
Park Reist Corridor Coalition

OECA - Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance
SMALL GRANT -The goal of the project is to improve vacant lot maintenance and sustain their upkeep through a recycling program, thereby eliminating the toxic dust from the uncapped vacant lots which contribute to the high asthma rates in the community.
Shared Prosperity Through Envir. Justice Initiative
2544 Germantown Ave
OEJ
The Village of Arts and Humanities

To train College Students in the Environmental field through short-term Internships
Associates Program For College Students
30 Winter Street, 6th Floor

SMALL GRANT: To fully identify and characterize the environmental and public health issues associated with straight pipe sewage disposal and acid mine drainage .
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Grant Program
C/O Dr. Stan Botts, Jr 122 Wyandotte Ave E.
Hands Across the Mountain Inc

SMALL GRANT - JPAP will develop multi-stakeholder partnerships to formulate a vision to action , to address such issues as toxic exposure and clean water, for the impacted community. This vision will include an action plan for the possible relocation of 150 to 200 families who surround the site of a former chemical plant.
Community First: Building Bridges for Inclusion
P.O. Box 765, 202 Virginia Ave.
JesusPAP - Jesus People Against Pollution

WAF and its partners will form the Health Education Coalition. The Coalition will primarily focus on the development of a youth-driven, community-based video to educate the youth and community about PCB exposure under an overall health education agenda.
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving Grant Model
1700 West 10th Street
West Anniston Foundation

SMALL GRANT--To create an Environmental Justice Research and Training Center in Altgeld Gardens to serve as a focal point of community skills development and job training, as well as a hub for contaminant research and remedial activity.
Environmental Justice for Altgeld Gardens
13116 South Ellis Avenue
OEJ
People for Community Recovery

WMEAC, in collaboration with its partners, will build the capacity of citizen groups in order to develop and implement a “peer to peer” training curriculum on lead awareness. Participation in the development of the curriculum will provide a practical and important opportunity for the citizen groups to help shape a pro-active response to the issue of lead within their communities.
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Grant Program
1514 Wealthy Street, SE, Suite 280
West Michigan Environ. Action Council

OGNA and its partners will create the “John Garland Park Task Force” to organize the necessary stakeholders in the community-driven redevelopment initiative and to monitor progress toward the goal of reopening the John Garland Park, a redeveloped landfill in the Oak Grove neighborhood that was closed in the late 1980�s due to environmental concerns related to gas venting and water contamination.
Back To The Park: Collaborative Problem Solving In The Oak Grove Community -
Oak Grove Neighborhood Association

Officer of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
GD and its partners will establish “Centro de Salud Ambiental,” a virtual center for environmental health that will provide environmental and health information, particularly in regards to air quality, to residents and create new impetus for problem resolutions in this diverse, Spanish-speaking community. The project aims to build powerful relationships by encouraging and interacting with local government and businesses.
EJ Collaborative Problem Solving Grant Program
2120 W. 33rd Avenue
Groundwork Denver Incorp.

AHC will work with its partners and the local community to develop a Community Plan as a means of engaging in discussions with state and municipal officials. The environmental and public health issues to be addressed through site cleanup and redevelopment include water pollution and soil contamination, as well as the socio-economic issues in Anahola.
Project Imua-
4444 Hokualele Road POB 2
Anahola Homesteaders Council

ICSC will work with its partners to establish state and local government policies and procedures for beach monitoring. The project will also produce a beach closure management plan that can be replicated and can successfully reach out to communities with limited English proficiency. ICSC will also work with partners to raise the Asian and Pacific Islander communities� awareness of safe and sustainable shellfish harvesting which poses a risk for these communities as shellfish is often affected by toxins and other pollutants discharged into waterways.
Asian Pacific Islander Environmental Awareness Project
1427 E. 40th Street
Indochinese Cultural & Service Center

The purpose of the project is to create a community-driven process for scientific research that would allow for more meaningful involvement of the New Orleans East community with regards to studies that have a direct impact on the community. The community would like to take the opportunity to participate in and provide input to the study of the effects of the oil spill on their air and water. The project will create a framework for a community driven process that will allow the water and air monitoring components of the project to be carried out in a way that meets the concerns and needs of the community and creates data that the community will trust.
Establish community-Driven Science
4626 Alcee Fortier Blvd., Suite E
Mary Queen of Viet Nam Community Development Corp.

Purpose statement: Community members impacted by the BP oil spill need understandable, scientific data about their environment. The proposed plan educates residents to investigate the oil�s impact for themselves through trainings to conduct seafood, water, air and soil testing. This traditional sampling is combined with innovative aerial balloon mapping. Both of these techniques are carried out by the community members. They will be better informed by doing monitoring themselves.
Community Monitoring and Aerial Mapping
4226 Canal Street
Louisiana Bucket Brigade

The main purpose of the project is to educate the Southeast Asian (SEA) community and increase their awareness of the environmental and social impacts of the BP oil spill. Clear communication is the first essential key to getting the SEA community on track; recruiting the appropriate translators in the community to speak Vietnamese, Cambodian, Laotian, Mien. This will help to bridge the gap between the SEA community and those outside of the community who are working to amelioriate the harmful effects of the oil spill. Creating and translating literature in the appropriate languages that will clearly list the environmental health risk factors resulting from the oil spill and working with legitimate resources can help the community re-build their livelihood.
Southeast Asian Community Oil Spill Education
1765 Sutter Street
Japanese American Citizens League

Land and Chemicals Division
To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant project in minority and low-income neighborhoods in Minneapolis, Minnesota, including education and outreach on toxic pollutants, perfluorohchemicals and environmental health. This project will include education and outreach on asthma triggers and planning around Asthma intervention strategies.
Women's Environmental Institute of Amador Hill
P.O. Box 128
Women's Environmental Institue of Amador Hill

Office of Environmental Justice and Indian Affairs
Tekoa Charter School will implement an afterschool environmental science lab program. The program will engage students, teachers, parents, and stakeholders in the evaluation of area environmental issues, with a focus on air quality. The area of concern is the Westside of the city of Port Arthur, Texas. The project outcomes will include an improved community awareness of environmental issues impacting the area.
Classroom Environmental Lab Project
326 Thomas Blvd.
Tekoa Charter School Inc

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs
This project addresses climate change mitigation and adaptation by building capacity for green jobs training and education, benefiting high school students in environmental justice communities in New Mexico. It will equip those students with the knowledge, skills and abilities to compete for employment. A trained green jobs workforce in New Mexico will also assist the state in its efforts to develop clean energy and green industries thus improving local, regional, and national environmental quality. The project includes activities that are authorized by the Clean Air Act and Toxic Substances Control Act.
Empowering Economically Challenged Communities
1413 Second Street Suite 4
Earth Works Institute

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs
University of Texas Foundation, in partnership with University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB) and Community In Powerment and Development Association (CIDA) will implement an indoor air quality outreach program. The area of concern is the Westside of the city of Port Arthur, Texas. The project outcomes will include an improved community awareness of environmental issues impacting the area.
Promoting Healthy Homes in an EJ Showcase Community
P,O, Box 250
University of Texas Foundation Inc.

Office of Ecosystems, Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems & Community Health Unit
This project will create and revise maps relating to Environmental Justice communities and create a platform for subsequent revisions based on updates to the data.
Mapping Environmental Justice Communities and Concerns
ETPA
Portland State University
Surveys, Studies, Investigations, and Special Purpose Activities Relating to Environmental Justice

Office of Ecosytems, Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems & Community Health Unit
This project will ground truth the EJ Mapping Project conducted by Portland State University, OPAL's partner. Note: High Risk designation please see Administrative Condition
2010 Census EJ Demographic Mapping Project
2407 SE 49th Ave.
ETPA
Organizing People Activating Leaders
Surveys, Studies, Investigations, and Special Purpose Activities Relating to Environmental Justice

Office of Ecosystems Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems & Community Health Unit
The Common Waters/Common Roots project will accomplish successful on-the-ground riparian restoration projects within eight local watersheds--Deer Creek, Kwina Slough, Schell Creek, Silver Creek, Slater Slough, Smuggler's Slough, and the Lummi and Nooksack Rivers; all of which have a rich history of subsistence fishing by indigenous peoples of the Coast Salish tribes (including the Lummi Nation), but have been degraded by a combination of past land use practices and urbanization. Through the Common Waters/Common Roots (CWCR) project more than 400 local citizens will work to remove non-native and invasive plant species, plant more than 5,000 native trees and shrubs, and maintain these restoration sites located right in their backyards; improving water quality, air quality, and more than 6,000 feet of spawing and rearing habitat for salmonids along these eight streams.
The Common Waters/Common Roots Proejct
2445 E Bakerview Road
ETPA
Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association

Land & Chemicals Division
Program Services Branch
This project will provide education and outreach to four low-income communities in Mill Creek, Valley. This project will educate residents on air toxics and develop strategies to reduce air pollution. The project will connect community leaders with eighth grade classes at three neighborhood schools to educate students on air pollution, toxic chemicals, and environmental justice. The project will develop local environmental justice leaders and a local action plan to reduce air pollution.
COMMUNITIES UNITED FOR ACTION
1814 Dreman Ave.
Communites United For Action

Land and Chemicals Division
To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Southeast Grand Rapids, Michigan which will train ten community members to perform radon testing and Integrated Pest Management assessment and remediation techniques to local low-income residents. This project will alleviate pest issues in at least 60 target area residences, achieving a reduction in observed insects and rodents, pest evidence, reduction or elimination of over the counter pesticides, and reduction in asthma symptoms.
KENT COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
700 Fuller Ave., NE
Kent County Health Department

Land and Chemicals Division
To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Detroit, Michigan which will address local climate change impacts utilizing the Community Hazards Awareness Training Workshop model. This project will conduct two Community Hazards Awareness Workshop training sessions reaching a total of 400 community residents.
DETROITERS WORKING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
4750 Woodward Ave., Suite 406
Detroiters Working for Environmental Justice

Program Services Branch
This project is an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Cleveland, Ohio. The project will address environmental issues associated with vacant lots and local climate change impacts. This project will work directly with the community to revitalize, develop and utilize vacant plots of land from the city land bank and significantly expand open space, restore natural habitats and green the community with native plants. This project will educate local residents on native Ohio plants, pesticides, and sustainable naturescaping. This project will address climate change and help students and residents learn how to document the carbon footprint of landscape actions.
EARTH DAY COALITION
3606 Bridge Avenue
Earth Day Coalition

Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division, D-8J
Program Management Branch
To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in the Austin community of Chicago. This project will provide parents from five schools in Austin, a low-income African-American community in Chicago, with the knowledge and skills they need to improve the environmental quality of community schools. This project will be conducted in partnership with Community Organizing and Family Issues (COFI) and will use a training model that fosters peer-learning to teach participating parents how to conduct and implement indoor air quality management programs and environmental audits at their schools. This training program will include information on: the connection between learning, health and school environment; how to conduct an indoor air assessment; and strategies for improving the school environment along with leadership skills necessary to build strong school support for these changes.
ILLINOIS - HEALTHY SCHOOLS CAMPAIGN - ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM
205 W. Monroe, 4th Floor
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division
Healthy Schools Campaign

Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division, D-8J
Program Management Branch
The project will build community capacity to address public health issues related to the consumption of contaminated fish among people of color and low-income citizens on the Northside of Madison, Wisconsin. This project will: (1) work with minority and poor subsistence fishers to better understand fishing and fish consumption practices on Madison's Northside in order to identify social, communication, cultural, economic, and environmental factors that affect fish consumption in these communities; (2) reduce the consumption of the most contaminated fish while still encouraging the consumption of less contaminated self-caught fish as a healthy, local food source; (3) build collaborative and effective partnerships among minority and poor fishers, neighborhood associations, community centers, non-profit organizations, university scientists, and government agencies that can effectively address fish consumption and water quality issues on Madison's Northside;and (4) empower citizens and build community capacity to educate the community about fish consumption and water quality issues and work to improve these issues in the long-term.
MADISON ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION INC. - FISH CONSUMPTION
1311 Lake View Ave
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division
Madison Environmental Justice Organization Inc.

To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Key objectives include: increase awareness of how to achieve and maintain a healthy, energy efficient home; reducing greenhouse gas emissions and home energy costs; improving household energy safety and reducing chronic health conditions.
INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE AND TRADE POLICY
2105 First Ave. South
Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy

Program Services Branch
The Metropolitan Tenants Organization's Environmental Justice for Renters Project will address public health and the environmental issues concerning rental housing. The project will educate tenants around the dangers of home based lead hazards due to pests and the health risks of pesticide use in the home. In addition, the project will provide training on the use of Integrated Pest Management Systems.
Metropolitan Tenants Organization
1180 North Milwaukee

Office of Ecosystem Tribal and Public Affairs
Environmental Health in the W Eugene Industrial Corridor
1192 Lawrence Street
Oregon Toxics Alliance

Communities & Ecosystems Divisions, CED-1
Environmental Justice Program
The Malama Learning Center (MLC) will partner with the Leeward Community College's Native Hawaiian Student Support Programs to create the Hawaii Green Collar Institute for high school and college students. The students will learn first-hand about environmental and climate change issues facing their communities. In addition, this project will support the MLC's goals to use environmental health education efforts to promote healthier, sustainable communities for the Hawaiian Islands. This award provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Hawaii Green Collar Institute for Students
Communities & Ecosystems Divisions
Malama Learning Center

Communities & Ecosystems Division, CED-1
Environmental Justice Program
This project will develop five Emerald Necklace Action teams comprised of residents from five of the most impacted Emerald Necklace cities: El Monte, South Gate, Bell, Rosemead, and South El Monte. Participating community members will receive training on the air, water quality, greenhouse gas emissions and heat island challenges facing those communities. Activities support the organization's goal to improve basic environmental quality in Emerald Necklace cities and re-invent local economies to support green jobs. This award provides full funding for the period of 07/06/2010 to 07/31/2011 in the amount of $25,000.
Environmental Justice - Emerald Necklace Green Infrastructure
3244 Santa Anita Avenue
Amigos de los Rios

Office of Ecosystems, Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems and Community Health Unit
The Fairview neighborhood is currently in the bull'seye of the proposed Highway to Highway (H2H) expansion project in inner city Anchorage. Currently, the two highways that lead into Anchorage dissipate into arterial streets through the inner city. The proposal is to connect the two highways into one continuous highway. The H2H project is in the preliminary stages of conducting the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) and selecting the reasonable routes. While many routes are being studied, the most likely route is the one that would follow the existing arterial connection and bisect the Fairview neighborhood. NeighborWorks Anchorage owns and operates 10 affordable housing developments with 1,025 units throughout Anchorage, including Merrill Crossings Apartments, which are located in Fairview. The Merrill Crossing property comprises 83 units, over half of which house very low income residents. NeighborWorks Anchorage will utilize Justice Project grant funds to promote awareness and public involvement in the H2H project and the ultimate decision-making process for the final route. Through NeighborWorks Anchorage's existing resident council structure, staff will educate residents about the H2H process and the potential environmental and public health implications, including the potential impact to air and water quality. We will then facilitate a process to identify the residents' main concerns regarding the project and develop a position statement on their behalf. Finally, through our existing Community Leadership Institute, we will empower the residents by training them in public speaking and effective advocacy skills. To complement our resident organizing capacity, we will partner with local stakeholders to provide technical expertise on the project.
Fairview Highway Justice Project
480 West Tudor Road
Anchorage Neighborhood Housing Services Inc

Office of Ecosystems Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems and Community Health Unit
DEPAVE will perform community green-space redevelopment efforts during 2010 with up to six additional de-paving projects working with a diverse array of partners. Plans use present funding request from the EPA to match recently awarded grant monies to re-green two North Portland schools: James John and Chief Joseph Elementary Schools, with a combined impervious surface area footprint of 7000 square feet. Replacing paved areas in each of the planned sites with playfields and native plants, runoff rates will be reduced from 55% to less than 10% allowing school children to have improved access to community greenspace.
2010 DEPAVE N. Portland School Re-Greening
DEPAVE

Communities and Ecosystems Division, CED-1
This project will build tribal government and community capacity through the technical training of environmental program staff, participation of environmental program staff in regional and national tribal climate change trainings and meetings and the initial assessment of potential climate change impacts for the development of a Yurok Tribe Climate Change Prioritization Plan. This project will also support the Yurok Tribal Council's goal to build technical capacity on climate change science and compile information for the Tribe, decision-makers and other departments. This agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $24,773.
Environmental Justice Program - Climate Change Impacts Assessment and Prioritization Project
Communities and Ecosystems Division
Yurok Tribe

MCGLN, in collaboration with its partners, will develop a community action plan to mitigate cancer risk factors identified by a hands-on study project on the incidence of cancer in the Canal and Marin City neighborhoods. The study project will focus, in particular, indoor air quality and drinking water use by the residents in these neighborhoods. The project will involve different activities including leadership training for community members.
Environ. Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Grant Program
1368 Lincoln Ave., Suite #202
OEJ
Marin County Grassroots Leadership Ntwk

Small Grant - To focus on the health problems and damage to homes due to emissions releases from the International Paper Company which is located within the community
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Model
1115 Habersham Street
Harambee House Inc

OECA - Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance
CCEJ, in conjunction with its partners, will create an action plan that will enhance communication, outreach, and education regarding air quality issues in three disproportionately impacted neighborhoods. Activities will include the development of reports and fact sheets and the creation of a handbook for environmental health specialists and educators.
Health and Environmental Collaborative Project
1620 18th Street, Suite 10
Community Coalition for Environmental Justice

SMALL GRANT-The primary objective is to update Environmental Justice campaigns to educate the residents about the immediate environmenal concerns within the community.
Bushwick Environmental and Health Collaborative (BEHC)
301 Grove Street
Make the Road by Walking Inc.

SMALL GRANT - The primary objective is to clean-up, reduce, and recycle solid waste by forming the Mid-County Clean Sweep, a program designed to conduct clean-up campaigns and raise awareness about related health and environmental hazards associated with improper solid waste disposal.
Mid-County Community Clean Sweep
143 A McDonnell Blvd
Neighbors Assisting Neighbors

SMALL GRANT- The communities of Bessemer and Salt Creek have committed to work together to learn more about each others community, to identify the environmental and public health concerns/impacts facing the communities, to develop plans to address these concerns and work to implement the plans. The purpose of this project is to: (1) enhance the Salt Creek Community Association (SCCA) to enable the organization to effectively address the environmental and public health issues in Salt Creek and the greater Pueblo area; (2) identify the environmental and public health issues of concern and assist in prioritizing these issues; (3) educate the youth, adults, local/state/federal government officials, and other stakeholders/partners about the priority environmental and public health concerns; and (4) develop a plan and implement a strategy to address the communities� waste management concerns.
Bessemer/Salt Creek Neighborhoods Environmental Health Initiative
Bessemer Association for Neighborhood Dev.

WVPNPC, in collaboration with its partners, will implement a sanitation campaign that will establish a sanitation workgroup, distribute a manual on proper trash disposal, offer residents information about free city transfer stations, and share information about cleanup efforts to reduce trash and create more green spaces throughout the community.
Operation: Clean and Healthy Neighborhood
904 Washington Blvd
Wash. Village Pigtown Neighborhood Plan. Council

Small Grant - To significantly impact the rate of lead poisoning hazards in New Orleans Ward 8 by coordinating the efforts of a number of participants to educate and to provide renovation work on affected properties.
Lead Education and Advocacy Development Capacity Building Project
1024 Elysian Fields Ave.
Louisiana Environmental Justice Proj.

CWOR, in conjunction with its partners, will develop an Environmental Justice Resource Center that will provide access to informational materials and environmental indicator reports to educate residents on air quality issues facing the community.
Neighborhood Environmental Indicators Project
2485 W. 14th Street, Suite 216
Citizens for West Oakland Revitalization

Communities and Ecosystems Division, CED-1
This project will bring a demonstration native plant garden to the Richmond Greenway.  Volunteers will participate in activities to design and build the community based project, which will help transform a section of abandoned railroad right of way into a transportation, education and recreation resource for an underserved community.  This project supports the Watershed Project's goals to work closely with local grassroots groups, businesses and government to design and deliver environmental projects that benefit local communities.  The Watershed Project's mission is to inspire, educate and empower the community to appreciate and steward the environment.
Environmental Justice Program - The Watershed Project
1327 South 46th Street, Building #155
Communities and Ecosystems Division
The Watershed Project

Communities and Ecosystems Division, CED-1
The Marin Community Clinic (MCC) will utilize the Environmental Justice grant to empower a grassroots organization of Promotores Verdes, who will train other environmental leaders to teach community members techniques to reduce the use of pesticides in their homes.  MCC will also work with the Promotores and the Region 9 Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit to develop a scientifically accurate environmental teaching toolkit that provides information on reducing indoor air pollution for the Latino population. The Promotores will engage with key community stakeholders, including nurses, school principals, and local park groundskeepers to guide them toward decision-making that reduces the environmental toxins in their daily activities.  This grant provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000.00. This agreement extends the budget and project period end dates from June 30, 2011 to October 31, 2011.
Environmental Justice Program - Viviendo Verde Ya! (Live Green Now!)
6090 Redwood Blvd., Suite G
Communities and Ecosystems Division
Marin Community Clinic

This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000 to support the Community Climate Action Engagement Project in the community of Richmond, California.  The purpose of the project is to 1) increase the Richmond community's ability to engage in the development of an Energy and Climate Action Plan (ECAP); and 2) to engage with Richmond's decision makers to address the impacts that climate change has on the city's low-income communities and communities of color.
Environmental Justice Program - Community Climate Action Engagement
436 14th Street, Suite 1205
Urban Habitat Program

'THE SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT OF AIR TOXICS ON DISPROPROTIONATELY EXPOSED COMMUNITIES: A COMPARATIVE ANA
DEEP SOUTH CENTER FOR ENV. JUS
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA

PLANNING GRANT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL RELATED SMALL BPLANNING GRANT FOR THE DEVELOPME
51 N STREET N. E. 6TH FLOOR
WASHINGTON DEPT HOUSING & COMM DEVELOP

The goal of the project is to teach young people in South Central Los Angeles about sustainable agriculture, and engage them in teaching other youth and adults in the community in order to promote healthy eating, reduce exposure to toxins, and promote adaptation to climate change.  The project will increase the community's access to healthy, fresh produce while raising awareness about lead and pesticide hazards through teaching residents how to grow food naturally. This assistance agreement will extend the project and budget period ending dates to 04/30/2012.
Environmental Justice Program - Safe and Sustainable Home Food Production
1344 West Martin Luther King Blvd.
Community Services Unlimited Inc

REDUCING RISKS TO CHILDREN EXPOSED TO MULTIPLE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH REDUCING RISKS TO CHILDREN EXPOS
1032 SOUTH 16TH STREET
SIXTEENTH STREET COMMUNITY HEALTH CENT

'RADON SURVEY PROGRAM' - THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO PROVIDE A RADON SURVEY OF HOMES IN LOW IN
KRESGE CENTER
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY

INTERDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL LEGAL AND HEALTH PROJECT - STUDENTS INTERDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL
OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS
TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY

PROVIDING EDUCATION TO STATE LEGISLATORS ON ENVIRONMENTAL EQUITY ISSUES - THE SPECIAL PURPOSE OF THI
OFFICE OF STATE SERVICES
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATU

NEIGHBORHOOD ENVIRONMENTAL SCOREBOARD - To continue to test a neighborhood scorecard developed under
METROPOLITAN INTER-FAITH ASSO.
METROPOLITAN INTER-FAITH ASSOC.

SUCCESS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION - BLACK ENGINEER OF THE YEAR AWARDS CONFERENCE - TO SUPPORT A
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROJECT IN CULTURALLY DIVERSED COMMUNITIES - TENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROJECT IN
SOUTHWEST VOTER RESEARCH INST., INC
SOUTHWEST VOTER RESEARCH INSTITUTE

OUR UNFAIR SHARE: PART II A SURVEY OF POLLUTION IN OUR NATION'S CAPITAL -- TO CONDUCT A SURVEY OF
4696 HOMER AVE. SUITE C
CENTER FOR ENVIRON COMMERCE & ENERGY

THE W. E. DUBOIS ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CONSULTATION: NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES REGIONAL EXPERIENCES AN
633 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW
NATL COUNCIL OF NEGRO WOMEN (WASHINGTO

Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice
This project will identify and mitigate air pollution and solid waste disposal issues effecting public health and climate change in a Northwest Denver middle school community with disparate economic and racial/ethnic composition.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program.
1619 E. 35th Avenue, Suite B
Front Range Earth Force

San Juan Basin Health Department
The three stakeholder sessions on water quality protection and community assessment methodologies were a success, as is the effort to date of creating a foothold for alternative sewage utilization systems and technologies. Public response and feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, except for those affected by the recent prohibition on new lagoon installation.
Developing remedial sewage utilization systems - with locally initiated technology exchange ( Dr. Sus-Lite)

COMM. FOR BOSTON PUBLIC HOUSING INC.
The AAA program created the Urban Asthma Coalition, which includes members of the Attorney Generals Office, medical providers, lawyers, residents, and environmental professionals. The coalitions mission is to examine indoor air quality in public and private housing and bring government attention to the asthma problem. The Advisory Committee met twice with the Administrator of the Boston Public Housing Authority to discuss the public health impact of the dilapidated conditions of the majority of the citys public housing. AAA also became involved with the Healthy Kids/Healthy Homes program, the Northeast Environmental Justice Network, and with Neighbors Against Urban Pollution. AAAs year-long organizing efforts culminated in the installation of an air monitoring system near one housing development and a sewage leak monitoring system near another development.
100 TERRACE STREET SUITE B

Ecosystems Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosytems and Community Health
The project convenes tribal members on the North Slope to share their knowledge of subistence practices and resources in their areas. This project will add to understanding of the biodiversity value of the Chukchi and Beaufort seas and the subsistence practices and cultural needs of Wainwright and North Slope residents in advance of offshore oil and gas development. This knowledge will be incorporated into the development planning process to facilitate planning and development that is protective of subsistence and cultural practices and values. It will also provide residents with an understanding of the development projects proposed and underway and the laws and regulations that govern development and tribal consultation.
Mixing Water and Oil
Inupiat Community of Arctic Slope (IRA)

Environmental Equity Program - Quileute Youth Environmental Awareness
Quileute tribal youth were taught the importance of the tribes natural resources and how to protect them.
To address and promote environmental stewardship in isolated Tribal communities in an ecologically significant location. To increase community education to help with solutions to water pollution and solid waste disposal.
Office for Civil Rights and Environmental Justice
Quileute Indian Tribe

This project seeks to create a booklet and a workshop series dedicated to translating multi-media scientific data (including air, water, sediment and fish tissue) into plain language terms with the objective that citizens, especially in those underserved communities most profoundly impacted by the oil spill will be able to make sense of and understand the value and importance of monitoring.
Citizens Guide/Workshops Understand
250 Conti Street, 2nd Floor PO Box 1073
Alabama Coastal Foundation Inc.

SMALL GRANT - This project addresses toxic exposure of residents in their homes and from small businesses located in the affected community. The recipients will achieve this goal by: (1) creating a public/private partnership led by the City of St. Louis to create a regular pick-up service for household hazardous waste; (2) educating residents on the use of less toxic alternatives and the proper handling and disposal techniques for household hazardous waste; and (3) working with businesses to adopt pollution prevention mechanisms.
St. Louis Area Communities Against Toxics (SLACAT)
539 N. Grand Blvd., 6th Floor
Area Resources for Community & Human Svcs

To develop collaboration with the Alaska Natiave tribal organizations to mitigate the envrionmental justice concerns by constructing a protocol for early notification and coordination in the Alaska Pollution Disposal and Elimination System permitting program.
AK-DEC/Tribal Prticipatn Protocol Dvelopmnt Project
410 Willoughby Ave, Suite 303
AK Dept of Environ Conserv
State environmental Justice Cooperative Agreement Program

EPA-MSU SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM - TO PROVIDE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS FROM MORGAN STATE UNI
OFFICE OF FINANCE AND MANAGEME
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

The Coalition will use a number of methods including informal forums, local media coverage in newspapers and/or radio and presentations at local schools to raise community awareness of the environmental and human health effects of Katrina on clean air, water and toxic substance disposal. By providing training and education in these areas, the project will attempt to enhance the community's ability to respond to current environmental concerns with sufficiency. The coalition and its partners will develop a comprehensive action plan manual which will have steps to take in preparing for hurricane seasons in advance and post hurricane steps for securing clean drinking water and handling contaminated substances in the cleanup efforts.
Special Purpose - Environmental Justice
3565 Wheatley St., Ste. 1-A
FaithBasedCo - MS Faith Based Coalition for Community Renewal Inc

Office of Policy and Management
Office of Regional Administrator
This action approves an award in the amount of $14,988 to the Rural Empowerment Association for Community Help (REACH) to address problems in the Maple Creek Watershed by expanding its water sampling project that is currently underway in conjunction with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Department of Epidemiology. REACH will also address, identify, improve and implement best management practices on Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) to connect contract growers (industrial farm owners) with CleanEast. CleanEast is the program affiliated with North Carolina State University that provides confidential, no cost, technical suport to owners of CAFOs in the eastern United States to help identify and implement farm management practices that protect their environment.
2389 W. Wards Bridge Road
Rural Empowerment Asso. for Community Help (REACH)

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA)
This project will address the most pressing need in the border region: water pollution reduction, safe and potable water, promoting proper solid waste disposal, improving air quality, controlling toxic substance and unsafe household pesticides. In order to address these environmental issues the organization proposes to implement a capacity building community education program which will be delivered to the community following a train-the-trainers or promotora concept .
Educate Colonia Residents in the Southwest Border on Environmental Issues
1444 Montana Ave, Suite 100
Border Fair Housing & Economic Justice Center Inc

Cross-Media Division, CMD-1
This project generated science-based information on environmental and social conditions at the neighborhood level. The project also strengthened the capacity of the North Richmond target area to participate in environmental health planning and decision-making, community education, and advocacy to reduce indoor hazardous substance pollution.
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $25,000. This project will collect data on indoor air quality in the communities of North Richmond, Parchester Village, Iron Triangle and San Pablo to determine the sources and amounts of diesel particulate matter (air toxic) pollution. These four neighborhoods are situated near a refinery and are bordered by an interstate highway and a parkway, where approximately 3,820 trucks use these roadways daily.
Environmental Justice Program - North Richmond Indoor Air Quality Research Project
305 Chesley Avenue
Cross-Media Division
Neighborhood House of North Richmond

Cross-Media Division
This award provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000. Total approved project cost is $25,000. The goal is for the community of Norco to examine the effects of a hazardous weapons-testing facility (Wyle Labs) by conducting a community health survey. Results from the health survey will be compiled and analyzed, maps (identifying thyroid cancer clusters along contaminated grounwater plumes) and overlays will be prepared, and reports will be finalized, published to the internet and distributed to residents and appropriate agencies.
Environmental Justice Program - Wyle Labs Multiple Source Contamination Identification Program
Cross Media Division, CMD-1
Center for Community Action & Environmental Justice

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DT)
Work to be accomplished in this project: This project will combine the expertise of the City of Alton, Texas and the Texas A&M School of Rural Public Health, Center for Community Health Development (CCHD) in Alton colonias in Hidalgo County, located in deep South Texas along the US Mexico border. This project builds on the infrastructure of Alton and CCHD's history of training and educating Alton colonia residents on key environmental issues in order to improve and promote healthy, safe environments through utilizing promotoras (indigenous community health workers). 1. Develop a replicate training program for promotoras on environmental health - 2. Educate colonia residents on solid waste disposal and clean water and reduce exposure to environmental risks and diseases.
Healthy and Safe Colonias
509 South Alton Blvd
City of Alton

Office for Civil Rights, Enforcement and Environmental Justice
The study will aid in the community's understanding of the pollutants in the environment and in the food. Analysis and interpretation of the data will be incorporated into a report to be distributed to the Tribes and various stakeholders, thereby enhancing partnerships, communications and the exchange of information.
Baseline study of tissue contamination levels in traditional foods.
Louden Tribal Council

Communities & Ecosystems Division, CED-1
This agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $25,000 to support the Community Health Project aiming to build the leadership, capacity and political effectiveness of Oakland�s low income Asian immigrant community to address the immediate and long term environmental and public health risks posed by a 60 acre area of contaminated port-owned waterfront land called the Oak to 9th site.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Community Health Project
310 8th Street, Suite 309
Asian Pacific Environmental Network

Communities & Ecosystems Division, CED-1
The purpose of the Richmond Environmental Justice Community Leadership Project is to build the leadership and capacity of Richmond�s Laotian refugee community to address the immediate and long term environmental justice and public health hazards and risks posed by urban development and land use decisions; and to work with partner organization in making their efforts more effective and impactful. Richmond is currently in the preliminary stages of updating its General Plan. The Asian Pacific Environmental Network (APEN) will use the process as a means to engage and educate their members on these issues and participate in the updating process to build relationships with other potential partners. This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $50,000. Pre-award costs have been approved back to June 15, 2007.
Environmental Justice Program - Richmond Community Leadership Project
Communities & Ecosystems Division
Asian Pacific Environmental Network

Environmental Equity Program
To enhance community understanding of agricultural derived surface water pollution. To generate GIS mapping products and data to assess problems at micro-watershed level. Products developed will be used to build consensus towards new solutions to prevent surface water contamination.
2907 Pionner Road
Grants Administration Unit
Washington State University - Long Beach

Office for Civil Rights, Enforcement and Environmental Justice
To produce a video documenting issues of contamination as it relates to daily substance lifestyles, to increase local understanding of the importance of enhanced local action on environmental degradation and necessary remediation.
Environmental Video Digii Nin Akat - Our Children's Land
Office of Management Programs
Circle Village Council

Office for Civil Rights, Enforcement and Environmental Justice
Increase the understanding of farmworker families about environmental and public health information systems and help them determine the best ways to participate in environmental justice processes.
Environmental Equity Program - Pesticide Project Part II
3821 Pacific Avenue
CREATE Inc.

Environmental Pollution in My Daily Life
To address environmental pollution in the daily life of low-income Korean populations in Pierce, South King, Kitsap, and Snohomish counties. To address dangers, proper usage, disposal of household products, and harmful effects of radiation.
11016 Bridgeport Way SW
Office for Civil Rights and Environmental Justice
My Service Mind of Northwest

Environmental Equity Program
For outreach and education of Spanish speaking communities about air quality issues and their responsibilities in helping in compliance with the clean air policies and recycling of solid waste. Objectives are to conduct training and public education programs, promote compliance with clean air policies, educate about recycling of solid waste, and help economically disadvantaged farm workers.
Office for Civil Rights and Environmental Justice
NW Communities Education Center

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DT)
This project proposes to address the increasing tensions between Mountain View residents and government staffers through community outreach education. Specifically the proposal will perform the following activities: 1) Facilitate at least 2 meetings between businesses, residents and government staff to discuss differences of opinion and perceptions using mediator who is skilled in conflict resolution with the overarching goal thus instilling more trust between the stakeholders. 2) Review and assess a minimum of three models used by other states, municipalities and counties that have resulted in increased public notification, enhanced consideration of public comment, permit review from a community perspective and reduction in improper disposal of hazardous waste and reduction in illegal dumping. 3) Partner with businesses, residents and the Bernalillo County Office of Environmental Health to: a. Review existing air quality hazardous waste disposal and illegal dumping related to state statutes, local ordinances and local regulations and suggest revisions using a consensus-driven process. b. Identify strategies that the Air Quality Division can implement that will result in the elevation of the importance of public comment on environmental justice, and public health as part of the permitting decision making process. c. Identify strategies that the Air Quality Division can implement that will result in wide spread public notification regarding permit applications and involve affected communities and stakeholders earlier in the permitting process. d. Identify ways to provide low cost or free disposal of hazardous waste and yard waste, to make it easier for residents/businesses to keep their property clean. e. Identify issues around why illegal dumping happens, why it is not reported more and how to make it easier to report. f. Hold a major community cleanup with both residents and businesses in the county.
Mountainview Neighborhood Association
206 Fentiman Place SE
Mountain View Neighborhood Association

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs
The initiative's purpose is to collaborate with refinery neighbors to develop a comprehensive understanding of unauthorized discharges from Louisiana's 17 refineries. The incidents during which the discharges occur are some of the most significant sources of unpermitted emissions from refineries. Controlling them has a great potential to significantly improve the neighbor's environment and health. This refinery efficiency initiative will review the indicent reports that detail these discharges from 2005-2008. They will educate the neighbors through information seesions with the communities.
Louisiana Bucket Brigade
4226 Canal Street

Office of Regional Administrator
This action provides funding in the amount of $50,000 to undertake activities of conducting air monitoring tests to determine the presence, levels and nature of, and distance from application sites of pesticides applied in the fern fields. The results, with an analysis, will be shared with the community through community meetings.
815 South Park Avenue
The Farmworker Association of Florida Inc

WISCONSIN - GREAT LAKES INDIAN - PBT CONTAMINATE LEVELS - 2005
To address tribal concerns that contaminants in fish harvested from Lake Superior may pose health risks to tribal members, particularly young children and pregnant mothers. The project will collect whitefish samples from tribal fishermen, have samples tested for contaminants in laboratories, and then publish the results in tribal newsletters and disseminate during community meetings. Also, GLIFWC will utilize testing results to develop strategies to reduce toxic pollutants in Lake Superior through facilitating tribal participation in the Binational Program and the International Joint Commission.
Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division
To establish an industry, community, and classroom-based dust generation identification procedure and dust alert system. The dust identification procedure will create a line of communication between residents, community organizations, high school students, and industries in order to give residents an opportunity to protect themselves and their property from potential dust emissions. The project will educate high school students about the connectivity of air pollution to water pollution while helping reduce the community's exposure to fugitive dust particles.
ILLINOIS - SOUTHEAST ENVIRONMENTAL TASK FORCE - DUST STUDY - FY 2005
10100 S. Ewing Avenue
Southeast Environmental Task Force

To address the issue of workers of color and low-income workers being disproportionately exposed to unsafe and unhealthy working conditions without the appropriate notification of risks, training, or protection and to reduce exposure of minority children from conventional cleaning products which contain harmful chemicals. This project will reduce occupational and environmental exposures for disadvantaged Chicago Public School janitors and students by facilitating the adoption and implementation of a Chicago Board of Education Green Cleaning policy.
ILLINOIS - GENERATION GREEN FUND - GREEN CLEAN - FY 2005
205 West Monroe 4th floor
Generation Green Fund

OEJTA
The goals of this project are to form collaborative partnerships among impacted and traditionally excluded community residents, organizations, regulatory agencies, and academic institutions in order to identify, prioritize, and develop plans to address environmental problems resulting from hurricanes Rita and Katrina; to identify and address perceived health impacts; to educate the community and include residents on an Environmental Justice Steering Committee so as to ensure meaningful involvement in the development and implementation of environmental laws, regulations, and policies in operations related to Hurricanes Rita, Katrina, and future hurricanes in Terrebonne Parish; and to collaborative develop plans for hurricane preparedness.
BISCO for Environmental Justice Now
1922 Bayou Road
Interfaith Sponsoring Committee. BISCO

Waste, Pesticides and Toxics Division
To build a network of minority student leaders to work with a low-income and minority neighborhood in Cleveland, Ohio to promote community involvement on the neighborhood's environmental, health and quality of life issues. To provide resources, information access tools and hands-on training to the community. To enhance internet education and build community capacity in the community where significant environmental and resulting health hazards exist. The local environmental issues to be addressed are outdoor air quality, community drinking water and water quality concerns, & solid waste concerns including illegal dumping and recycling.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - EARTH DAY COALITION
3606 Bridge Avenue
Earth Day Coalition

Purpose is to obtain preliminary information that will be used to determine whether there is sufficient evidence to warrant further investigations of possible contamination from the landfills. Will also get community perceptions regarding health issues that they feel might be a result of the past landfills.
Baseline Data Gathering: Impact of Landfills on Water Quality In The Acres Homes
6719 W. Montgomery Rd. #207
Old Acres Homes Citizen's Council Inc.

Pesticides research project to determine toxic levels of exposure among Washington County farm workers, effects on and risks to human health.
Environmental Equity Program - Pesticide Project Part I
3821 Pacific Avenue
CREATE Inc.

This Amendment extends budget and project period to March 31, 2003. The assistance amount remains unchanged. In addition, this amendment changes the Grants Specialist as shown below.
Environmental Equity Program - Safe Drinking Water for Low Income Communities
421 High Street, Suite 110
Legal Aid Services of Oregon

Grants Administration Unit
To reduce the amount of diesel fuel needed, shipped, spilled and consumed for electricity production. To establish framework for Egegik and Port Heiden to identify the development potential of wind energy in their communities and to determine the cost of wind power production.
Improving Tribal Environments
Office of Environmental Assessment
Earth Energy Systems Ltd.
Environmental Justice Pollution Prevention Grants Program

Provide educational opportunities for SE Asian youth to understand health risks associated with fish consumption, protection of marine resources and water quality, and aid in resolution of Environmental Justice issues.
Indochinese Cultural & Svc Ctr
1724 East 44th Street
Indochinese Cultural & Service Center

Native communities will be empowered to address oil and gas impacts to Cook Inlet traditional resources, enhance Native capacity to address environmental justice and promote communities' understanding scientific, technical and legal information by developing and hosting two one-day oil and gas information clinics.
Port Graham Village Council

SMALL GRANT -Fresh Ministries and its partners will utilize the Protocol For Assessing Community Excellence in Environmental Health (PACE EH) as a planning tool to assist in the assessment of the environmental and public health needs of the East Jacksonville community. Through a series of workshops, FM and its partners will educate the residents who have been affected by environmental exposures (i.e. air pollution, water contamination) from industrial facilities in proximity to their neighborhoods.
Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem Solving Grant Program
1131 N. Laura Street
Fresh Ministries Inc.

This project will provide 9 month training internships to college students to help them learn about careers in the environment.
Environmental Professional Research Training Intern Program
30 Winter Street, 6th Floor
Environmental Justice Research Assistance

Office of Water
This project is to co-sponsor the Eighth National Tribal Conference for Environmental Management (NTCEM). The NTCEM provides opportunities for tribal leaders, tribal environmental program managers, tribal organizations, federal agencies, and other interested parties to exchange information about tribal environmental programs and to discuss issues of vital importance to the health of communities and the environment in Indian country. Conference topics cover a wide range of environmental issues affecting cross media tribal interests.
Eighth National Tribal Conference for Environmental Management (NTCEM)
222 North 32nd Street, Suite 401
Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council

SMALL GRANT-The conference seeks to bring together federal employees, academics, business and industry, non-profit organizations, faith-based organizations, local community organizations and others to participate in dialogue on achieving equality of environmental protection. The conference will serve as an academic legal conference to advance scholarship regarding environmental justice. A related goal of this conference is to expose law students to the myriad and complicated aspects of environmental justice.
EJCI - The State of Environmental Justice in America 2007 Conference
1717 K Street, NW, Suite 600
EJ Conference Inc

SMALL GRANT - The overall goal of this project is to protect the health, safety and environmental justice of hard wood floor finishers, their customers, the environment and the general public through education, technical assistance and training.
Healthy Floor Finishing Project (HFFP)
42 Charles St, Suite E
Viet AID - Vietnamese American Initiative for Development

SMALL GRANT - This project will work on educating the residents on how to avoid household hazards and how to make personal changes to reduce exposure. It will also assist residents on how to gain access to resources and services that address exposure to household hazards more effectively and efficiently.
Model Healthy Home
275 Dr. Samuel McCree Way
Southwest Area Neighborhood Association

SMALL GRANT - This project will reduce citizens' exposure to air and water contaminants, particularly hydrogen sulfide, from local hog operations within Duplin County. The recipient will achieve this goal by: (1) working with local hog operations to utilize new technologies that will eliminate the need for lagoons and spray fields; and (2) working with local hog operations to get them to comply with state guidelines for operating spray fields.
Duplin Environmental Health and Awareness -
1912 W. Wards Bridge Road
Rural Enpowerment Asso for Community Help (REACH)

The Cleveland Tenants Organization will partner with Environmental Health Watch to provide information and assistance, regarding health risks related to indoor environmental exposures to low-come living in multi-family rental housing units in Greater Cleveland, Ohio. Together the organizations will focus on multiple indoor environmental hazards in rental housing with a network of established tenant organizations.
Env Health Risk In Low-Income, Multi-Family Rental Housing
c/o Environmental Health Watch 3500 Lorain Avenue, Suite 302
Cleveland Tenants Organization

Small Grant - The recipient will train residents of Shreveport, Louisiana and St. James Parish on the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution so they will be empowered to negotiate with the industries in these two communities to reduce the residents' exposures to toxic air emissions. The recipient will also work with the industries to make changes to their equipment and/or operating controls.
Water, Air, Soil (WAS) Campaigns Air Phase
32365 Doc Dean Street
LA Env. Justice Community Organization Coalition

The environmental result desired is a reduction in the number of residents within the Valley who are exposed to contaminants through their drinking water source.
SMALL GRANT- San Luis Valley Health & Natural Resource
P.O. Box 223, 537 Main St.
San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council

The identified issue for this project is exposure to diesel emissions and other environmental hazards associated with inappropriate land use within West Oakland.
Small Grant-Healthier Land Use Strategies
654 13th Street
Pacific Inst for Studies in Dev

The identified issue for this project is exposure to toxic nail care products by nail salon workers and clients. The environmental result desired is a reduction in exposure to toxics from nail care products. ECOSS and their partners will acheive their desired goal by: (1) working with industry manufacturers and distributors to make less toxic nail care products more readily accessible to salon owners; and (2) educating nail salon owners, workers, and clients about the benefits of less toxic products.
Small Grant - Toxic Beauty
8201 10th Avenue S
Environmental Coalition of South Seattle

Small Grant-This project will help reduce resident exposure to asthma triggers and lead by creating sustainable, ongoing resources and providing technical assistance to organizations and agencies to improve their ability to respond to environmental health threats.
Using the Collaborative Problem-Solving Model to Create Partnerships
12037 Heather Down Drive
Coalition for Environmentally Safe Communities

Office of Environmental Information
Office of Research and Development
SMALL GRANT - This cooperative agreement will help the Environmental Justice (EJ) community strengthen their use of TRI data to improve understanding of releases of toxic chemicals in their communities, and reduce the hazards/risks associated with toxic chemical releases, and identify pollution prevention opportunities.
Broadening Audience-2008 TRI Natl Tng Conf
275 W. 125th Street Suites 304-308
West Harlem Environmental Action Inc

To provide conference support and develop materials that directly educate and empower community residents and environmental justice stakeholders from all over the country around the multiple public health, environmental and economic harms and risks related to climate change in their communities.
Advancing Climate Change
275 W. 125th Street Suites 304-308
West Harlem Environmental Action Inc

Through partnership between the PA DEP, the Chester Environmental Partnership(CEP), and the Crozer-Keystone Health System (CKHS), this program will combine individual in-home remediation and education with community-based efforts to reduce exposure to air pollution and solid waste.
PA DEP Chester City Asthma Prrevention Program
PO Box 2063
PA Dept of Environmental Protection
State environmental Justice Cooperative Agreement Program

The East St. Louis Residential Lead Paint Outreach Collaborative will provide community outreach on residential lead paint contamination and proper handling and abatement throughout the City of East St. Louis. The overall mission of the collaborative is to eliminate childhood lead poisoning.
IL/SEJCA-E.St.Louis Lead Paint Outreach
1021 North Grand Avenue East, P.O. Box 19276
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
State environmental Justice Cooperative Agreement Program

DTSC will work with community representatives and local, state and Federal regulatory agencies to coordinate environmental pollution mitigating activities including inspection and enforcement activities; Identify specific environmental pollution sources in the affected communities with a focus on schools; develop effective strategies for reducing or eliminating these sources; creating education programs for community resident; and developing compliance assistance programs for small businesses located in selected communities. The initiative will also be explore options for creating education and job opportunities for community members living in selected communities.
CA-SEJA Bldg Healthy Communities & Schools
CA Dept of Toxic Subs Control

Office of Enforcement & Compliance Assurance (OECA)
The SC Dept of Health & Environmental Control is implementing a state-level pilot project program utilizing the collaborative problem-solving model to build capacity while leveraging federal and state resources to address the environmental and social justice concerns within the communities.
SC:Trng-Revitalize Envirnmntl Justice Communities
2600 Bull Street
SC Dept of Health & Env. Control

To provide support for youth organizers who will facilitate the conference, working with participants to strategize on what they can do to address climate change in their communities, with a focus on climate justice and grassroots movement building for sustainability and assist in the development of materials that directly empower and educate the youth.
UPROSE-Youth Summit on Climate Change
166A 22nd Street
UPROSE Inc.

To facilitate the process of reaching the impacted communities to disseminate timely and accurate information regarding health and environmental issues associated with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. This will involve organizing community meetings and working collaboratively with other local community organizations and local neighborhood associations.
Community Outreach Support Ser. for EPA Region 4
6 West 48th Street, 10th Floor
RockPAd - Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

Public education and outreach through community forums, focus groups, and workshops to address public health, environmental and associated economic and subsistence issues for Southeast Asians in Louisiana and Texas affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil drilling disaster.
Public Education Economic Dev. & Job Creation post-Gulf Oil Disaster
4626 Alcee Fortier Blvd., Suite E
Mary Queen of Viet Nam Community Development Corp.

Education and community outreach to assist families that are impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico through their efforts to disseminate timely and accurate information and facilitate meetings.
Education/Outreach Victims Oil Disaster 2010
1922 Bayou Road
Interfaith Sponsoring Committee. BISCO

To facilitate the process of reaching the impacted communities to disseminate timely and accurate information regarding health and environmental issues associated with the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. This will involve organizing community meetings and working collaboratively with other local community organizations and local neighborhood associations.
The United Houma Nation
20986 Highway 1
United Houma Nation Inc.

The purpose of this project is to support the Sixth Annual Environmental Justice Conference, “The Price of Oil, Paying with Our Health.” The conference will focus on the health impacts of petroleum dependency on low-income communities and communities of color. The attendees will be environmental justice leaders from across the state of Connecticut.
CCEJ's 6th Annual Environmental Justice Conference.
10 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 2022
Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice

The main goal of the project is to build the capacity of underserved and under-represented residents of communities impacted by the BP oil spill wastes disposal, to protect their health and to sustain their communities. Moreover, it is our intent to include communities in the development of education and training programs that will educate residents in: (1) understanding scientific data; (2) understanding health impacts; (3) ways to protect their health; (4) how to track amounts of wastes disposed; (5) how to track the transport of wastes disposed via diesel trucks. The aim of the project is to achieve the following goals: (a) to develop and implement a comprehensive community-based outreach plan: (b) to develop and implement a comprehensive education and training program adapted to the cultural needs of the target population; and (c) to develop a tracking and monitoring system for BP oil spill wastes.
Coastal Communities Strategies Monitor BP
1631 Elysian Fields Ave. # 165
Deep South Center for Environmental Justice Inc.

The project will provide multi-media educational materials, trainings and workshop opportunities that will assist citizens in the identification, proper collection, handling, and the propagation of native plant ecotypes. The purpose of this effort will be to help rural and urban Environmental Justice (EJ) Communities along the Gulf Coast to actively assist in the protection and restoration of their environment by increasing the community knowledge about native plants and the benefit and resilience of these plants in our coastal environment. This program will aim to protect local vegetation by empowering the local EJ community with the knowledge and training needed to sustain native plant resources which are critical to the health and sustainability as well as protect the property of these rural coastal communities and mitigate the effects of the oil spill.
Collaborative Soutions Environmental Justice
2420 Athania Parkway Suite 300
Bayou Land Resource Conserv & Devlpmnt Council

The project�s primary purpose must be to help those communities with environmental justice challenges directly and adversely impacted by the local environmental and/or public health issue stemming from the oil spill. The Dust of Life Project will work to educate and inform youth and other community members on the environmental impact of the oil spill to our local air, water, and solid waste with appropriate language access and translation in Vietnamese. Through this project, Operation Reach Inc./VAYLA will educate and train residents and youth of Village de l�Est to monitor their air, water and soil for quality. Operation Reach Inc./VAYLA hopes that learning these skills will help the community measure the impact of the oil spill disaster.
Dust of Life Project
1700 Josephine Street
Op Reach Inc - Operation Reach Inc

The program intends to educate children, teachers and parents about how the water, air and waste cycle works through a series of activities which will provide opportunities to relate the impacts of the oil spill disaster to their conceptual learning. An education about the science behind the policies guiding the Clean Water Act, the Clear Air Act and the Solid Waste and Disposal Act through a three-day outdoor component at the Jean Lafitte national Historical Park. Students and adult leaders are guided through specific learning experiences/activities by staff educators to learn and apply grade-level specific ecological concepts including the air, water and soil cycles. As a result, the project intends to: significantly alleviate students' fears of their environment, especially those due to the oil disaster; increase student knowledge and understanding of the events that impact their environment and how it affects them; and empower students to be better stewards (“EarthKeepers ) of their environment.
Earthkeepers Environmental Justice for Youth Thru Learning
1504 Magazine Street
Teaching Responsible Earth Education

This project will engage the community in gathering and inventorying comprehensive information on community-identified environmental and public health issues. Residents will be actively involve in the problem identification, data collection, and mapping of environmental stressors.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program
965 Laurelmont Drive
West Atlanta Watershed Alliance Inc.

The project will include the following: 1) hosting three additional forums in the Hurricane Katrina and Gustav affected areas; 2) increasing the public awareness of hazardous exposure to the surrounding areas; 3) informing the health risks identified to the public and governmental agencies; 4) and increasing the collaboration between local community partners by sharing and co-hosting forums. More partnering organizations will be solicited such as the Mississippi Faith Based Coalition, the Gulf Coast Latin-American Association, as well as members of the Vietnamese and African-American communities.
Ms. Jackson State University
1400 J.R. Lynch Street P.O. Box 18839
Jackson State University

This action approves an award in the amount of $50,000 to support Hands on Gulf Coast in facilitating the rebuilding process in Biloxi, MS by helping citizens reclaim their housing through mold removal. Mold removal will be accomplished through community education, training meetings and demonstration projects. Hands On Network will execute 15 community training workshops and demonstration projects that are targeted to local residents. During classroom training, instructors will orient participants by giving a brief overview of what is a mold, how to identify it, and why it poses a health threat to residents of moldy buildings. The core of the training is a step-by-step walk-through of mold removal process.
Hands on Gulf Coast- Mold Removal
600 Means Street, Suite 110
Hands On Network

This action provides funding for Hyde & Aragon Park Improvement Committee, Inc. (HAPIC) to create a one-hour documentary and host a town hall forum on environmental issues that the Hyde Park community has faced and continues to face. The objective of this project is to inform, educate and empower the community on the environmental issues that confront Hyde Park. The local environmental issues to be addressed are water quality, outdoor air, solid waste and environmental justices. The documentary will include a complete description of the numerous environmental and public health issues that confront the Hyde Park community.
2024 Golden Rod Street
Hyde & Aragon Park Improvement Committee Inc.

This action approves an award in the amount of $15,000 to support The United Christian Community Association of Alabama to fully develop a Green Job Curriculum and Development Plan to bring partnerships together to flush out the possible project implementation that will enhance wealth creation in the black belt through agriculture. The project proposes to develop a process to bridge the employment gap in part of the Alabama black belt by creating Green Job Opportunities centered around the production processing and marketing of agricultural products.
1618 County Rd, #65
The United Christian Community Association

This action approves an award in the amount of $15,000 to Eastside Environmental Council to provide educational workshops concerning the concept of community gardening in preparation for the widespread implementation of community gardens in health zone 1. The project will also demonstrate how the presence and accessibility of community health centers can improve a community's overall health. Lastly, this project seeks to empower community members and young leaders to promote environmental stewardship and environmental sustainability.
1637 Walnut Street
ORA
EastsideEnvC - Eastside Environmental Council

Office of Management Programs
Environmental and public health concerns to be addressed by the project: The project will address environmental exposures to pesticides experienced by farm workers and their families. Workers who handle pesticides are exposed through splashes, spills and drift. The grant will be used to educate farm workers and their families who are exposed to highly toxic pesticides. FWPP's goal is to make sure that the community has the information it needs to understand and address this problem by receiving: results of studies done in the community, data on potential health effects, notice of upcoming policy forums and how to participate, etc.
Farm Worker Pesticide Project - Environmental Justice
Room NB3, 5031 University Way NE
OMP
Farm Worker Pesticide Project

Office of Management Programs
The goal of this participatory project by the Indochinese Cultural and Service Center is, through culturally appropriate strategies, to promote and sustain healthy SE Asian communities, and reduce the risks from environmental hazards in their home environments. Project activities include community outreach, disseminating language-specific educational materials and strengthening and expanding the collaborative partnership between ICSC, and the Tacoma/Pierce County Health Dept.
Asian Multi-media Environmental Health Hazards Small Grant Program.
OMP
Indochinese Cultural & Service Center

Office of Ecosystems Tribal and Public Affairs
No cost amendment
2407 SE 49th Ave.
Organizing People Activating Leaders

Ecosystems Tribal and Public Affairs
This project will identify opportunities for disfranchised residents of minority and low income neighborhoods to participate in sustainable development activities which have significant environmental, public health and economic benefits for them. The project will build the capacity of these communities to engage on sustainability issues and will build the capacity of the county to be more inclusive in its outreach and develop a workplan reflective of a broad reach across previously overlooked communities.
Eco Equity Project
501 SE Hawthorne Blvd. 4th Floor
Multnomah County

Hartford Recycles
Per your application request dated January 1, 2010, the Grant Agreement is being awarded to provide funding for the Hartford Recycles is a project of the Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice. Through this effort eight housing authority residents will be trained to be part of a Recycling Speakers Bureau. The Bureau's goal is to educate 900 Hartford residents in multifamily housing on how to recycle. Hartford Recycles will work to implement recycling programs at five housing authority buildings and will educate 10-12 landlords and small businesses about the economic benefits of recycling as oppose to higher trash removal costs.
10 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 2022
Office of Ecosystem Protection
Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice

Clean Energy and Green Infrastructure Projects
The goal of this project is to assist residents of the Kilby/Gardener/Hammond neighborhood in developing knowledge about and networks to the Clean Energy and Green Infrastructure sectors to positively impact their quality of life and health. Knowledge about and networks for linking to these agendas will empower the community to participate, in a meaningful way, in future development projects in their neighborhood. Particular attention will be paid to the involvement of neighborhood youth through local schools and the Boys and Girls Club. An additional benefit will be the introduction of green job networks, as residents interact with professionals and are introduced to green job skills training offered by local Community Colleges.
875 Main Street
OEP
Main South Community Development Corp.

Water Boot Camp 2010
Drinking Water Branch
Per your application request dated December 21, 2009, this grant is being awarded to support the Connecticut Section American Waterworks Association (CTAWWA) to conduct a summer Boot Camp to provide students with the basic knowledge and awareness of careers in the water industry. CTAWWA�s Water Boot Camp will be presented in Bridgeport, Connecticut, an environmental justice (EJ) community. CTAWWA�s Water Boot Camp is an important tool in bringing awareness to public water system careers in the EJ community of Bridgeport, CT.
164 Water Street
Office of Ecosystem Protection
CT Section American Water Works Assoc.

New Mainer Healthy Homes Advocacy and Education Project
Central Maine Community Health Corp/Healthy Androscoggin's New Mainer Healthy Homes Advocacy and Education Project will help New Mainers, resettled immigrant families, understand their rights to quality housing that is free of lead, pests, mold, and harmful pesticides. The overall purpose of the project is to empower New Mainers with the knowledge to protect their families from these environmental hazards. The goals of the project will be achieved by utilizing the Healthy Homes Healthy Families community partnership and will include education, home visits, and recruiting and training of Neighbor-to-Neighbor community educators.
300 Main Street
ORA
Central Maine Community Health Corps

Toxic Soil Busters
The purpose of this project is to investigate the effectiveness of low-cost remediation methods for lead soil contamination. The project will involve the implementation of low-cost remediation techniques, soil science research, and GIS data mapping. Participants in Worcester Roots Project's lead safe landscaping program will partner with researchers from institutions of higher education to learn scientific methods and implement activities. Worcester Roots Project will produce written materials to aid residents and community-based organizations in implementing techniques based on research findings.
4 King Street
OEP
Worcester Roots Project Inc.

Community- Based Home Weatherization
The Community-Based Home Weatherization in Providence project will take place in Providence, Rhode Island. Activities include training residents to perform basic home energy evaluations and home weatherization tasks and then to host several barn raising events. The goal is provide outreach and education to homeowners and tenantsabout the benefits of residential weatherization, as well as provide opportunities for individuals receiving job training in related fields to participate in energy efficiency efforts.
1192 Westminster Street
OEP
Environmental Justice League of Rhode Island

Planting Trees to Address Climate Change
Groundwork Lawrence's GreenStreets Tree Planting Program works to increase vital tree cover in a sustainable manner in the City's densely populated, low-income urban environments. Groundwork Lawrence works directly with homeowners to increase the urban tree canopy by providing educational workshops, technical assistance, and supplies free of cost. The GreenStreets Tree Planting Program seeks to address the impacts of climate change by increasing the urban tree canopy which will sequester and absorb carbon dioxide. An increase in the urban tree canopy also mitigates the heat island effect by reducing energy costs, decreases stormwater runoff and erosion, and improves air quality.
60 Island Street
ORA
Groundwork Lawrence Inc.

Environmental Placement Partnership Internship Program
The New England Water Works Association (NE WWA) will partner with the Connecticut Section of the American Water Works Association (CT AWWA) and Massachusetts Water Works Association (MWWA) to develop internship programs addressing the aging workforce and pending shortage of future water operations professionals. These partnerships will provide six to ten internships in the drinking water sector for students in Connecticut and Massachusetts that live in environmental justice (EJ) communities. CT AWWA and MWWA will identify interns that have working knowledge or have participated in instructional/certificate programs for drinking water operations. These partners will also identify public water systems interested in hosting, training, and supervising interns.
125 Hopping Brook Road
New England Water Works Association

Office of Policy & Management
Environmental Equity Program NEW AWARD. Picayune Wood Treating, Inc. Site Research Project. The project will consist of extensive research to assess risks associated with and/or resulting from substances released by the Picayune Wood Treating superfund site.
Environmental Equity Program
605 South Mail Street
Picayune Carver Culture Museum Inc

Office of the Administrator
Environmental Equity Program This project is to educate and involve former Lake Apopka farmworkers in addressing their concerns about environmental health problems and access to quality health care. The project is to complete 100 community health surveys to raise health consciousness of health problems.
Lake Apopka Environmental Health Project
815 South Park Avenue
The Farmworker Association of Florida Inc

This project is to protect human health, to slow down the destruction of the local environment, particularly tree canopy, and give voice to an emerging call for environmental protection and restoration. The project will empower the affected communities with knowledge of the connection between their health and welfare and a healthy environment, engage area businesses, government, developers and others in a collaborative partnership by helping to see how they benefit from a healthy environment and healthy communities. In addition, the project will build an inclusive collaborative partnership(s) driven by strong community-based leadership and identify projects that can demonstrate quick results. Six field trips will be conducted to develop practical knowledge of problems and opportunities in the affected communities. The project will inspect, document, and develop conceptual plans for five sites likely for collaborative action.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program
1935 Woodland Hills Ave. N.W.
Peachtree Woodall Whetstone Watershed Alliance

This environmental health project will assist in the development of community meetings for the purpose of educating the Duplin community about the effects that industrial hog farms may have on their air and water. This project will also address the health disparities of people of color, and the social, environmental and economic factors which include health, physical, emotional, and mental health effects that are associated with Industrial hog farms and toxic waste.
NC RuralEmPowermentAssoCommunityHelp (REACH)
1912 W. Wards Bridge Road
Rural Enpowerment Asso for Community Help (REACH)

OEJTA
LEAN wants to continue their efforts to protect the health of those who are doing the physical labor of cleaning and gutting the flood damaged houses in the vulnerable communities in the greater New Orleans area through the ongoing program of providing the residents and volunteer workers with the educational materials, training and the items needed to safely do the necessary clean-up and decontamination work.
Louisiana Environmental Action Network

Office of Policy and Management
This amendment is to extend the project and budget period.
Superfund Remediation and Public Participation
2385 Irving Hill Road
University of Kansas Center for Research

HERITAGE COLLEGE
Involved a diverse group of environmental science students and provided them with hands-on experience. Encouraged minority students to pursue careers in science and the environment. Strengthened partnerships and understanding of local groundwater issues. The results will serve to provide information in a plan for long-term safe drinking and irrigation water.
3240 FORT ROAD

PARKS & PEOPLE FOUNDATION
The FY 1999 KidsGrow curriculum focused on the issue of lead poisoning. Aided by materials preparedby the Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning,project participants discovered an area in theircommunity in which residents were living in housesdesignated as lead paint hazards. Both shocked and inspired by this situation, the students decided tocreate a model of how these houses could be detoxified of lead and rehabilitated. Further development of this project will be pursued in the future.
1901 EAGLE DR

CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR NEW YORK CITY
A detailed survey was developed and mailed to a random sample of participants. Survey respondentsindicated that the workshops held through theNeighborhood Environmental Leadership Institute had a positive impact on individuals andneighborhood organizations through out the city. In all, 87 percent of respondents indicated thatparticipating in Institute workshops led to positivechanges and improvements in their organizing efforts.
305 SEVENTH AVENUE, 15TH FLOOR

This amendment extends the budget/project periods to September 30, 2000. This amendment reduces the amount of Federal funds by $16,657 based upon the unobligated balance of funds reported in the final Financial Status Report. There is no change in Federal funds available.
Arawak Building, Suite#3, Gallows Bay
St. Croix Environmental Association Inc.

ISLES INC
10 WOOD STREET

ENVIRONMENTORS PROJECT
211 NASSAU STREET

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTER OF NJ
15 WASHINGTON STREET ROOM 304

IRONBOUND COMMUNITY CORPORATION
95 FLEMING AVENUE

CITIZEN POLICY & EDUCATION FUND OF NJ
400 MAIN STREET

This amendment decreases the agreement by $625 from $19,988 to $19,363 based on the unobligated balance of Federal funds reported in the final Financial Status Report dated November 8, 2001. Also, this grant is hereby closeout.
271 W. 125th Street Suite 211
West Harlem Environmental Action Inc

This amendment extends the project and budget period date to July 31, 2000, for the reasons described in the letter dated January 20, 2000. There is no change in the amount of Federal funds available under the agreement.
120 Wall Street, 16th Floor
INFORM Inc.

HISPANIC AMERICAN CAREER ED RESOURCES
128 WEST 36TH STREET, 3RD FL

HARLEM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PROJECT
163 WEST 125TH ST-SUITE 909

NYC ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ALLIANCE
115 WEST 30TH STREET, ROOM 709

OPM
The program goals for the Environmental Justice Education Outreach and Leadership Conference are to (1) build community capacity to identify local environmental justice problems, 2) enhance community understanding of environmental and public health information, 3) generate information on pollution in the community.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Prog.
Environmental Accountability Division
S.W. Economic Development Co.

Waste Management Division
Mississippi Delta Teachers Environmental Institute @ Mississippi Valley State University. This project is a new effort by a partnership of MS Valley State University, MS Dept. of Environmental Quality, EPA & MS Delta School Systems to enhance environmental education by enabling teachers and students in grades K-12 to utilize geographic information systems (GIS) software in grade-appropriate ways to promote interactive, inquiry-based learning about the MS Delta's environment. THIS ACTION: non-MONETARY TIME EXTENSION - EXTENDS THE PROJECT AND BUDGET PERIOD TO 10-01-03.
Environmental Justice Community/University Partnership Grants Program.
Mississippi Valley State University

PEOPLE FOR COMMUNITY RECOVERY
13116 SOUTH ELLIS AVENUE

Sokaogon Chippewa Community Environmental Justice Empowerment Project
Rr 1 Box 625
Sokaogon Chippewa Tribal Council

KEEP AKRON BEAUTIFUL
3726 LLEWELLYN AVENUE

CHICAGO LEGAL CLINIC INC.
2938 E 91ST STREET

MCELRATH IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION
3733 LOVERS LANE

Assessments Of Residential Homes Regarding Asthma, Lead And Asbestos
No cost budget and project period extension.
1440 W. Washington
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division DR-7J
American Lung Assoc. of Metro Chicago

REUSE INDUSTRIES
Environmental Justice Pollution Prevention Grants Program

CITIZENS POLICY CENTER
402 TERMINAL TOWER

COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERSHIP OF IL
28 EAST JACKSON SUITE 1600

LOWER SIOUX INDIAN COMMUNITY
ROUTE 1 BOX 308
Environmental Justice Pollution Prevention Grants Program

ST. JOHN
648 SOUTH OHIO AVENUE

NEIGHBORS UNITED FOR PROGRESS
19 PUBLIC SQUARE ROOM 310

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIS
6100 CENTER GROVE ROAD

THE GREEN INSTITUTE
1433 E.FRANKLIN AVE SUITE 7A

DETROITERS WORKING FOR ENVIRONMENTAL J
18248 MARLOWE

SIXTEENTH STREET COMMUNITY HEALTH CENT
1032 SOUTH 16TH. STREET

UNITED CITIZENS AND NEIGHBORS
411 WEST PARK

WESTSIDE HEALTH AUTHORITY
5437 WEST DIVISION

ARAB COMMUNITY CNTR FOR ECONOMIC & SOC
2651 SAULINO COURT

WISCONSIN CITIZEN ACTION FUND
152 W WISCONSIN AVE STE 308

INDIANAPOLIS URBAN LEAGUE
850 N MERIDIAN STREET

CENTER FOR NEIGHBORHOOD TECHNOLOGY
2125 WEST NORTH AVENUE

White Horse Creek Clean-Up
GPRCs model of local people producing ecological health improvements on the landscape while producing positive social health and environmental leadership in themselves and their communities has proven to be an effective method of environmental protection. Through this work, people become rooted to where they live, and experience a new awareness and sense of belonging to their ecosystem. This feeling breeds greater personal responsibility. When the volunteers worked together to remove trash, learned how the White Horse Creek Watershed folds down over the landscape, encompassing them, and worked to educate others about the watershed, they sought to find solutions to problems where they start at the front end, rather than at the back end. They came to see that the back-end approach is always reactive, rather than proactive, and root solution efforts are much more effective.
This project is aim to improve water quality by assisting cattle operators who are impacting the White Horse Creek watershed to move their operation back away from the impacated area. The project will stage a 2004 summer clean up of trash an debri that is clogging the White Horse Creek upstream of Manderson Valley.
PO Box 1206
Great Plains Restoration Council

City of Laramie
The grant for this project enabled the city of Laramie to collect more hazardous waste and to disseminate more information to the public than would have been possible without financial assistance.
Grant will support a community pollution prevention outreach and education project, which will constitute a community-based approach to pollution prevention and clean up program.
PO Box C

URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
10 NORTH RUSSELL STREET

TACOMA URBAN LEAGUE
2550 SOUTH YAKIMA AVENUE

Asian/Pacific Islander Safe Seafood Video Project
This amendment revises the project and budget periods as shown below. The amendment also confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report (FSR) dated May 8, 2000. The EPA funding amount is reduced by $4,612 to a revised amount of $14,221. The recipient's share is also reduced in accordance with the final FSR. Total budget and project period costs are revised accordingly. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
1415 W. Dravus
Puget Sound Alliance

CITY OF SEATTLE
100 DEXTER AVENUE NORTH

ECUMENICAL MINISTRIES OF OREGON
0245 SW BANCROFT STREET

Tribal Guide To The Nepa Process
Project/Budget Period (Time Extenstion)
4201 Tudor Centre Dr., Suite 210
Chugachmiut

RURAL ALASKA COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM

VALLEY FAMILY HEALTH CARE INC.
1441 NE 10TH AVE

OLNEYVILLE HOUSING CORPORATION
17 HYAT STREET

EJSG - Urban Trapping With Youth
Decrease in Funds
1000 Elmwood Avenue
Roger Williams Park Zoo Docent Council

Ejsg - Healthy Schools Project
Decrease in Funds based on Final FSR processed thru Assistance Adjustment Notice
93 Story Road
Vermont Institute of Enviromental Health

NEW HAVEN LAND TRUST INC.
341 QUINNIPIAC AVENUE

EJSG - WQ Monitoring Of Shellfish Beds And Toxics Monitoring For 5 Species Of Fish And Shellfish.
Amendment issues to extend the budget and project period in accordance with your request dated 1/5/00. All terms and conditions remain the same.
Passamaquoddy Tribe Pleasant Point

VIRGINIA WATER PROJECT, INC.
145 W. CAMPBELL AVE

ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY
5110 ROANOKE PLACE SUITE 101

DE VALLEY CITIZENS COUN FOR CLEAN AIR
135 SOUTH 19TH ST, SUITE 300

VIRGINIA WATER PROJECT, INC.
POST OFFICE BOX 2868

ENVIRONMENTORS PROJECT
5301 BROAD BRANCH ROAD NW

ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY
The importance of educating homeowners and other civic association members and community decision-makers about the problems of the Anacostia River and how they can be part of the solution is what made this project a success.
5110 ROANOKE PLACE SUITE 101

ANACOSTIA/CONGRESS HEIGHTS PARTNERSHIP
2301 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE

DELAWARE VALLEY CITIZENS' COUNCIL
135 SOUTH 19TH STREET, STE 300

THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
PO BOX 158

Environmental Justice - Indoor Air Quality
FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION - FOR GAMB PURPOSES ONLY. Federal funds in the amount of $14,844 are deobligated in accordance with the final FSR dated November 1, 1999.
3500 Lancaster Ave
Grass Roots Alliance For A Solar PA

NATIONAL HISPANIC COUNCIL ON AGING
Establishing a successful foundation for future environmental activities.
2713 ONTARIO ROAD, NW

SOUTHEAST RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE P
145 CAMPBELL AVE

THE HERITAGE MUSEUM INC
4509 PROSPECT CI

Environmentl Justice
FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION - FOR INTERNAL PURPOSES ONLY This action deobligates $8,925.00 in accordance with the final FSR dated April 11, 2000.
PO Box 4644
Grants and Audit Management Branch
Project Outreach Area 20743 CDC

ENVIRONMENTORS PROJECT
5301 BROAD BRANCH RD NW

ANACOSTIA WATERSHED SOCIETY
4301 BALTIMORE AVE

NJ DEPT OF LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY
25 MARKET ST 3RD FLR

Environmental Stewardship Training and Mentoring for At Risk Youth. In accordance with 40 CFR 30.24(f)(2), the recipient has elected to exercise their one-time extension option. NO FORMAL EXECUTED AMENDMENT IS REQUIRED. This action extends the project and budget periods to February 28, 2001, and changes the EPA Project Officer to Les Reed.
467 Highway One, STE 104
Grants and Audit Management Branch
Unitarian Universalists Church S. DE

COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERSHIP OF IL
28 E JACKSON STE 1600

LAO FAMILY COMMUNITY OF FRESNO, INC.
Educational outreach to an untapped community inthe Central Valley of California is the predominate success for this project. The major strength came in the form of removing language barriers so that the community could better understand air and waterpollution issues and disposal practices forinsecticides, household toxins and motor oil.
4904 E KINGS CANYON RD.STE 281

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - CLEANERS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Educational outreach to dry cleaners aboutprofessional wet cleaning was enhanced substantiallywith the development of the Professional Wet Cleaning Commercialization Project. The Commercialization Project, which received initialfunding in 2000 by the South Coast Air QualityManagement District SCAQMD, is designed to jumpstart the diffusion of professional wet cleaningin the southern California region by providingfinancial and technical assistance to eight drycleaners interested to switching to professional wetcleaning.
This amendment extends the project and budget end dates from 10/31/00 to 6/30/01. There is no change in the total approved EPA assistance amount of $15,000.
680 South Wilton Place
Korean Youth and Community Center

SAVE THE SOUND INC
The communitys participation in all the action projects brought a lot of enthusiasm and pride. Bridgeport residents continued to volunteer for activities to improve water quality. The project reached a large audience through newspaper articles and television coverage of activities. With the storm drains stenciling program people are more aware about water quality protection. Information will continue to be displayed throughout the City of Bridgeport to educate people. The relationship between the partners is strengthened as a result of this project.
185 MAGEE AVENUE

Hartford Trash Incinerator Air Toxin Reduction Program.
This amendment numbered 1 provides a project and budget period extension to 6/30/00 per your request of October 26, 1999.
2065 Main Street
O.N.E./C.H.A.N.E. Inc.

Design And Disseminate A Pesticide Use Reduction Public Education and Activism Program.
This amendment extends the Budget and Project period end dates. Per your request letter dated August 4, 2000.
The Food Project Inc.

KEEP PROVIDENCE BEAUTIFUL
385 WESTMINSTER STREET

Small Business Pollution Prevention Outreach Program For The Oxford Hills Area.
This assistance amendment extends the duration period based on your request dated March 9, 2001. All terms and conditions remain the same.
125 Manley Road
Androscoggin Valley Council of Govts.

GREATER NEWARK CONSERVANCY
303-309 WASHINGTON ST.5TH FL

83 Canal Street, Rm 304
Chinese Progressive Association

CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR NYC, INC.
305 SEVENTH AVENUE, 15TH FLOOR

COMMITTEE TO SAVE THE ENVIRONMENT
P.O. BOX 82

HARLEM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PROJECT
163 W. 125TH STREET SUITE 909

This amendment decreases the Federal Share by $2,000 based on a deviation from the reporting requirements of 40 CFR 30.505 (a) & (b) (1994) granted by EPA Headquarters, Grants Administration Division. Since there is no further administrative action to be taken, the agreement is hereby closed out.
Sociedad Ambinentalista de la Ciudadania

ROCHESTER COUNCIL ON OCC SAFETY AND HE
46 PRINCE STREET

ISLES INC
126 N. MONTGOMERY STREET

COMITE DE APOYO A LOS TRABAJADORES AGR
P.O. BOX F 4 S. DELSEA DRIVE

UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO

Environmental Equity
Charleston/North Charleston Community-based Environmental Protection Initiative - Phase One. The goal of this phase is to initiate a process that will enable all members of the CBEP designated community to participate and execute an environmental protection program. This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period from 9/30/00 to 8/31/2001 to allow time for project completion.
156 Rutledge Avenue
Environmental Accountability Division
MedUniSC - Medical University of South Carolina

LAWRENCE COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM
410 WEST GAINES STREET

EMMA WHEELER HOMES RESIDENT ASSOC.,INC
4902 EDINGBURG DRIVE

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
P.O. BOX 567 STATION 17

HUNT EDUCATIONAL & CULTURAL CENTER
P.O. BOX 1391, 220 HUNT ST.

CONCERNED CITIZENS LEAGUE OF AMERICA
701 MILLPOINT WAY

CITIZENS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

PROJECT AWAKE
RT. 2 BOX 282

ALTON PARK/PINEY WOODS NEIGHBORHOOD IM

BETHUNE-COOKEMAN COLLEGE
640 M.M. BETHUNE BLVD.

Pollution Prevention Program Environmental Justice
Decrease $20,188.07 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown on the Final FSR dated 09/25/20013 ===== THIS ACTION CLOSES OUT THIS PROJECT =====
901 Sumter St.
University of South Carolina at Columbia

Pollution Prevention Program Environmental Justice
This action approves a decrease of $23,546 of unexpended federal funds. Refer to final FSR dated May 18, 2002.
444 SW 2nd Avenue
Air, Pesticides, & Toxics Management Division
City of Miami

APPALACHIA-SCIENCE IN PUBLIC INTEREST
50 LAIR STREET

State And Tribal Environmental Justice Grants
DECREASE $1,350.58 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown on the Final FSR dated 3/15/2001.
401 Church Street L&C Tower
Environmental Accountability Division
TN Dept of Environment and Conservation
State and Tribal Grants for Environmental Justice

Environmental Justice Grants To Small Communities
Decrease $30.24 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown in IFMS. THIS ACTION CLOSES OUT THIS PROJECT
216 East Prichard Avenue
City of Prichard

This action approves a no cost time EXTENSION. The extension will allow time for the grantee to complete the Susceptibility Ground Water Analysis (Part 4), Public Awareness (Part 5) tasks of the project and allow time to receive approval letters from Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
Coalition United to Restore the Environment

TN VALLEY RC&D, COUNCIL, INC.
4511 U.S. HWY. 31, SOUTH

JUSTICE RESOURCE CENTER
P.O. BOX 75

DECREASE $2,288.70 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown on the Final FSR dated 10/27/2000.
THIS ACTION CLOSES OUT THIS PROJECT
105 Student Services Bldg.
University of Tennessee

DECREASE $2,286.00 Unexpended EPA funds. THIS ACTION CLOSES OUT THIS PROJECT.
1680 Jackson Ave.
Evironmental Assistance Division
Vollintine-Evergreen Community Association

EJ - Alternative Work Experience In Pollution Industries - Organizing Garden & Worm Farms Project
This amendment changes the recipient name from Coronado Neighborhood Council to Community Youth Council for Leadership & Education. This action also extends the project and budget period end dates from October 30, 2000 to October 31, 2001.
342 11th Street
Community Youth Council for Leadership & Educaction

Environmental Justice - Indoor Air Quality (Iaq) - Tools For Schools
174 Carmelito Avenue
American Lung Association of the Central Coast

Environmental Justice - Roots Youth Expansion
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period end dates to June 30, 2001. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the EPA assistance agreement amount of $15,000.
201 Esperanza Avenue P.O. Box 687
International Sonoran Desert Alliance

Environmental Justice - Community Awareness
This assistance amendment extends the project and budget period ending dates to December 31, 2000. All other terms and conditions remain in effect.
511 Sunset Street
Air Division
Elko Band Council

Environmental Justice Program - Environmental Education
87-1610 E. Farrington Hwy
Pu'u Hale O Nanakuli

ORGANIZACION EN CA DE LIDERES CAMPESIN
611 S. REBECCA ST

Environmental Justice through Pollution Prevention - Janitorial Pollution Prevention Project
This award provides full EPA funding in the amount of $25,000.
1414 K Street, Suite 250
Local Government Commission
Environmental Justice Assistance

EJP2 - HEALTHY WORK, HEALTHY HOMES
This action provides full EPA approved funding in the amount of $64,000 for the Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention Project - Healthy Work, Healthy Homes .
Women's Action to Gain Economic Security (WAGES)
Environmental Justice Assistance

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THRU POLLUTION PREVENTION
This award provides full EPA funding in the amount of $37,982.
4390 Telegraph Avenue, Suite E
Korean Community Center of the East Bay
Environmental Justice Assistance

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM
This assistance agreement provides EPA funding in the amount of $20,000 to support the IMPACTS FROM WATER POLLUTION AND FISH CONSUMPTION PROJECT .
300 Broadway, Suite 28
Earth Island Institute

Environmental Justice Program - HERAP
This award provides full EPA funding in the amount of $12,500.
6885 Lindale Drive
Boat People S.O.S. Inc.

Env Justice - Solid Waste/Air Pollution Control Program
This amendment extends the project and budget period end dates from March 31, 2002 to December 31, 2002. There is no change in the EPA assistance total of $12,500. Terms and conditions numbered 1 through 8 of the previous assistance agreements, awarded September 20, 2000 and October 24, 2002, remain in full force and effect.
8955 Mission Road
Grants Management Office, PMD-7
Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - MODEL TRIBAL ENVIR. CODES
This agreement provides EPA funding in the amount of $12,500 for your project to Develop Model Tribal Environmental Codes for California Tribes.
#7 Fourth Street, Suite 46
National Indian Justice Center

CLEAN WATER FUND
94 CHURCH STREET, SUITE 202

COMITE DE APOYO A LOS TRABAJADORES AGR
4 S. DELSEA DR. P.O. BOX 510

CITIZENS COMMITTEE FOR NEW YORK CITY
305 SEVENTH AVENUE, 15TH FLOOR

COUNCIL ON THE ENVIRONMENT INC.
51 CHAMBERS STREET RM. 228

HOPE UNLIMITED INTERNATIONAL INC
4537 WHITE PLAINS ROAD

BROOKLYN CENTER FOR THE URBAN ENVIRONM
THE TENNIS HOUSE-PROSPECT PARK

GREATER NEWARK CONSERVANCY
303-9 WASHINGTON ST.5TH FLOOR

COMITE DE APOYO A LOS TRABAJADORES AGR
4 SOUTH DELSEA DR.P.O. BOX 510

This amendment reduces the Federal Share by $80 based on the Recipient's final Financial Status Report.
847 Prospect Ave
New Cassel Environmental Justice Project Inc.

This amendment decreases the Federal Share by $2,500 based on the recipient's final Financial Report. Since there is no further administrative action to be taken, the agreement is hereby closed out.
145 West 15th Street
Puerto Rican Family Institute Inc.

HOPE UNLIMITED INTERNATIONAL INC
4537A WHITE PLAINS ROAD

NORTHERN MANHATTAN IMPROVEMENT CORP.
76 WADSWORTH AVENUE

HARLEM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PROJECT
163 WEST 125 STREET-SUITE 909

DECREASE $3,786.89 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown on the Final FSR dated 8/22/2000.
2899 Mars Hill Road
Association of Filipino-Americans in Central MS

DEMOCRACY RESOURCE CENTER
253 REGENCY CIRCLE, SUITE A

THE FARMWORKER ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA
815 S. PARK AVENUE

APPALACHIAN FOCUS, INC.
ROUTE 2, BOX 68AA

CITIZENS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
1115 HABERSHAM ST

CHARLOTTE ORGANIZING PROJECT
1515 ELIZABETH AVE., SUITE 200

This action approves an INCREASE of FY00 funds. This increase will allow Committee Against Pollution (CAP) members to participate with the EPA Assessment Team as they complete sample collections in West Anniston, AL.
Community Against Pollution

The Newtown Florist Club Project in Gainesville, GA will work with stake-holders to design environmental surveys, and test all homes in the affected community for lead, radon and groundwater contamination. This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period from 9/30/00, to 12/31/00.
CtrDemRe - Center for Democratic Renewal

COALITION FOR HEALTH CONCERN, INC.

ENV. & COMMUNITY HEALTH ORG., INC.
4956 PRITCHARD LANE

CITIZENS REINVESTING IN SHAW
P.O. BOX 467

PARTNERS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
813 DARBY STREET

SHAW UNIVERSITY
118 EAST SOUTH STREET

Decrease $7,875 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown on the Final FSR dated 02/05/2001 THIS ACTION CLOSES OUT THIS PROJECT
58 Coming St.
UnivChar - University of Charleston

DECREASE $12,196 and TERMINATION of grant due to grantee losing their migrant attorney position effective 1/1/2000, so they could not finish the grant.
P.O. Drawer 360
LegalSvc - Legal Services of Upper East TN Inc.

FL PJ98491700-0 FY00 AlachuaCoCom
DECREASE $18,165.03 Unexpended EPAFunds as shown on the Final FSR dated 05/10/2002.
226 South Main St.
Alachua Co. Board of County Commissioners

Charleston Community-Based Environmental Protection Program (CBEP)
This action approves a no cost TIME EXTENSION to the project/budget period to September 30, 2002. This EXTENSION will allow time for completion of the second phase of projects being implemented in the 19 neighborhoods of the Renewal Community, formerly the Enterprise Community neighborhoods.
75 Calhoun Street
City of Charleston

Office of the Administrator
Time Extension (Amendment); This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period to 5/31/2004. This action also approves a budget revision. This EXTENSION is necessary to allow time for project completion.
Charleston/North Charleston CBEP Project Data Effort, Phase II
2600 Bull Street
SC Dept of Health & Env. Control

Env Justice - Hazardous Substance Education and Prevention Project
This amendment extends the project and budget periods from December 31, 2001 to April 1, 2002. There is no change in the EPA assistance total of $20,000. Terms and conditions numbered 1 through 8 of the initial assistance agreement, dated September 26, 2000, remains in full force and effect. Condition number 9 has been met and is no longer applicable.
Grants Management Office, PMD-7
CA Indian Basketweavers Association

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Fort Ord Project
This assistance agreement provides EPA funding in the amount of $10,000 to support the Fort Ord Cleanup and Development Educational Material project.
Seaside Church of the Living God

PORTLAND ART MUSEUM
1219 SOUTHWEST PARK

COLVILLE CONFEDERATED TRIBES

STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
605 13TH AVE

NATIVE VILLAGE OF OUZINKIE

CHEHALIS CONFEDERATED TRIBES

CASCADIA REVOLVING FUND
157 YESLER WAY, SUITE 414

SPOKANE TRIBE OF INDIANS

ALEUTIAN/PRIBILOF ISLANDS ASSOCIATION
401 E. FIREWEED LANESUITE 201

Provide An Assessment Of The Emissions Of Gases And Water Quality From The Kootenai County Landfill
Coeur d'Alene Tribe

URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
Surveys indicated that 65% knew nothing at all before the program, and 79% rated the issues as high or somewhat high priority after the program. Partnered with local and regional agencies influencing the Columbia Slough. Established collaborative relationships with a number of community organizations.
10 N. RUSSELL ST.

JAMESTOWN S'KLALLAM TRIBE
1033 OLD BLYN HWY

NW COMMUNITIES EDUCATION CENTER

Mid-Willamette Valley Ground Water Protection Project
This amendment confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report dated 8/14/98, and the recipient's letter dated 8/19/98. This amendment deobligates the remaining EPA funds, $15,455, on this grant; revises the EPA funding amount to $4,272; and revises the total budget and project period costs. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
105 High Street SE
Mid Willamette Valley Council of Governments

ECOLOGY CENTER OF ANN ARBOR
117 N. DIVISION

DECREASE $20,000.00 Unexpended EPA Funds as shown on the Final FSR dated 10/24/2001
925 Davidson Dr.
American Environmental Health Studies Project

The center successfully educated southeast Raleigh residents about environmental issues that may adversely affect their health and helped develop collaborative relationships with community residents and organizations to identify environmental issues of concern in the community. This project also introduced more students to the field of environmental justice. Additionally, the project trained 40 high school students to analyze and monitor air, water, and soil quality. These students learned how to take air, water, and soil samples and to conduct relevant scientific experiments.
NON-MONETARY TIME EXTENSION - Extends the project/budget period three months to December 31, 2002. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION: Under 40 CFR 30, the recipient is permitted a one-time extension for up to one year without prior approval.
VillagCr - Village Creek Human & Env. Justice Society Inc.

The project organized volunteers successfully, advertised forums in the community using flyers and public service announcements; got attendees to fill out a three-page survey; and presented information in an informative and attractive way. This project was a first step in a collaborative effort to address both environmental and human needs. There is enough interest to continue the work under the right local leadership. As a result of this project, many people throughout northwest Arkansas, not just those who attended the sessions, now know that the environmental justice issue exists and is a concern.
Grassroots organizing, environmental education/information/training concerning EJ and the environmental/environmental health problems related to the poultry- processing industry in Northwest Arkansas. Features development of bilingual curriculum & bilingual trainings/presentations/workshops on environmental issues (violations of CWA & SWDA in relation to poultry industry) to immigrant community (Latinos now hold about 1/3 of chicken-industry jobs), coalition building, EJ training, research on industry (results to be compiled into a bilingual booklet to be shared with communities). Target: communities and poultry industry workers in Fayetteville, Springdale, and Rogers, Arkansas. Composed of poor whites, African-Americans, Hispanics and Mexican, Central American and Marshall Island immigrants.
HC 70, Box 17A
Arco Iris Inc.

Environmental Justice Project - Tar Creek Superfund Site
This collaborative community effort enhanced resident involvement in the community and developed awareness of exposure pathways, health issues related to the site, and remedial activities that will minimize exposure to maximum extent. In developing, conducting, and analyzing a survey of the community, local residents gained experience in gathering health trends data. They learned the importance of consistency in data collection and how to word survey questions carefully. The project led to remediation, followed by buyouts.
The communities living near the Tar Creek Superfund Site in Northeast Oklahoma deal with severe contamination problems affecting all areas of their lives. Local Environmental Action Demanded, Inc. (L.E.A.D.) will conduct gather data and identify substances of concern by reviewing available data on releases that impact Ottawa County and its streams, and the amount of miles the contamination extends.
L.E.A.D. Agency Inc.

Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice
The West Side Environmental Justice Project - addressing issues in the Rose Park Community will 1) bring together a Community Action committee for the Rose Park area, 2) identify and prioritize environmental health threats to the Rose Park community, 3) ensure that adults, families and children have access to information about these threats and the means to protect against them, no matter their primary language; and 4) promote practical means to remove or reduce recognized, serious threats that are not being addressed effectively.
UT Society/Env. Justice
350 South 400 East-Suite G4
Utah Society For Environmental Education

Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice
The Lakota Youth Community Demonstration Project will move the Thunder Valley community located on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota toward its goal of becoming a sustainable community. To deal with current and future climate change, both mitigation and adaptation strategies will be used. The community will receive concrete benefits in the form of: 1) reducing energy use through installation of a photovoltaic solar array on a highly-visible community building, 2) reducing energy use by providing information on energy conservation to community residents, 3) installing technology designed to deal with increased drought in the form of water collection and conservation systems on the community building and in nearby community vegetable garden, 4) providing public health benefits by growing organic vegetables and delivering them to community elders, and 5) increasing employment and education in green industries.
P. O. Box 290
Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation

Policy, Information Management and Environmental Justice
Denver Youth Naturally - Climate Change and Environmental Justice through Youth Leadership Development program will engage youth in the Denver area to understand and communicate climate changes issues to their neighborhoods. Through the youth leadership development program, climate change is placed in the context of their daily lives. This allows them to explore their community, the natural environment, and the decisions they make everyday that affect their own futures and the future of the planet. Activities will include outdoor and nature-based education on local climate change impacts, including monitoring and collecting data on local climate change impacts, and leadership skills development to educate the community on climate change, build consensus and set community priorities.
Envir Learning Env. Justice
Environmental Learning for Kids

Cross Media Division, CMD-1
This amendment amendment hereby extends the budget and project period ending dates from October 31, 2003 to January 15, 2004. All terms and conditions of previous agreements remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $20,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - DIESEL EMISSIONS REDUCTION INITIATIVE
2485 W 14th Street, Suite 216
Citizens for West Oakland Revitalization

Cross Media Division
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $20,000. The goal of this project is to reduce nitrate pollution of groundwater and drinking water soruces for Latino populations in northern Salinas Valley Watershed. The focus will be on increase minority farmer awareness of nitrate leaching and encourage farmers of using more effective practices.
Environmental Justice Program - Organic Nutrient Mgmt for Reduction of Nitrate Leaching
1700 Old Stage Road
ALBA - Agricultural Land-Based Training Assoc

Water Division, WTR-3
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - RESEARCH IN THE RICHMOND MARINA
300 Broadway, Suite 28
Earth Island Institute

Cross Media Division, CMD-1
This provides full funding in the amount of $20,000 to implement an air quality data collection and health survey project.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Health Effects from Oil Fields
Cross-Media Division - CMD-1
Navajo Nation

Cross-Media Division
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period ending dates to October 31, 2004. All terms and conditions of the initial agreement remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the EPA approved funding amount of $20,000.
Environmental Justice Program - HHRA Scenario
Cross Media Division
Elem Indian Colony

Environmental Justice Program - East Palo Alto Environmental Education Event
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $5,000 for an all day education outreach event. Specific areas of concerns include lead poisoning prevention, solid waste disposal and air pollution controls. Refer to condition #3 regarding pre-award costs.
1798 Bay Road
The Family Support Center of the Mid-Peninsula

Grants Management Office, PMD-7
This amendment extends the budget and project period end dates for an additional month, from June 30, 2004, to July 31, 2004, with no change with no change in the total EPA assistance amount of $19,990. Terms and conditions 1 through 10 remain in full force and effect.
Environmental Justice Program - Community Pollution Monitoring Project
5610 Pacific Blvd., Suite 203
Grants Management Office
Communities for a Better Environment

This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period end dates from November 28, 2003 to July 1, 2004. Term and condition #5 of the initial agreement has been revised. All remaining terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. The scope of work remains the same. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $10,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - WASTE MANAGEMENT, PESTICIDE & CONSERVATION OF GROUNDWATER PROJECT
Cross Media Division
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe

This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $15,000. These funds support workshops to educate indigenous farm workers on pesticide poisoning prevention. Refer to condition #8 regarding pre-award costs.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - MIXTECO & TRIQUI CAMPESINAS AGAINST THE MISUSE OF PESTICIDES
611 South Rebecca Street
Cross-Media Division, CMD-1
Organizacion en CA de Lideres Campesinas

The University of Hawaii will educate farm workers on the proper use of pesticides to reduce the risk from accidental exposure and to reduce the likelyhood of groundwater contamination. This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $20,000.
Environmental Justice Program - Training for At Risk Farmers
2530 Dole St., Sakamaki D-200
University of Hawaii

Environmental Justice Progam
Community for a Better Arvin will do a project in the rural area of the San Joaquin Central Valley area. The purpose of the Arvin Environmental Awareness and Public Participation Grant is to increase community awareness about the health impacts caused by local environmental issues such as poor air quality, pesticide spraying, and contaminated drinking water, and to build the community�s capacity to address the public health hazards by engaging in local land use decisions. Total EPA funding is in the amount of $20,000.
Environmental Justice Program-Arvin Environmental Awareness
240 King Street
Communities & Ecosystems Division
Committee for a Better Arvin

The Clean and Green Globeville project will address climate change through activities that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase green infrastructure, while also providing immediate co-benefits such as reduced energy bills, a safe and healthy home environment, and improved community green space. Tasks included are: 1) toxics and pharmaceutical cleanout community outreach and engagement, 2) household, yard, and alley cleanup, 3) tree planting and CLF swap, and 4) Globeville Valley Improvement Day which will include information on low-impact design and the importance of green infrastructure for climate change mitigation.
2740 W. 28th Avenue
Groundwork Denver Incorp.

This project will facilitate the education, empowerment, and participation of rural people in SW Colorado-NW New Mexico that are affected by air, water, and toxics pollution from oil and gas and energy production facilities. Mountain Studies Institute and its partners will work to: (1) build community knowledge about ozone, mercury, and other environment quality issues via regular radio announcements; reader-friendly outreach materials; and air/water quality alerts in newspapers; (2) engage a broad range of stakeholders via an Air Quality Forum; (3) empower and facilitate lower income community participation by making outreach materials related to ozone, mercury and other air quality issues available in Spanish.
1315 Snowden Street #305
Mountain Studies Institute

Waste Mgmt Division, WST-1
This grant will be used to test, demonstrate, and evalutate synthetic and vegetable based lubricants as alternatives to petroleum-based lubricants and chlorinated paraffins used by many independent machine shops in the Los Angeles area. Current use of solvents and chlorinated paraffins expose workers in the machine shops and the surrounding community to toxic emissions. The Institute for Research and Technical Assistance will work closely with machine shops, oil suppliers, and recycling equipment suppliers, and will disseminate results to regulatory agencies and community groups. This amendment extends the budget/project period end date to December 31, 2004. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THROUGH POLLUTION PREVENTION
2800 Olympic Blvd #101
Waste Mgmt Division
Institute for Research & Technical Assistance

Shoshone Paiute Tribes of Duck Valley
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM

Environmental Justice Program - Greenway Corridor & Lincoln Elementary School
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $20,000. This project supports data collection and study of soil, air, and water for community awareness and recommendation in the Greenway Corridor and Lincoln Elementary School area.
342 11th Street
Community Youth Council for Leadership & Educaction

Casillas Pesticide Action Project
To decrese farm workers' exporsure to toxic pesticides in Colorado.
1905 Sherman St., Suite 400
CO Legal Services

Environmenal Justice - Highland Neighborhood
This award provides full EPA funding in the amount of $20,000 to support the Highland Neighborhood Environmental Project. The project will address problems related to the cleanup of the toxic brownfield site adjacent to residential properties.
1633 84th Avenue
Career Training Institute

Environmental Justice - Clean up of a School built on a contaminated site.
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period end dates to December 31, 2002. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $14,185. There is no change in the scope of work.
4707 S. Central Avenue
Concerned Citizens South Central LA

Environmental Justice - Community Education
This amendment extends the budget and project period end dates to December 31, 2002. All terms and conditions from the initial award dated October 15, 2001, remain in full force and effect.
730 South 15th Avenue
Downtown Southwest Neighborhood Association

Environmental Justice - Environmental Information Campaign
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $14,285 to support the Environmental Information Campaign. The project will provide information to residents about the dumping of hazardous and toxic waste materials onto vacant lots in the community.
2135 Clark Street
Community Building Institute

Environmental Justice - Laotian Organizing Project
This amendment extends the budget and project period end dates to April 30, 2003. All terms and conditions from the initial award dated October 15, 2001, remain in full force and effect.
Asian Pacific Environmental Network

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - CAMPESINAS AGAINST PESTICIDES
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $14,285 for environmental training and education to low-income farmworker women (campesinas) thru community partnerships to build and support environmental leadership and participation.
611 South Rebecca Street
Organizacion en CA de Lideres Campesinas

Environmental Justice - Training of Trainers
This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $14,285 to support the Improving of the Flow of Environmental Justice through Grassroots-level Training of Trainers project. Through train-the-trainer activity, this project will facilitate the community's understanding of environmental and public health information systems.
1005 C Street
Campesinos Unidos Inc.

This amendment extends the project and budget period end dates to April 30, 2004. All terms and conditions from the initial award dated November 15, 2001, and subsequent amendment remain in full force and effect.
Environmental Justice - Logan Heights Project
1717 Kettner Blvd., Suite 100
Environmental Health Coalition

This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period ending dates from June 30, 2003 to October 30, 2003. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $20,000. The purpose of this project is to develop a human health risk assessment scenario to assess the unique human health risk to members of the Washoe Tribe from the Leviathan Mine Superfund Site. Terms and conditions from previous awards remain in effect.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM
919 Highway 395 South
Washoe Tribe of NV & CA

The Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice will do an Urban project in Southern California. They will develop neighborhood assessment teams in San Bernardino County to gather and distribute information on particulate matter pollution and its health effects. Toward this end, the teams will gather information on children's asthma in San Bernardino's Westside area, and conduct outreach into the communites where children with asthma and other respiratory illnessess live. This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $20,000.
Environmental Justice Program - Development of Neighborhood Assessment Teams (A-Teams)
Communities & Ecosystems Division
Center for Community Action & Env. Justice

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice 3EC00
This Episcopal Community Services of Maryland Project will support the implementation of an intergenerational community education program to address the issues of household health factors that contribute to lead poisoning and asthma. The project will contribute to the increased knowledge base of community residents as they seek to address these environmental and public health issues.
Collington Square - Baltimore Environmental Health Issues
1014 W. 36th Street
Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice
Episcopal Community Services of Maryland

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Env. Justice 3EC00
Enforcement & Compliance Assistance Branch
This project will increase the capacity of residents in Northwest Philadelphia to reduce pesticide use, pesticide exposures and lead presence in homes and daycare centers through creation of a community intervention partnership.
Healthy Homes Outreach Program
7047 Germantown Avenue
Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Env. Justice 3EA00
Neighborhood Interfaith Movement

Office of Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice 3EC00
Enforcement and Compliance Assistance Branch
This project will develop a Water Resource Management Plan for the county by developing stakeholder involvement, conducting a water resources inventory, assessing data needs and preparing a plan.
Protection and Management of Our Waters
900 Tenth Avenue
Pocahontas County Commission

Office of Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice 3EC00
Enforcement and Compliance Assistance Branch
The Berks County Conservancy's Operation G.R.U.B. Project (Gardens Replace Urban Blight), will work with city residents to transform areas of trash accumulation into urban gardens by educating communities about the environmental hazards associated with trash accumulation and the benefits of recycling and composting.
Operation GRUB
25 North Eleventh Street
Berks County Conservancy

This project helped communities make their schools healthier places to learn and fostered environmental leadership in the process. Participating students and adults investigated environmental issues, identified problems, developed solutions, and promoted positive environmental programs in their schools. As a result of this project, one of Jackson Countys public schools, French Elementary School, was the first school in the South to receive the Green Flag Award. The projects benefits extend beyond the South, however; for instance, two schools in Wisconsin are participating in the program through the Internet. They are able to download lesson plans and information from the Clean Green Healthy Schools manual.
NON-MONETARY TIME EXTENSION - Extends the project and budget periods from September 30, 2002, to September 30, 2003. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION: Under 40 CFR 30, the recipient is permitted a one-time extension for up to one year without prior approval.
Mississippi 2020 Network Inc

ROCA, INC.
148 WASHINGTON AVENUE

ALT. FOR COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT INC.
126 WARREN STREET

TELLUS INSTITUTE INC.
11 ARLINGTON STREET

RIVER WATCH NETWORK
153 STATE STREET

COMM. FOR BOSTON PUBLIC HOUSING INC.
100 TERRACE STREET SUITE B

INSTITUTE FOR SCIENCE AND
PRESCOT D-1, HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE

ASIAN AMERICAN RESOURCE WORKSHOP
160 KNEELAND STREET, 2/F

BOSTON GLOBE FOUNDATION, INC.

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - ALERT: Asthma and Lead Education Readiness Training
This will focus on educating approximately 100 teenage mothers from low-income, inner-city Baltimore neighborhoods on the dangers of lead poisoning and asthma by holding monthly meetings with stakeholders to assist in training and to supplement this training by teaching the teenage mothers to use internet resources to learn more about asthma and lead poisoning.
3901-03 Park Heights Ave
Office of Policy and Management, 3PM00
Park-Reist Corridor Coalition

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - Get the Lead Out Project
Using an arts-based approach to educate the public in childhood lead poisoning prevention, low-income youth ages 14-25 will develop colorful posters with easy to read and act upon lead poisoning prevention messages. The posters will be placed in up to 50 DC healthcare facilities and the grantee's Website with links to relevant sites.
1100 16th St NW
Office of Policy and Management, 3PM00
Washington Very Special Arts

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - Community Health Awareness Project (CHAP)
This project targets Vietnamese refugees who are low income and live in old buildings, subject to high levels of carbon monoxide and lead. Many of these refugees were part of the Humanitarian Operation program for resettling former political prisoners. The project�s goals are to raise health risk awareness, identify and assess pollution sources, and recruit and train environmental and health community advocates. The goals will be met by health advocate training, information workshops held at local organizations, a Vietnamese-language newsletter mailed to the specific families, and flyers/brochures.
535 Rogers Ave
Office of Policy and Management, 3PM00
Vietnamese Community Southeastern of VA Inc

Environmental Justice Small Grant Program - Toxic Chemical Monitoring and Education Project
The Clean Water Fund seeks to work with the Community/Labor Refinery Tracking Committee (CLRTC) to train South and Southwest Philadelphia residents to conduct ambient air sampling tests. Ambient air samples taken from these neighborhoods will be analyzed by a certified laboratory and results will be presented to the public. Their plan also includes organizing community forums to educate the residents about pollution and its health effects. The outreach portion of the project will utilize a broad spectrum of member organizations, multimedia, and personal contact to solicit participation. CLRTC, an association of civic and community groups in South and Southwest Philadelphia, will directly oversee the project, effectively serving nearly 82,000 residents in seven communities.
607 Penn Ave, Ste 212
Clean Water Fund

Environmental Justice Small Grant Program - Creating Sustainable Change
This proposal will address environmental justice issues by engaging low-income and minority youth in decisions regarding issues that affect their environment and health. They will have the opportunity to influence policy making and will interact with all stakeholders prior to implementing their action plan.
6270 E Lake Rd
Earth Force Inc

Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Environmental Justice 3EC00
Final Administrative Adjustment Action - Federal funds in the amount of $1,483 have been deobligated in accordance with the Final FSR dated 12-31-03.
Environmental Justice Small Grant Program - Lead Awareness Community Empowerment Project
230 S Broad St, Ste 600
Office of Policy and Management 3PM00
Caring People Alliance

Environmental Justice and Small Grants Program - Urban Blight Education Initiative
This proposal targets the West Philadelphia Empowerment Zone of the City of Philadelphia whose direct results will be teacher/student driven community action projects that will affect target schools and the surrounding communities.
100 Greenwood Ave
Office of Policyi and Management, 3PM00
Earth Force

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DA)
This project seeks to expand the capacity of the community in order to ensure fair treatment and meaning involvement related to environmental issues, specifically regarding air, water and toxic substances. The project will involve a community organizer who will map out the stakeholders in the community, a group of lay people who will be trained to access environmental and public information, and a campaign will be designed to educate community members and collaborators.
Information Gathering and Dissemination
930 20th St. NW
Sawmill Advisory Council

The purpose of this grant is to educate residents/youth on solid waste management and alternative practices. They will host a one day work shop and sponsor two (underserved) students for summer internships.
Solid Waste Education in Under Served Communities (Environmental Justice Small Grants Program)
7510 N. Broadway, Suite 203
Retired Educators for Youth Agri Programs

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DA)
This research project is to develop an independent survey of the surrounding Los Alamos National Laboratory. The survey will assess the knowledge and understanding of the communities regarding contaminants in their communities such as hazardous substances in the water and air.
Communities Survey on LANL Contaminants
48 Camino Montoya
La Cienega Valley CES

Agriculture Workers Environmental Education
AHDC in Little Rock plans to provide community based organizations, health and non-health organizations and agencies who service minorities, migrants and seasonal farm workers with the capacity building skills training and knowledge base to better serve the target population (farmers/growers, primarily Hispanic migrant and seasonal agricultural workers in the State of Arkansas). The program will train health and non-health providers how to assist the target population to access services that will help them regarding pesticides and other environmental problems.
300 South Spring Street, Suite 800
Arkansas Human Development Corp.

Environmental Justice McNeese State U.
DUPLICATE The purpose of this project is to evaluate the long-term effects of Ethylene Dichloride (EDC) on a group of 50 research participants (primarily African American and low income) who were exposed to varying amounts of the chemical for 6-18 month period between 1994 and 1995. The fundamental environment issue centers on determining if specific individuals and the community at large suffer from or remain at risk secondary to EDC exposure.
McNEESESU - McNeese State University

EPA, R6
The goal of this project is to do a community-driven sociological needs assessment survey to evaluate the issues/concerns of the community. Members of AEJCO and other community residents will conduct the sociological needs assessment survey with the Alsen/St. Irma Lee Community. Survey teams will be provided the questionnaire to cover approximately 500 households (1500 to 2000 residents) and approximately 1 1/2 to 2 hours will be spent interviewing each household. The survey team will work three days per week for approximately 4 months and hope to complete 90-100% of the surveys.
Sociological Needs Assessment Survey
13246 Scenic Highway
Alsen Envir. Justice Community Organization

This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period to December 31, 2002, to allow time for project completion. This EXTENSION is needed due to unforeseen delays due to adverse weather conditions in the State of Florida.
2295 Pasco St.
SmithWFd - Smith Williams Service Center Foundation

NEW AWARD. Children Learning About the Environment and their Neighborhood (CLEAN) - This project proposes to involve the youth of the Union Heights community in helping to create a safer and healthier environment in their neighborhood. Substandard houses in the community have been demolished. The demolition of these houses has made a negative impact on the community, because the lots have become a magnet for trash, illegal dumping and overgrown landscaping. Project CLEAN will (1) improve the appearance of 66 vacant lots; (2) develop a pollution prevention strategy to help keep the lots clean & safe; and (3) conduct environmental awareness workshops.
2449 Beacon Street
Union Heights Community Council

This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period to 09/30/2003. This action also approves a BUDGET REVISION. This EXTENSION will allow time for project completion.
2900 W. Broadway, The NIA Center, Ste 218
W. Jefferson Co. Community Task Force

NEW AWARD. Failing Septic Systems and No Water/Sewer Services in three African-American Communities. The project objectives are (1) Conduct educational workshops for residents in the target area, (2) Support activities of planning, funding and installation of water/sewer services for the long-term public health and safety of current and future residents.
P.O. Box 661 - 206 Moore Street
West End Revitalization Association

Enforcement Coordination Office
Help Me Be Lead Free fully integrates lead poisoning awareness and prevention into home and family health services, resulting in comprehensive environmental and local public health service delivery. Specifically, the program will 1) increase accessibility to blood lead level testing and lead information for parents of young children, and 2) increase the lead-safety of at-risk houses.
Help Me Be Lead Free
975 East Highway 33, Suite 1
RGAD/ECO
Public Health Solutions

Enforcement Coordination Office
The purpose of this project is to increase the awareness of home related energy and environmental problems in Spanish speaking homes through public education and awareness. Metropolitan Energy Center will work with translators and individuals fluent in Spanish to educate trainers and develop materials to support energy efficient and environmentally healthy homes.
Residential Energy Efficiency
3808 Paseo
RGAD/ECO
Metropolitan Energy Center

Enforcement Coordination Office
The Cambio Climatico (Climant Change) project will address the effects of climate change and other environmental issues like lead and agricultural pesticide exposure, that affect the health of migrant seasonal farmworker adults and their families in Lafayette County, western Missouri. Through this project, information , skill-building, support and items will be provided to the migrant farmworking community so they will have information and skills to guard against environmental issues such as risk of lead poisoning and exposure to agricultural chemicals.
Migrant Farmworkers Project- Cambio Climatico
920 Southwest Blvd.
RGAD/ECO
Migrant Farmworkers Project

Grace Hill Settlement House is located in St. Louis, Missouri. The project Branch Street-Last Community Connector to the River will create a bicycle and walking trail using a community asset to improve health, activity, and control of the last direct connection between neighborhoods and the Mississippi River for a low-income African American population. Branch Street is the last remaining direct connection from the community to the Mississippi River.
Branch Street- Community Connector Project
2600 Hadley Street
Grace Hill Settlement House

The project Healthy Homes, Healthy Families will provide education and resource material to low-income families in St. Louis City, Missouri designed to enable them to address common household issues found in older, lower cost housing stock and maintain a healthy home environment by addressing the hazards of lead, mold/mildew, poor indoor air quality, and insects/rodents.
Healthy Homes Healthy Families
St. Louis Lead Prevention Coalition

The project Oak Park Neighborhood Reclamation Project will test, retrofit homes for energy efficiency, eliminate solid waste in the neighborhood, clean up landfills, and become the catalyst for building green in the area. In addition, the project will build the capacity for green jobs among the court appointed youth who will benefit from hands on training in the field of environmental work.
Oak Park Project
925 E. 85th Street, Suite 214
Kamen's Angels Inc.

Enforcement Coordiation Office
Friends of the Kaw will expand the where wou live and work section of the Kansas River by researching, explaining and ranking the many industrial air and water permitted facilities in their area. Friends of the Kaw will build on their previous EPA grant by constructing a Fisherman�s Corner for their web site, and develop outreach on climate change.
Environmental Justice for Eastern Kansas City, Kansas
Friends of the Kaw Inc

ECEJ, Environmental Justice Program
This project aims to improve water quality by compiling and assessing information regarding water quality for surface and ground water as it relates to public health.
Environmental Justice
Wind River Alliance

Office of Enforcement, Co,pliance and Environemntal Justice (ENF)
This award provides funding to Plateau Restoration to accumulate records of herbicide application in Castle Valley over the past several years from the county and residents. This data will be reivewed by experts and residents will be educated about herbicides and their effects on water and human health. They will establish a Weed Board that includes property owners, Bureau of Land Mmanagement, US Forest Service and State land managers and Grand County Weed Department to communicate on regional management of weed infestations.
Environmental Justice Small Grants
3170 Rimrock Rd.
ECEJ
Plateau - Plateau Restoration Inc.

EJSG - Asthma Counseling For Adolescent Families Program
This amendment extends the project and budget periods. All terms and conditions remain the same.
10 Perthshire Road
Crittenton Hastings House

CT. FUND FOR THE ENVIRONMENT, INC.
1032 CHAPEL STREET, 3RD FL.

MERRIMACK RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL
694 MAIN STREET

SOUTH END COMMUNITY CENTER
650 PARK AVENUE

LAWRENCE PLANNING & NEIGHORHOOD
57 JACKSON STREET

COALITION FOR A BETTER ACRE
450 MERRIMACK STREET

THE HOLDEN SCHOOL, INC.
8 PEARL STREET

O.N.E./C.H.A.N.E. INC.
2065 MAIN STREET

HOUSATONIC VALLEY ASSOCIATION

ROGER WILLIAMS PARK ZOO DOCENT COUNCIL
ELMWOOD AVENUE

DUDLEY STREET NEIGHBORHOOD INITIATIVE
513 DUDLEY STREET

CITIZEN AGENDA DEVELOPMENT FUND
37 TEMPLE PLACE

COMMITTEE FOR BOSTON PUBLIC HOUSING
100 TERRACE STREET, SUITE B

WOBANAKI, INC.

THE PROVIDENCE PLAN
15 WESTMINSTER STREET

ENVIRONMENTAL DIVERSITY FORUM
33 UNION STREET

MASSACHUSETTS HEALTH RESEARCH
18 TREMONT STREET

ARA for ECEJ
Environmental Justice
This award provides funding to the Endocrine Disruption Exchange, Inc. (TEDX) to work with grassroots groups and individuals living in western Colorado who are at risk from chemicals used in the development and delivery of natural gas. The Endocrine Disruption Exchange intends to visit with the community groups to explain the information that has been accumulated thus far in their database. With scientifically accurate, tehnical information the Endocrine Disruption Exchange will empower the local communities to act on their own behalf to collaborate with each other and industry to protect their health, water and air.
Endocrine Disruption Exchange/FY07EJ
P.O. Box 1407, 211 Grand Avenue
The Endocrine Disruption Exchange Inc. (TEDX)

Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Environmental Justice
This award provides funds to Trees, Water & People to work in western hardrock watershed communities to fight poverty and build the capacity of grassroots, citizen-led watershed groups in historic Hardrock mining communities of the West. This will be done by providing free biannual training sessions for watershed organization members and their AmeriCorps VISTAs (Volunteers in Service to America).
633 Remington St.
Trees Water & People

Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Environmental Justice
This award provides funds to Groundwork Denver to reduce air pollution and properly dispose of household toxic substances while providing comprehensive education on mitigating and adapting to the potential future environmental and public health impacts of climate change. Groundwork Denver will reduce air pollution by replacing incandescent light bulbs with a CFL bulb and educating the Latino community about reducing energy use associated with SOx, NOx particulate, and CO2 emissions. Groundwork Denver will provide the safe removal of household hazardous waste including sources of lead, mercury, pesticides and other organic compounds as well as educating the Latino community on proper disposal of these items.
2740 W. 28th Avenue
Groundwork Denver Incorp.

Utah Federation for Youth, Inc.
To provide financial assistance to grassroots community-based groups to support projects to design, demonstrate or disseminate practices, method or techniques related to environmental justice.
350 South 400 East #G-4
Utah Federation for Youth Incorporated

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - Monoshone and Wissahickon Watershed Message Board
This proposal will assist in identifying communication and coordination improvements among all of the stakeholders by merging their research concerning the prevention, reduction and elimination of water pollution in Philadelphia's Monoshone and the Wissahickon Creeks Watersheds via a message board accessible to the general public.
206 Lincoln Dr
Historic RittenhouseTown

Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Environmental Justice -3EC00
Thorpe Foundation is working to provide Frederick County and City disadvantaged youth with environmental education so that they may become involved, concerned and environmentally aware citizens.
Environmental Justice Program - Thorpe Foundation - In My Backyard
12805A Mink Farm Road
Office of Policy and Management 3PM00
Merle Thorpe Jr. Charitable Trust

Use of Mercury in Lawrence, MA
Use surveys and focus groups to research the social, cultural and religious circumstances related to the ritualistic use of mercury (azogue) among the Latino residents in Lawrence, Mass. With the permission of property owners, conduct air testing in up to 5 homes or botanicas to assess mercury contamination. Also explore the institutional polices and programs that need to be in place to protect residents' health, homes and livelihoods should they live in a contaminated home or apartment building.
4 Bicknell Terrace
Lawrence Environmental Action Group

Safe and Clean Connecticut Cities
Office of Ecosystem Protection
Per your application request dated October 14, 2008, this grant is being awarded to provide support to the Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice's Clean and Safe Connecticut Cities (SC3) project will reduce health effects from air toxics in Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport, Connecticut. The project will provide education, outreach and capacity building for urban residents to reduce exposure to toxic cleaning products and encourage use of safer, less toxic alternatives to reduce environmental and public health problems in the indoor environment.
10 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 2002
Grants, Tribal and Municipal Assistance Branch
Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice

Office of Strategic Programs
The project seeks to organize stakeholders in Northern Manhattan, New York to develop a community-based climate change readiness plan that would address key environmental and health risks associated with sea-level rise and extreme weather events, especially those relating to water quality protection, wastewater treatment, solid waste management, coastal zone flooding, and public health adaptations.
Northern Manhattan Climate Change, Water Infastructure and Health Readiness
275 W. 125th Street Suites 304-308

Office of Strategic Programs
This project seeks to increase the knowledge of environmental and public health issues for the residents of the Sunset Park area of Brooklyn, New York. UPROSE will educate and engage community residents around water quality, air quality and climate changes issues. The recipient will test tap water and local waterways for contaminants; measure and map local air pollutants; and incorporate local climate change adaptation models into the project, to help residents understand how addressing air and water quality issues can further address climate change.
Enviornmental Justice - UPROSE
166a 22nd Street
UPROSE Inc.

Office of Strategic Programs
This project seeks to increase the knowledge of environmental and public health issues for residents located in Peekskill, Beacon, Poughkeepsie and Kingston, New York. The Hudson River Sloop Clearwater will educate and engage community residents about water quality, air quality, safe drinking water, solid waste management practices, toxic substance management, pesticide applications, and their respective impacts on climate change. In addition, residents will be educated on how proactive protection will help to deter dumping of materials into the Hudson River.
Promoting Climate Justice in Four Hudson River Cities
724 Wolcott Avenue
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater

Asthma and Pest Free Public Housing
Office of Civil Rights and Urban Affairs
This project seeks to address the high incidence of asthma among children due to the significant use of pesticides and incesticides by public housing residents living in Charlestown. In order to reduce asthma attacks among children and reduce exposure to air, toxics, the Committee for Boston Public Housing (CBPH) will educate families with asthmatic children. In addition, this project seeks to recruit, train and hire residents as Community Health Coordinators to conduct in-home training on Integrated Pest Management and provide families with asthma education.
100 Terrace St., Suite B
ORAr
Comm. for Boston Public Housing Inc.

The purpose of this project is to educate the residents of New Brunswick, New Jersey about the risks associated with exposure to lead. The recipient, Lazos America Unida, Inc., will demonstrate methods for safe gardening practices to avoid lead poisoning. In addition, the recipient will educate residents in New Brunswick on how to reduce solid waste with an emphasis on the composting of household kitchen scraps and yard waste.
Environmental Justice - Lazos America
2-4 Kirkpatrick St. 2nd Floor
Lazos America Unida Inc.

The purpose of this project is to improve environmental and public health by increasing awareness of community residents in the Harlem section of Manhattan, New York on the dangers of contaminants in local fish, and by increasing community involvement in local fisheries facing climate change. The South Street Seaport Museum will educate the community members on the causes and effects of the water pollution in their local rivers; how contaminants, such as polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), Cadmium and Mercury, accumulate in the food chain; and the impact of climate change on natural resources of the local ecosystem.
Fish and Water Advisories Community Education Program
12 Fulton Street
South Street Seaport Museum

NEW AWARD. Research and Evaluation of Hazardous Substances Concerns for Bethune Village - The proposed project will evaluate the existence of lead in the environment of the Bethune Village Community. The operation of the project will occur in a series of tasks as follows: (1) the project will perform an evaluation of the potential occurrence of lead in the homes and yards of the residents; (2) take lead samples to six locations and perform analysis; and (3) conduct community meetings on results of samples, findings, present reports and plans for future operations.
101 Bethune Village
Bethune Village Community Center

One of the most positive outcomes of this project was the establishment of close connections with highly competent outreach workers from various communities. Organizing low-income and minority group participation resulted in the successful implementation of an EPA-supported Community Advisory Group CAG, which meets monthly and has established a Web site to keep people informed about progress on cleanup efforts. In addition, the state Department of Environmental Quality has developed an accelerated cleanup schedule and reports to the CAG on its progress.
OCEH will expand its Clean Water, Safe Fish education campaign to low income, minority and immigrant communities. The project will build on the communities' capacity to identify EJ problems; partnerships will be enhanced; and through education and outreach, promote safe fishing and fish preparation, communication and information exchange will be facilitated.
Portland Harbor Intervention Project
516 SE Morrison, Suite 300
Oregon Center for Environmental Health

This research project is to: 1) develop a better understanding of the history of the dump site including the history of ownership and liability, 2) develop an inventory of the constituents of the dump site; and 3) develop a clean-up and capping strategy in cooperation with any and all federal, state, and local stakeholder agencies.
OMP
Igiugig Village Council

An educational program to provide residents and workers in the area with information about potential risks due to a shallow alluvial aquifer, surface water run-off and intensive agricultural production.
Creating a Safe Place for Ourselves
Benton County

Duwamish River Patrol Project - Involves research, investigations, experiments, demonstrations, surveys and studies related to water and air pollution in the Duwamish water basin.
The Washington Duwamish River Patrol
742 South Southern
International Marine Association

The project is an outreach and education effort regarding toxic materials in native/subsistence foods and water.
Umatilla Tribe
P.O. Box 638/73239 Confederated Way
Umatilla Confederated Tribes

This grant will provide training for community landfill crews on safe solid and hazardous waste handling procedures.
Aleknagik Traditional Council Educational Outreach
Native Village of Aleknagik

This is a community-based education and outreach program regarding solid waste and water quality issues.
Spokane Tribe - EJ Program
Spokane Tribe of Indians

NEW AWARD. Protecting Children's Health and Reducing Exposure to Hazardous Substances - This Project proposes to (1) Utilize soil samples and blood level testing collected by government agencies; (2) Analyze and interpret data and present the results to the community; (3) Establish and maintain an accurate and reliable database of resources for community uses; (4) Form a working network of community organizations, local, state, and federal governments, and other agencies regarding exposure to hazardous substances.
1012 West 15th St.
Community Against Pollution

NEW AWARD. Center for Environmental Justice Education and Research - This project proposes to enhance the role of the Environmental Justice Education and Research Center to better address the disproportionate share of the negative environmental consequences, which result from lack of education, knowledge, and awareness of environmental justice issues and concerns. The Center proposes to engage high school and college age students in research activities that respond to community, and environmental justice issues affecting Raleigh citizens.
118 East South Street
Shaw University

NEW AWARD. Alton Park - Piney Woods Neighborhood Community Building Initiative. The environmental justice issues to be addressed by this project are: (1) the daily contamination created by operating industries, abandoned commercial and industries properties; (2) conduct research and monitor activities relating to hazardous substances and defined by CERCLA 101 (14), 42 USC 9601 (14); (3) conduct community meeting to inform the community, so that they can fully participate at the decision-making table.
Alton Park/Piney Woods Neighborhood Imp. Corp.

Time Extension (Amendment); This action approves no cost time EXTENSION to the project/budget period to 06/30/04.
Warren Family Institute Inc

Air, Pesticides, & Toxics Management Division
Time Extension (Amendment); This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget to December 31, 2003, to allow time for project completion.
PESTICIDE EDUCATION TO PREVENT EXPOSURE (PEPE) PROJECT
500A-Market Street; P.O. Box 352
Air, Pesticides & Toxics Management Division
North Carolina Farmworker's Project

Environmental Justice Grants to Small Community Groups
NEW AWARD. To provide fiancial assistance to community based groups to support projects to dsign, demonstrate or disseminate practices related to environmental justice.
5811 Jack Springs Road
EAD
Poarch Band Of Creek Indians

NEW AWARD. Coal Creek Innovative Technologies for Pollution Prevention. This project will address the environmental issues of water and soil quality as affected by illegal dumping and unregulated sewage disposal.
3502 Overlook Circle
CoalCreekFdn - Coal Creek Watershed Foundation Inc

Environmental Justice Gladsden County, Florida
NEW AWARD. This project will be part of a community education practice. This project will identify contaminants in drinking water, as well as in soil and/or housing conditions. The project proposes to assist the community in understanding and determining sources of lead contamination.
2119 Delta Blvd.
LegalSvcsNFL - Legal Services of North Florida

NEW AWARD. All, All Against the Lead, Inc. will address the lack of awareness and educational information on lead based paint, safe drinking water, toxic waste disposal, clean air, and other chemicals which are not reaching the majority of Hispanics and African Americans in Miami-Dade County.
UnitedHisUni - United Hispanics Union

A survey will be conducted of the residents of St. Lawrence Island to provide data about environmental contaminants affecting their health.
Alaska Community Action on Toxics
505 W Northern Lights Blvd., Suite 205

Community Based Research in Quinsigamond Village
Identification and evaluation of multiple sources of environmental exposures to improve environmental health and the quality of life in an urban communtiy.
Regional Environmental Council Inc.

Testing, Transfer and Transformation of Brownfields in MA along Chelsea Creek
The project is an excellent example of diverse stakeholders collaborating to research increasing open space, improving public access to a body of water, and remediating potential brownfields. Groups came together to help local teens become leaders by learning and educating their communities about the clean up and redevelopment of polluted sites, long-term scientific field studies, and the development of programs related to ecological, environmental, recreational, and health issues associated with Chelsea Creek.
The overarching goal of the project is to involve community members, including youth, in the idenfication of contamination and environmental health issues concerning four priority Brownfields sites along Chelsea Creek (two in Chelsea and two in East Boston).
143 Border Street
Neighborhood of Affordable Housing Inc.

Environmental Lesson on Minings Long Shadow
Produce three video documentaries about Vermont's copper mining that present the history and environmental impact of this extractive industry on the surrounding rural communities. The films will be used to inform and educate New Hampshire and Vermont citizens and students about the complexity of land use issues and raise awareness about mining's potentially dangerous, long-term and costly effects on the environment of a watershed.
Strafford Historical Society Inc.

Environmental Justice for Wagon Mound: What do we know?
Assess through surveys and interviews the public�s knowledge and understanding of hazardous materials including associated environmental and health concerns.
Concerned Citizens of Wagon Mound and Mora County

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DA)
Provide Colonia residents, who are primarily Hispanics, knowledge of environmental issues facing their communities and the skills to address these concerns through critical thinking, problem solving, active participation and engaging in the political system. Also, a train-the-trainer effort is planned.
Colonia Environmental Training and Community Organizing Initiative
1050 Monte Vista
Dona Ana County Colonias Development. Council

Brownfield to Garden Conversion Project
Create a safe, affordable and replicable off-ground garden at the Springfield School Complex, the site of the former Providence Municipal Dump and a former Brownfield.
109 Somerset Street
Southside Community Land Trust

Public Environment Investigation
This project has been successful because it has enabled New Ecology students to cultivate their scientific and communication skills. Thirty high school students conducted community-based research and collected environmental data. The same students gave presentations to hundreds of their classmates; community residents; reporters; and local, state and federal officials. One of the students won first place at a city-wide science fair for his part of the research. The students jointly won a photography contest sponsored by the makers of one of the monitoring devices they used.
Educate urban high school students about the science and social science of local environmental justice issues related to air and water quality. Specifically, students at New Haven Ecology Project's Common Ground High School will evaluate the quality of the air they breathe and local water bodies, as well as the environmental health engagement level of the New Haven community. Lastly, a replicable model of community-based participatory research on local environmental justice concerns will be created and disseminated to area schools.
358 Springside Avenue
New Haven Ecology Project Inc.

Healthy Homes Education Project
To educate community residents on the dangers of environmental health hazards caused by air pollution and indoor air pollutants, allergens, and acute pesticide exposure so they are empowered to devise strategies for environmental improvements. This action is in response to the recipient's request dated March 13, 2001, for a categorical budget realignment. All previously cited terms and conditions remain the same.
626 West Jackson Blvd.
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division DM-7J
Chicago Housing Authority

Healthy Homes Project = Healty Kids Detroit Project
THIS ACTION IS IN RESPONSE TO THE RECIPIENT'S REQUEST DATED AUGUST 22, 2001, FOR A BUDGET/PROJECT PERIOD EXTENSION. ALL PREVIOUSLY CITED TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN THE SAME.
1550 Howard
Waste, Pesticides and Toxics Division
Semcosh

Tribal Environmental Justice Program
THIS ACTION IS IN RESPONSE TO THE RECIPIENT'S REQUEST DATED NOVEMBER 14, 2001, FOR A BUDGET/PROJECT PERIOD EXTENSION. ALL PREVIOUSLY CITED TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN THE SAME.
Waste, Pesticides and Toxics Division
Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin

YOUTH COMMUNITY EDUCATION, BUILDING, AND TRAINING
THIS ACTION IS IN RESPONSE TO THE RECIPIENT'S REQUEST DATED JULY 31, 2001, FOR A BUDGET/PROJECT PERIOD EXTENSION. ALL PREVIOUSLY CITED TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN THE SAME.
205 Grove Street
Community Resource Development Inc

WENTWORTH GARDENS COMMUNITY ASTHMA COLLABORATIVE
This project is design to coordinate a variety of community and city resources offering asthma education and intervention strategies and to address high and adverse environmental exposure to indoor and ambient air pollutant, allergens, and pesticides that Wentworth residents face.
262 West 39th Street
Wentworth Gardens Resident Management Corporation
Environmental Justice Community/University Partnership Grants Program

LAKE COUNTY LEAD TASK FORCE
This project is design to implement a strategic plan that includes providing education to parents, health and day care providers and the general public, case management and home risk-assessment and also to develop a speaker's bureau and local clearinghouse of lead eduction/information.
4522 Indianapolis Blvd.
Health Visions Midwest Inc.
Environmental Justice Community/University Partnership Grants Program

Erosion Control and Stormwater Management Education
This project is design to facilitate the exchange of information in addressing the environmental threat of soil erosion into our waterways and flooding caused by continued development and urban sprawls.
705 Summit Avenue
Neighborhood Law Office
Environmental Justice Community/University Partnership Grants Program

Earth Force
This project is design for the Youth, Adults and Community Partners to work together to identify and address local Environmental Justice issues, with a focus on Clean and Safe Drinking Water.
The Field Museum ECP - 1400 S. Lakeshore Drive
Earth Force Inc. Windy City

Household Hazardous Waste Collection
This project is design to educate and encourage alternate use of non-toxic consumer products, also, encouraging and promoting waste minimization.
Menominee Indian Tribe Of Wisconsin

RED LAKE WILD RICE PRESERVATION
This project is design to identify critical wild rice sites, perform site studies, and generate community awareness related to the decline of wild rice. It is believed that chemicals from insecticides and fungicides seeping into wild rice beds are responsible for the decline of wild rice at these and other sites.
14445 Diamond Path
Independent School District 196

Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Section
Require additional time in order to successfully implement pilot IPM programs in Chicago area day cares. To establish and work through pilot programs with 5 day cares and to complete and distribute the day care IPM brochure.
ILLINOIS - SAFER PEST CONTROL - INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT - FY 2003
25 East Washington Street, Suite 1515
Safer Pest Control Project

Ojibwe Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin
The primary objective of this project is to establish a review process under tribal legislation to ensure that pollution prevention principles are incorporated into the planning of development projects under the tribe's jurisdiction. The tribal legislation will emphasize the full range of pollution prevention principles at the front end of resource consumption patterns; source reduction; increased efficiency in the use of energy, water, and other resources; and conservation of natural resources, especially culturally specific biological communities.
Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin

Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Env. Justice 3EC00
The project is designed to provide a sustainable outreach and educational campaign to tenants and rental property owners in an urban area. The project's main objective is to reduce lead exposures in several Baltimore communities. The populations of these communities are predominantly low-income and African-American. The focus will be on pre-1978 rental properties in these communities in which children under the age of 6 or pregnant women reside - the most at risk population for lead poisoning.
No Lead Baltimore Project
2714 Hudson St
Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Env. Justice
Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning Inc.

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Env. Justice 3EC00
The Contaminated Housing Project will focus on awareness and testing of lead and mercury poisoning in coal camp houses owned by low income families in rural West Virginia. The project will try to create increased awareness among these residents of the consequences of lead and mercury contamination in these homes. Residents will be provided literature, and also the opportunity to attend public meetings about the consequences of lead and mercury contamination
Contaminated Housing Project
Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Env. Justice
Southern Appalachian Labor School

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice 3EC00
This project aims to reinvigorate environmental justice in the communities surrounding the Carrie Furnace brownfield site in western Pennsylvania. The Carrie Furnace site is currently undergoing site engineering in preparation for major redevelopment. While this progress is important to the future of those communities, the grant also intends to address the current environmental challenges facing these residents. The project aims to educate residents about household exposure to toxins, such as lead or asbestos. Residents will also increase their awareness of measures to remediate or manage lead or asbestos hazards and mitigate the effects of air pollution.
Carrie Furnace Redevelopment Project
445 Fourth Street
Heritage Health Foundation Inc.

The purpose of this project is to conduct home energy audits in the Cypress Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY to investigate air quality inside homes and to survey residents about issues of air quality and respiratory health. In addition, the recipient will educate home owners on how to reduce water use in their homes via home efficiency retrofits and weatherization. The reduction in water use will decrease the occurrence of combined sewage overflows in the municipal water systems, and the residents will be educated on ways to reduce toxins they release into the water system.
Retrofit, Weatherization and Street Trees Project
625 Jamaica Avenue
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation Inc

The purpose of this project is to educate apprentices on the causes, effects, prevention and reduction of water pollution in the Bronx River. Apprentices will learn data collection techniques and apply these in their sampling of the waterbody. In addition, the apprentices will provide results to the New York City Department of Environmental Protection to assist the local agency in identifying areas in the Bronx River and along the shoreline where solid waste materials need to be removed for proper disposal, thus improving the water quality of the river.
Rocking the Boat Job Skills Apprenticeship Program
60 East 174th Street
Rocking Boat - Rocking the Boat Inc.

Office of Policy and Management
Policy, Planning, and Evaluation Branch
To implement a green jobs demonstration project in an Environmental Justice community which will expand upon the current home weatherization training program already in place to include technologies that will improve indoor air quality, reduce energy load, use reclaimed and recycled materials, and native landscaping. It will also incorporate community input and research on skills and credentials needed to address the environmental burdens, and will help in providing environmental equity and help this community reap the economic benefits of the new green economy.
Smart Growth Implementation in Bedford-Stuyvesant
1368 Fulton Street
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation

The Project for a Healthy Port Newark will educate, train, and mobilize community residents of the Newark, New Jersey area to understand environmental health and justice issues related to air emissions, including those from toxic chemicals, associated with truck operations at Port Newark, build community capacity to address these issues, and empower the community for further action.
Environmental Justice - Greenfaith
46 Bayard Street, Suite 401
GreenFaith - GreenFaith

The primary goal of this project is to determine if minority and/or low-income population are more at risk of adverse health effects from environmental hazards compared to the general population. The project will focus on the Jacksonville Ash Site, Forest Street Incinerator Site and Cleveland Incinerator Site and Lonnie Miller Park Site that have been identified as potentially hazardous. THIS ACTION APPROVES AN EXTENSION TO THE PROJECT/BUDGET PERIOD TO 5/31/04
Identifying Disparities in Environmental Health
900 University Blvd N., Ste 300
DuvalCoHealt - Duval County Health Dept.

NON-MONTARY TIME EXTENSION- Extends the project and budget period 6 months from September 30, 2003 to March 31, 2004. ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION: Under 40 CFR 30, the recipient is permitted a one-time extension for up to one year without prior approval. Time Extension (Amendment)
Environmental Justice Program, Chattanooga Creek Hazardous Substance Monitoring Program
Grants, Dept 4905, 615 McCallie Avenue
EAD
UnivTNBio&En - University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Harambee House, Inc.
NEW AWARD. The project is an activity under the arm of the ACA-Net model, which is a partnership and network of academic institutions, communities and government agencies designed to help communities solve environmental problems where they lack adequate resources. The project will address community involvement in environmental problem solving and decision making; and potentially disproportional levels of exposure to toxic pollutants among the low income and minority populations.
1115 Habersham Street
Harambee House Inc

Assessment of the Lead Contamination Levels
NEW AWARD. The objectives of this program is to investigate the levels of lead contamination in the outdoor soils of the patients inflicted with lead poisoning.
Dept of Biology/Chemistry; Station 6480
Environmental Accountability Div.
UnivMonteval - University of Montevallo

NEW AWARD. Herbicide Orange-Dioxin Spill: Community Awareness and Mobilization Implementation Strategy - The purpose of the project is to develop and strengthen the ability of the targeted community to participate effectively in environmental issues that impact their lives and engage in decision making at the Naval Construction Battalion Center (NCBC) by participating in Restoration Advisory Board meetings.
336 Rodenberg Ave.
CtrEnv&EcoJu - Center for Environmental & Economic Justice

Workshop Development and Implementation
NEW AWARD. Objectives: This project will develop the training, education programs and tools needed for basic community capacity building.
901 Edward Street
Woolfolk Citizens Response Group Inc.

Waste Management Division
NEW AWARD: This action provides funding in the amount $80,000 to promote and improve the environmental justice community understanding of Executive Order 12898 on Environmental Justice. This grant will improve the knowledge needed for the teachers of the impacted communities by hosting a one-week Environmental Teachers Institute for middle and high school teachers.
Alabama A&M - Environmental Teachers Institute
4900 Meridian Street
Alabama A&M University

ILLINOIS - GENERATION GREEN FUND - ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT PROGRAM - FY 2004
This project is to research and assess environmental hazards that exist in Chicago area schools; to identify and train community members to perform environmental audits in schools; to educate and empower community members to take concrete action on school environmental health issues; to document the environmental exposures that exist in Chicago Public Schools; and to provide concrete suggestions for improving specific school environments.
Generation Green Fund

Toxic Free Home and Garden
This project received local acclaim and was featured in a newspaper article appearing in the Detroit Free Press. The garden provides an ongoing sustainable environmental education tool for the community. The project resulted in education on contaminated soil, environmental justice, and concrete solutions for remediation that reached a wider audience. A community event, Teen Mothers Celebrate Mother Earth, brought more than 100 people from the neighborhood and surrounding areas together to discuss environmental issues. Wayne County Commissioner Kwame Kenyatta presented students with certificates of honor for their leadership and dedication to the community. Four graduating seniors were recognized at their commencement ceremony for being honored by the county. Students from the project continued to be interested in environmental science and environmental justice, conducting additional projects, including one on lead contamination near playground structures. Two of the project students also finished first and second place in the Detroit city-wide science fair.
To increase public awareness of the hidden poisons in homes and gardens, to encourage the use of alternative methods of waste disposal, cleaning, and maintaining a toxic free home environment, and to organize soil testing and methods of reclamation.
4605 Cass Avenue
Detroit Summer

This project will use collaborative participatory research facilitated through community meetings and surveys to study risks associated with lead paint and the application of pesticides in the Bushwick neighborhood located in Brooklyn, New York. The research will identify the level of human exposure to those risks and the reasons for that exposure. Over 1,000 residents will be educated on ways they can reduce their individual/household exposure. In addition, the recipient will promote healthier alternatives, such as Integrated Pest Management (IPM), throughout this effort.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - MAKE THE ROAD BY WALKING, INC.
301 Grove Street
Make the Road New York

The project will promote public awareness by promoting indoor air quality management for schools in low-income, high asthma rate areas to improve air quality by reducing/ eliminating asthma-related triggers (e.g., pesticides, construction materials). Also, project will promote public understanding of environmental hazards by reducing students� exposure to diesel emissions generated by school buses during transportation of students. Lastly, project will promote public awareness of environmental hazards by using integrated pest management techniques to control pests.
Environmental Justice / Healthy Schools Network
773 Madison Ave
Healthy Schools Network Inc

Caribbean Environmental Protection Division
Municipal Water Program Branch
This project will engage the community residents by educating them about local environmental and public health issues impacting nearby water bodies that feed into their drinking water system. Through education and capacity building, the community will undergo behavioral changes necessary for properly treating and maintaining their drinking water supply.
IMPROVING HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH COLLABORATION
Santiago Iglesias St #14
Cooperative Acueductos de Patillas Inc.
Assistance to Nonprofit Organizations with Activities Relating to Environmental Justice

Environmental Justice Coordinator
This project seeks to address the problems of inappropriate garbage disposal and rodent infestation in Northern Manhattan. In addition, the project seeks to educate the community on safer alternatives to pesticides use, and to help reduce the negative health impacts associated with pests and pesticide applications.
Northern Manhattan Garbage, Pests and Pesticides Campaign

Environmental Justice Coordinator
This project brings together community-based organizations and other organized stakeholder groups with high school students in the Williamsburg-Greenpoint area of Brooklyn, NY to address clean air and clear water issues in the community. The participants of the project will engage in hands-on activities exploring techniques and local resources available in monitoring their community�s environmental health.
Williamsburg-Greenpoint Environmental Youth Consortium
The Tennis House
Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment Inc.

Access to Information for Environmental Justice
This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period to December 31, 2002. The objective of this project is to provide North Greenwood residents with tools to understand environmental and health impacts on their daily lives. This EXTENSION will allow for completion of the project.
Le'Azon - Le'Azon Technology Institute Inc.

OPM
The primary goal of this project is to use existing scientific and technical information to produce an educational pamphlet for distribution to those who frequently fish in the waterways surrounding the Brunswick Peninsula to educate and train residents to reduce exposure and health risks from contaminated seafoods in Brunswick, Georgia.
GA GlynnEnvCoalitionIncEnvJusPgm
Glynn Environmental Coalition Inc.

The Center will develop a workable plan of lead abatement from homes found with lead during surveys. The project will recruit community stakeholders to work with the lead project to actually conduct lead surveys.
336 Rodenberg Ave; Suite B
CtrEnv&EcoJu - Center for Environmental & Economic Justice

INDIANAPOLIS URBAN LEAGUE
Providing public access to environmental information and health impacts reaching an estimated audience of 400,000 in central Indiana. Formation of the IULEC which includes members from non-profit, education, governmental, and private sectororganizations concerned with providing a healthyenvironment for citizens of Indiana.
This actions is in response to the recipient's request dated August 29, 2000, for a one-time budget and project period extension. No signature is required for this action.
850 North Meridian Street
Waste, Pesticides & Toxic Division DM-7J
Indianapolis Urban League

LORAIN COUNTY NEIGHBORS PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT
To enhance residents' awareness and understanding of the environmental and health risk exposures. To educate and inform the residents concerning the regulatory scheme for environmental and public health concerns including the gathering of enforcement information and proceedings. To organize a community network of groups and individuals to address these environmental issues and propose solutions to these issues.
1055 Foster Avenue
Lorain County Neighbors Protecting Our Environment

THE TRUST FOR PUBLIC LAND
To improve communication and coordination among all stakeholders to address the issue of inadequate park land by matching public dollars with private dollars to perform needed environmental assessments and acquire a five acre brownfield site to expand Chinatown Park. To identify environmental justice problems and involve the community in activities to address ongoing management and monitoring of dumping and water quality at Chinatown Park by creating partnerships with local community and environmental groups, as well as local schools. To coordinate educational tours, clean-up and monitoring events at Chinatown Park and the adjoining expansion site.
53 West Jackson Boulevard Suite 1663
The Trust for Public Land

Develop Framework to Incorporate Environmental Justice Principles into State Programs.
The MPCA need this extension to complete the environmental justice data assessment tool with a contractor that would map multiple pollution sources and the location of potentially affected communities. ALL OTHER PREVIOUSLY CITED TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
520 Lafayette Road
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
State and Tribal Grants for Environmental Justice

SUSTAINABLE CLEVELAND PARTNERSHIP
This project is to bridge the gap between environmental regulators and minority communities by empowering citizens with information, education, training, resources and technical assistance on fish consumption issues; and provide communities with information and training in partnership with the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes.
3606 Bridge Avenue
Earth Day Coalition

WISCONSIN - GREAT LAKES INDIAN FISH & WILDLIFE - PBT - FY 2004
This project is to gather information from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and compare federal statutes regulating PCB contamination for fish, beef, and poultry with fish advisories published by State, Tribal, and Federal agencies for walleye harvested from Lake Superior waters.
Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

The main goal is to investigate environmental problems and conduct educational activities and advocacy in rural areas on or adjacent to tribal land. An Environmental Co-Operative will be created to train researchers, conduct research and share information via workshops and environmental awareness sessions.
Drawer 50
Kaw Nation of Oklahoma

Communities for a Better Environment (CBE) will work with Southwest Network for Economic and Environment Justice (SNEEJ) and other local organizations to train predominantly African American and Hispanic community residents to effectively monitor and reduce exposure to toxic air pollution in the Austin, Texas area by means of the “Bucket Brigade” model. Two technical assistance trainings will be held for representatives of several EJ organizations, and these representatives will, in turn, train the members of their organizations. They will be trained in air sampling and pollution prevention using well-proven techniques. The training will teach participants how to gather and analyze air, water and soil samples. Participants will then be trained on interpreting the air sampling data and to identify the industrial processes that pollute their environment.
Community Pollution Monitoring Training Project
1611 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 450
Communities for a Better Environment

This project will provide training workshops to Northern Manhattan and South Bronx residents and community leaders on potential harmful indoor air exposures and their associated environmental health effects to infants and children. Project outcome(s) include: improved local understanding of household related environmental health hazards and environmental health concerns.
Healthy Homes Project

This project will study the control of stormwater runoff, water quality, heat generation via the installation and data collected from the construction of a green roof. Green roofs consist of plants being grown on roofs, thus replacing the vegetated footprint that was destroyed when the building was constructed. By recovering green space, this pilot seeks to identify potential improvements in the quality and absorption rate of stormwater runoff in the project area thus reducing local flooding and associated impacts to the existing municipal drainage system around the Bronx County building.
Monitoring of Demonstration Green Roof
198 East 161 Street, Suite 201
Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation

The proposed project will conduct socio-cultural research to develop a culturally relevant health communication model to prevent exposure and reduce risk for harm associated with the organic, chemical and heavy metal compounds and substances found in fish and seafood coming from the San Juan Bay Estuary. The specific research goals are to gather the necessary data: (1) to increase awareness of fish contamination and prevention measures, (2) isolate data gaps for the understanding of the complex soci-cultural environment of fish consumption among environmentally challenged and low-income resident population of the San Juan Bay Estuary, (3) to develop a collaborative relationship between public health researchers, community advocates, and health care professionals serving the affected communities; and (4) to gain needed information to foster behavior change among vulnerable populations at risk for harm from potential exposure.
Recreational Water Usage and Biota Products (Consumption) of the San Juan Bay Estuary System.
Caribbean Environment and Development Inst

OPM
Environmental Equity Program This project proposes to implement a youth driven environmental awareness program that will propel residents to examine local environmental issues. The current issues of great concern are the air and water quality in Lowndes County. The youths will work to gain countywide participation from government entities, local non profits, businesses, churches and the media in support of pollutant-free community. This collaborative effort will deliver services to youths, ages 10 through 19.
AL THEDOORII CommunityCtr EnvJusPgm
THE DOOR II Community Center

The University will conduct research to further the understanding of electronic waste as it relates to environmental and human health in Appalachian Kentucky.
100 Lloyd-Cassity Bldg.
Morehead - Morehead State University

The project will involve residents in the community to critically analyze particular elements of the environmental health in their neighborhood, and to document the history of how the land was used prior to its residential development to ascertain if the land is contaminated with hazardous substances, left by former companies.
108 E. Main St.; Ste 113
Kingsport Citizens for a Cleaner Environment

VECA CDC Cypress Creek - VECA plans to conduct a third party assessment of Cypress Creek. An assessment, written and presented by an independent evaluator in terms that can be easily understood, will provide residents with the necessary understanding to utilize the study's conclusions.
1680 Jackson Ave.
Vollintine-Evergreen Community Association

FL EnvConservationInc EnvJusPgm
This project involves Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) education, and addresses the Solid Waste Disposal Act, and the Toxic Substances Control Act. The program intends to inform and educate Belle Glade, Florida residents about what Household hazardous waste is and how to identify, store, recycle and dispose of it properly.
Environmental Conservation Inc.

The University wants to reduce the risks for low-income, undereducated population that lives in close proximity to the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant who may have been exposed to higher than average toxic pollutants. Data collected will provide research-based data to answer community concerns about garden produce grown in a potentially contaminated area and promote scientific knowledge for other community in similar situations.
109 Kinkead Hall
Univ of KY Research Fdn.

St. Clair County Health Dept.
This project will facilitate pollution prevention at dental and health care facilities to reduce the amount of mercury released into the environment. The focus of this project is to provide training to dental and health care personnel on strategies for alternatives to the use of mercury containing products and other potential hazardous materials in the healthcare profession. This project will also serve to increase pollution prevention awareness in the healthcare facilities and encourage the development of written pollution prevention plans. Work will also be performed to eliminate mercury containing products and hazardous waste streams, wherever possible, which may impact the health of the community.
#19 Public Square, Suite 150
St Clair County

To work in partnership with Indiana communities to develop an environmental justice strategy.
THIS ACTION IS IN RESPONSE TO THE RECIPIENT'S REQUESTED DATED SEPTEMBER 11, 2001, FOR A REALLOCATION TO THE GRANT BUDGET WHICH IS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROJECT.
100 North Senate Avenue P.O. Box 6015
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division DM-7J
Indiana Department of Environmental Management
State and Tribal Grants for Environmental Justice

GREAT LAKES INDIAN FISH & WILDLIFE COMM.
This action is in response to the recipient's request dated August 1, 2000, to extend the budget and project periods to March 31, 2001. All terms and conditions remain the same.
Waste, Pesticides &Toxics Division DM-7J
Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission

The purpose is to educate communities and EJ organizations on ways to use new technologies in assessing environmental hazards in the community and to close the “digital divide” that exists today.
Environmental Justice Technology Project
Community Networking Resources Inc.

Office of External Affairs (6XA)
This project will address fish consumption from polluted waters among the low-income Vietnamese refugee and immigrant community in New Orleans, and lead contamination in the waters where they fish (Mississippi River, Lake Ponchartrain, and surrounding bay areas). Vietnamese young people will be recruited for the project and will be trained to conduct research to identify and assess sources of water pollution and lead contamination and to survey the community to determine their level of understanding about the contamination and the potential danger involved in fish consumption from these waters. Neighborhood based Support Groups (NSG) will be formed to assist the young people in this project. Flyers, brochures, and other information materials on this research will be shared with the community at community workshops and meetings. Target: 5,000 low-income Vietnamese immigrant/refugee families composed of many elderly who can�t speak English.
Health and Environmental Risks Project
4661 Alcee Fortier Blvd., Suite F
Boat People SOS New Orleans

A solid waste landfill has been a source of concern in this low-income, African American neighborhood in Houston. Water and other substances have seeped from the dumpsite into neighborhood backyards for several years. Because of poor drainage, the homes often flood. A forging company is also a potential health hazard because the plant emits fumes that are possibly toxic. High rates of cancer and asthma have been reported. The project seeks to identify any potential hazardous material coming from the landfill, as well as lead or heavy metal contamination in air emissions coming from Valley Forge. Partnerships with community groups, schools, and the UT Houston School of Public Health will enable extensive research to be conducted, such as the following: a community health survey, a literature review about contaminants, a historical review of the site, and an analysis of the landfill components and the Valley Forge sites. The data obtained will be used to inform the community and to seek solutions to these environmental problems.
Environmental Justice in Acres Homes, Houston, Texas
862 S. Victory
Old Acres Homes Citizens Council Inc.

Health Assessment and Water/Wastewater Information
The project will address the problems of surface and underground water contamination in the low-income Hispanic rural area of northern New Mexico. This area is plagued with agricultural and mining wastes runoff.
341 E. Alameda
Border Water Works

Office of External Affairs (6XA)
This project developed a mechanism for working with the community on environmental issues. The city of New Orleans committed $300,000 for remediation and abatement in one of the target neighborhoods. The project also raised the awareness of lead poisoning hazards in the target communities. Community residents utilized the information to demand and win funding from their city council representative to carry out lead poisoning remediation on their homes.
This project will provide necessary information on low-income African-American and Hispanic, residents regarding blood levels and levels of understanding of the dangers of lead contamination, based on research conducted within the communities by trained fellow community residents. African-American children are five times more likely to suffer from lead poisoning than Anglo children, but more information is needed. In the Hispanic community, data from screenings is lacking and the extent of lead-related problems is unclear. Community personnel will be hired and trained to go door-to-door to conduct pre-screenings and surveys in these communities, targeting at least 1,500 households in two neighborhoods for general canvassing. They will meet twice monthly to plan and participate in the training programs provided by the Lead Speakers� Bureau. The information will be restructured to be understandable to the trainees. The results of the research will then be presented to the communities in a culturally relevant manner. The results of this community-based, grassroots-centered project on lead poisoning will be compiled into a report that will be shared nation-wide via Leadnet.
Lead Evaluation and Advocacy Development - New Orleans
1024 Elysian Fields Ave.
Louisiana Environmental Justice Proj.

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice 3EC00
This award provides $25,000 for the applicant project to study air quality in several communities in Southeastern Pennsylvania, with focus on a regional transportation corridor that spans suburban communities from an older, more diverse and lower than median income municipality to a newer, higher income and less diverse municipality. The study will train elementary through high school students (a population diversity of 10-25% non-white) and employ them in collecting air sampling data. The study will determine whether improved air quality associated with newer, less diverse, higher income municipalities is fact or myth along the Southeastern Pennsylvania regional transportation corridor. The findings of this study will be used by regional planning entities.
Suburban Air Quality
134 N Main St
Office of Policy and Management 3PM00
The Partnership Transportation Mgmt Association

As a result of the project, residents understand thenegative impact of many environmental problems. Ongoing assistance, training and education empower the community. Access has been provided toenvironmental information in plain English to both adult and youth. Developed a ChildrensEnvironmental Health Resource Guide with input from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, Vanderburgh County Public Health Department, Evansville Community Health Organization ECHO Community Health Clinic, Community Action Program CAP of Evansville,Vanderburgh Minority Health Coalition andEnvironkinetics, which teaches parents how to protecttheir childrens environment.
Carver Community Organization Inc.
100 East Walnut Street

EARTH DAY COALITION
This project is a successful model for other communities across America. The Sustainable Washington Alliance based in Washington, D.C. has replicated the Action Guide for the greater Washington area. Also, in Buffalo, New York an effort is underway to create a partnership betweenstakeholders modeled on the SCP partnership. The Buffalo group is working closely with the SCPpartners to determine how their mission and vision was defined, and what is key to the successfulfunctioning of this partnership. The Council of Michigan Foundations has also acquired 28 copies ofthe Action Guide.
To deliver a set of environmental problem solving training modules designed to create a critical thinking framework in community residents and leaders in four target neighborhoods. These training modules focus on environmental justice and sustainability, environmental problem solving and risk assessment, environmental regulations and information access, and the use of the Internet as an information resource. The project will also implement outreach activities for the Sustainable Cleveland Health Action Guide among neighborhood organizations and through communication media.

Land and Chemicals
To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in East St. Louis, Illinois. The project objectives include: developing a green jobs training academy and green jobs in the building trades and lead abatement. This project will focus on four training sectors: weatherization, renewable energy technology installation, green roof installation, and lead abatement technology.
CITY OF EAST ST. LOUIS
301 River Park Drive
Land and Chemicals, LP-7J
City of East St. Louis

Office of Environmental Justice & Tribal Affairs (6RA-D)
This project is to primarily to educate the public, particularly economically-disadvantaged households, and provide hands-on training related to energy conservation resulting in financial savings and health benefits for the citizen directly impacted by the local environment and public health issues stemming from hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The Household Energy Reduction Program will make Katrina victims a priority and target the houses and apartments where they reside. The program will help the entire family learn waste reduction and energy efficiency by participating in educational lessons and activities. Teams will be formed (family, friends, co-workers). Easy to use, step by step materials will be provided on six different action areas (garbage reduction, water efficiency, energy efficiency, efficient transportation, consumer wisdom and community empowerment.
Energy conservation education and interactive activities fo promote safe environmental practices.
3035 Memorial Boulevard
Texas Recyclers Association Inc.

The project received both local and national acclaim. By utilizing established faith networks, the project directly reached more than half of the population of a 15-county region. The response was tremendous; 47 tons of hazardous waste were collected in one weekend. The Earth Keeper Covenant and partnerships built under this project will continue into the future through concrete environmental commitments. The Cedar Tree Institute is also planning to use this growing faith network to relay other environmental and conservation information regarding land use, invasive species, and other nonpoint source pollution.
To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project entitled the Wanakwi Project . This project will raise community awareness about regional environmental issues that directly affect water & air quality and quality of life through: (1) raising awareness about regional mercury impacts (air/water) from municipal and commercial coal-fired electric power facilities including local impacts from inter-state air emisisions trading, long-range transport, and a local Great Lakes Area of Concern (Deer Lake AOC); (2) initiate a community burn-barrel education program emphasizing the environmental impacts and human health risks associated with dioxins and backyeard burning; (3) provide information about the Lake Superior Binational Program to stakeholders, including tribal and economically disadvantaged people in the Central Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
MICHIGAN - CEDAR TREE INSTITUTE - WANAKWI PROJECT - FY 2005
403 E. Michigan Street
Cedar Tree Institute

Northeast Denver Housing Center
This project has improved the lives of low-income children with severe asthma. The additional outreach and education, made possible because of this grant, allowed NDHC to identify more low-income children living in homes with environmental hazards. Several of these families qualify for the Housing and Urban Development-funded Healthy Homes home renovation program. This grant has allowed an increase in inspections and interventions to reduce health and safety problems in the home.
To provide financial assistance to grassroots community-based groups to support projects to design, demonstrate or disseminate practices, method or techniques related to environmental justice.
1735 Gaylord Street
Northeast Denver Housing Center Inc

GREATER NEWARK CONSERVANCY
303-9 WASHINGTON STREET 5 FL.

This project will research the level of PCB exposure by air, water, and soil contamination of citizens that are directly impacted in Anniston, AL. The project will also allow low-income & minority residents to actively participate in assessing the level of PCB exposure and development of remediation plans for identified sources of comtamination.
1012 West 15th St.
Community Against Pollution

ENVIRONMENTAL SUMMIT
This project is design to provide information regarding environmental issues, to discuss ways a citizen can participate in the environemtal permitting process, to empower residents to become active in their governmental process, and to provide information on different environmental careers.
1101 S. Saginaw Street
City of Flint

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to Anderson County, South Carolina to fund a comprehensive, multimedia campaign to inform the public in general, and identified at-risk groups in particular, as to the threats to personal and area health and safety that can arise from the improper use of common household chemicals.
101 South Main Street
AndersonCo - County of Anderson

Brownfield Community Orientation Module Development
12154 South Racine Avenue
Victory Heights Community Association

CLEAN WATER FUND
326 EAST HENNEPIN AVENUE

MINORITY HEALTH COALITION LAPORTE COUN
901 S. WOODLAND AVE.

WESTSIDE ALLIANCE FOR SAFE/TOXIC FREE
5057 WEST NORTH AVENUE

NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES, INC
Worked with Birmingham News, CNN and others, on several news articles and a documentary on lead poisoning and its prevention. Established a lead hotline. Birmingham has been chosen as a pilotunder the Alliance to End Childhood Lead Poisonings The Promise of Environmental Sampling and Righ-To-Know for Communities at Risk Program.
700 8TH AVENUE, WEST

This amendment extends the project/budget period from October 31, 1997 to the actual completion date of February 2, 1998.
Jamaica Neighborhood Based Alliance Coalition Inc.

95 Fleming Avenue
Ironbound Community Corporation

Community Awareness Workshops in Bronx, New York
A grant agreement provided to the Research Foundation of CUNY to assist Bronx Community College in conducting a series of 5 community awareness workshops. This amendment reduces the Federal share by $5,285 based on the recipients final Financial Status Report. Since there is no further administrative action to be taken, this agreement is hereby closed out.
30 West Broadway, 11th Floor
Research Foundation of CUNY

The goal of this project is to train staff and community volunteers in designing, administering, and analyzing data from cross-sectional epidemiological health and water use surveys, develop a team to construct a computer database from the health surveys collected. This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period from 9/30/00 to 03/31/01 to allow time for project completion.
P.O. Box 765, 202 Virginia Ave.
JesusPAP - Jesus People Against Pollution

Caribbean Environmental Protection Division
Municipal Water Program Branch
This project seeks to provide safe and reliable sanitary drinking water to families living in Comunidad Portillo Miramar in the area of Barrio Collores of Juana Diaz Municipality in Puerto Rico. Specifically, the project will engage the community residents by educating them about local environmental and public health issues impacting nearby water bodies that feed into their drinking water system. Through education and capacity building, the community will undergo behavioral changes necessary for properly treating and maintaining their drinking water supply. This project will educate and demonstrate to the community proper treatment practices for achieving and maintaining a safe and dependable drinking water supply.
RCAP Solutions - EJ Collaborative Problem Solving
205 School Street, Box 159
RCAP Solutions Inc.
Assistance to Nonprofit Organizations with Activities Relating to Environmental Justice

Morse Avenue Dumpsite Community Health Assessment
New Award. The project will conduct a community health assessment to identify potential cancer cases around the Morse Avenue and Aslan-Willis Landfills. The community health assessment will establish the number and types of cancer in persons living in the area, determine the need for medical information and assist in exposure prevention.
900 University Blvd N., Ste 300
DuvalCoHealt - Duval County Health Dept.

EQ-980480-01 - Environmental Justice:
Migrant farm workers were advised on the dangers atwork and at home so they would be able to protecttheir children, family and friends. Easy accessibility to program information, for example, the pocket-sized booklet was well received by projectparticipants because it could be easily carried to thefield and was also informative and easy to share with co-workers. Similarly, the programs were conducted at sites familiar and convenient to participants.
Health promoter project focusing on environmental health education toward a predominantly Hispanic and low-income migrant and seasonal farm worker population.
1441 NE 10th Avenue
Valley Family Health Care Inc.

Through this proposed project, staff from Boys Town pediatrics clinic, serving patients from North and South Omaha, will be trained to screen patients for environmental concerns adversely affecting the patient's health and make appropriate referrals.
Health and the Home Environment-A Medical-Legal Partnership at Boys Town
14086 Mother Teresa Lane
Father Flanagan's Boy's Home

BCEJ, with their partners, will train community block monitors to perform block assessments to minimize environmental and safety hazards, such as lead based paint and dust and asbestos which can be present during and after planned urban redevelopment activities. As part of the project, the partners will develop health education materials and presentations, and convene forums to be held in the community about environmental and public health issues.
Promoting Environmental Justice and Public Health via Community Involvement in Urban Redevelopment.
1809 Ashland Avenue
Baltimore Community for Environmental Justice Inc

INVOLVEMENT OF CULTURALLY-DIVERSED INSTITUTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM ACTIVITIES -
CAMPUS BOX 978
ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY

The Program For Environmental Justice Education And Research (Pejer) Will Strengthen The Ability Of
8260 Willow Oaks Corporate Dri
United Negro College Fund, Inc.

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP PROJECT: COMMUNIVERSITY ALONG THE RIVER - TO HELP COMMUNITY GROUP
7325 PALMETTO STREET BOX 45B
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA

Office of Administration and Resources Management
Haskell Indian Nations University Environmental Justice Program: Community/University Partnership -
155 Indian Avenue
OARM
Haskell Indian Nations University

Environmental Justice Hazardous Substances Research Small Grants
To train youth in northwest Denver to research ways in which the multiple environmental risks and harms they face affect their health, mobility and participation in their community.
Highland Economic & Community Health Organization

Prevent Lead Poisoning and Asthma
Project leaders held three public meetings and reached 467 people. The project was also successful in that two health stations, a neighborhood resource center, and two schools forged partnerships. These partnerships will be helpful for the future organization of low-income areas of Wichita.
Neighborhood leaders will be trained by public health officials and environmental regulators to inform their neighbors about the dangers and approaches to address lead and indoor air quality.
1540 N. Broadway, Suite 103
Sunflower Community Action Inc.

Pollution Prevention Program Environmental Justice
Pollution Prevention Program - Environmental Justice - The objectives of this project are to establish technical assistance and education/outreach programs for small business owners in the NE Florida area, with a special emphasis on the Korean and Hispanic communities. A local program designed to provide multimedia technical assistance to small minority owned businesses will help those businesses identify and implement currently available pollution prevention technologies and practices. This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period from 9/30/00, to 9/30/01, to allow time for recipient to interact, communicate and provide outreach assistance to the minority-owned or operated small-businesses.
Air, Pesticides, & Toxics Management Division
InResSci - FL Inst. of Res. Science & Tech

St Louis Metropolitan Environmental Justice Empowerment Project
Time Extension (Amendment)
University of Missouri- St. Louis 8001 Natural Bridge Road
Curators of the University of Missouri

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN THE PECOS RIVER WATERSHED OF NEW MEXICO. - ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IN THE PEC
NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSITY

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention-Assist State Goveenvironmental Justice Through Po
886 Chestnut Ridge Road-PO Box 6845
WV University Research Corporation

This project will provide short-term work/learning experiences to culturally-diverse college students with an interest in environmental careers in the Federal Government.
Headquarters Environmental Associates Program For College Students
30 Winter Street, 6th Floor

SMALL GRANT - The primary objective of this project is to bring health care providers, local and state environmental/health regulators, nail salon owners and technicians, and community leaders to both improve the health of the workers while, at the same time supporting profitable, small businesses.
Vietamese Nail Salon Health Project -
235 Eastern Avenue
Pioneer Valley Project Inc.

Office of Enforcement and Compliance
SMALL GRANT - Goal of funding is to increase the capacity of community residents to access to the screening services and improve resource networks to prevent and reduce lead hazards in Pacoima.
Pacoima Lead Poisoning Prevention Community Program
11243 Glenoaks Blvd. Suite 3
Pacoima Beautiful

Environmental Justice Education and Outreach Project
Project leaders trained API youth in all aspects of the project, including shellfish collection and sampling. In turn, they educated API elders about their experience and about environmental hazards related to shellfish harvesting. The program is considered a model of inter-generational education.
To enhance outreach and education activities for Asian Pacific Islander communities regarding environmental issues related to the use of marine resources.
125 East 96th Street
Korean Women's Association

WSOS COMMUNITY ACTION COMMISSION INC.
Achieved participation by low-income residents in completing an action plan to address multiple environmental compliance issues. Implementation of the action plan is underway with ongoing technical assistance. A model of communication and coordination was developed that involves broad-based community input and provides tools for decision making and follow-up action plan implementation that can be replicated for other issues in the community as well as for other service providers.
219 SOUTH FRONT STREET

EQ-980497-01 - Environmental Justice
Community awareness of environmental justice andpublic health issues in the area was increased.Partnerships and networks with other grassrootsorganizations as well as state/federal agencies weredeveloped. Increased citizen involvement and empowerment raised visibility of local environmental justice concerns, and increased membership in EJAG. Possible replication of thisproject in other communities facing similar environmental justice concerns.
Community Leadership Development Project: To address the significant and disproportionate air pollution and Brownfield hazards faced by Portland's North/Northeast community; outreach and education throughout the community.
Environmental Justice Action Group

Lead Education Project
SUPR: Project will educate communities whose water, air, land and health are impacted through lead mining and milling/smelting processes.
HC7 Box 333
Ozark Mountain Center

School Children Exposed to Asbestos
The project participants developed a questionnaire that would not conflict with the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and the State Medical Officer. They achieved this goal by soliciting suggestions from knowledgeable individuals and incorporating those suggestions into the final document. Because of the quality control exercised in developing the database of students potentially exposed to hazardous substances, only 2 percent of the mailings sent to those students were returned as undeliverable. The database will continue to expand. The databases continuing existence and expansion will enable future communications concerning advancements in asbestos-related disease treatment, asbestos-related alerts, and updates about screenings/research activities in the Libby area to be sent to those potentially exposed.
To track the identity and wherabouts of those exposed as children to asbestos in the Libby Schools.
724 Louisiana Ave.
Libby Public Schools

THE FARMWORKER ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA
Farmworkers, who have received the pesticide andfield sanitation training through FWAF have become more aware of violations and of symptoms of pesticide poisoning. Evaluation of the program has been positive based on the participation of thefamworkers at meetings and in training. The additional training has resulted in more inspections of companies with violations.
815 S. PARK AVENUE

ALTA SITA NEIGHBORS INC
The community was empowered to prioritize, plan and implement the cleanup of vacant lots. This project facilitated the direct involvement of community residents in remediating the high-priority environmental problem of illegal dumping. Partnerships were formed between residents and the local government to facilitate the additional cleanup and disposal of an entire contaminated block and to increase awareness of solid waste disposal code enforcement.
3136 VIRGINIA PLACE

Improving Environmental Health & Justice
The bilingual directory has been very valuable to thecommunity. Lessons have been learned from the project that will enable the group to develop animproved program for additional efforts within the community.
This amendment decreases the Federal share based on the final FSR dated 03/20/2001.
Border Environmental Health Coalition Inc.

South Seattle Health Information Network
CCEJs commitment to organizing the community impacted by air pollution problems was critical to the success of this project. Increased community awareness, achieved through direct outreach, coordination with state and local agencies, and media coverage, was also instrumental in drawing attention to environmental justice issues in South Seattle, as well as in other areas of the city.
To conduct outreach and educational community meetings for the South Seattle community to increase community access to, understanding, and education of toxic air releases and contaminated sites information and data related to South Seattle.
105 14th Avenue, Suite 2C
Community Coalition for Environmental Justice

The project conducted 20 community workshop sessions titled Mold Is Taking Hold: Lets Take Control and Creating Healthier Homes: Safer Ways to Eliminate Pests, with an average audience size of 20 participants, at various locations in northern Manhattan and the South Bronx. In addition, the project conducted a bilingual training workshop with 75 residents and community-based organizations of Hispanic origin. The Street Team met with supervisors of the New York City Department of Sanitation DOS. The basis of the meeting was to learn about the various challenges faced by DOS in dealing with solid waste issues, to discuss and share investigative findings, and to share the major complaints residents had about trash in their communities.
A grant agreement is provided to Apoyo Empresarial para la Península de Cantera, Inc. (AEPPC) to help the community solve serious problems concerning the environmental degradation of the lagoons and canals that surround the community, Cantera Peninsula, and the environmental threats posed by the inadequate garbage management practices.
Health Promotion & Family Alternative Intiative
Apoyo Empresarial para la Península de Cantera

Indoor pollution in low-income housing.
The organization had greater success in scheduling presentations with organizations that routinely need guest speakers and trainers or those that required client attendance. Although audiences often started out indifferent, they soon became engaged in the material being presented. Any house, old or new, can be unhealthy. Indoor pollution needs to be better understood, and much more widely acknowledged, before significant improvement can occur. This program represents a small yet vigorous movement in that direction.
Address indoor air quality and hazardous waste in low income households & train youth to do interviews on site.
Wyoming Energy Council Incorporated

ITEC Tribal Community Involvement Project
Project leaders distributed more than 1,000 surveys to tribal members and other citizens, and more than 70 percent of people replied-a success. Attendance varied at the discussion forums, but those who attended expressed good ideas. The information booths at the Muscogee Nation festival and at the rodeo were well attended. This project allowed all the tribal members to participate in decisions affecting their future. The project showed the residents that they could get together to discuss issues affecting their lives. The tribal members and local citizens became aware of environmental issues as a result of this project, and they now feel more empowered to address the issues directly. Many of the ideas for redevelopment of the refinery expressed by the participants in the forums and surveys are seriously being considered by those in charge of the redevelopment of the area. The tribal members have made it clear that as many jobs as possible should be created, provided that the work is environmentally friendly. They want the environment to be restored as much as possible.
Inter-Tribal Env Council - Cherokee Nation

ECEJ
This project has provided valuable insight regarding the targeted audiences interest, knowledge, and attitudes toward air quality and air pollution. It serves as a good base from which to conduct further, more detailed research into the environmental perspectives of low-income and minority populations. It also provides a cursory feel for where the gaps in knowledge and outreach efforts are located, and where more work needs to be done. It has presented a great opportunity for community individuals to focus on their concerns about environmental quality, and to voice their opinions, which are not often solicited.
This project will help to determine how air quality affects the low income and minority communities and if individuals in these communities are aware of the air quality problem and how to best reach/address these communities to combat the air quality problem.
West Side Air Quality Research Project
350 South 400 East-Suite G4
Utah Society For Environmental Education

CCI Environmental Justice Project
As a result of CCI and the communitys efforts, EMCO agreed to stop painting steel doors in its facility, which had been causing odor and air pollution. The community has become more active and aware of environmental issues in the area. The communitys last report indicated that residents were trying to close a biosolid waste facility in their area that had failed to comply with state laws and regulations.
This project will identify sources of pollution that potentially threaten the health and quality of life of local residents, and involve area residents in addressing the pollution.
2005 Forest Avenue
Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement

One measure of the projects success is the number of hits on a Web site where the School Location Matters: Preventing School Siting Disasters report was posted; the Web site, , receives approximately 1,000 hits per month. This information suggests that the research is being widely disseminated. The reports informed a local policy debate, which resulted in the Rhode Island General Assembly passing a bill to increase chances for public involvement in cases where contaminated sites are proposed for school use.
The project and stakeholder process which will address two environmental justice issues: the siting of schools on sites contaminated by 'hazardous substances'e ' as term is defined by CERCLA section 101(14); and RIDEM's evaluation of issues of environmental equity for low income and minority persons when reviewing clean up proposals for sites contaminated with hazardous substances.
56 Pine Street, Fourth Floor
Rhode Island Legal Services Inc.

Reduction of Truck Traffic
This project resulted in the formation of diverse, productive partnerships. Green Space Chelsea residents collaborated with EPA and the Worchester Polytechnic Institute, a local university, to conduct traffic research; networked with a local environmental justice advocacy group to train community educators about the health hazards of diesel exhaust; and met frequently with city planners and elected officials to develop a viable truck traffic reduction plan for Chelsea. This project is also commendable because of the tremendous involvement of local youth. The youths active role in research, analysis, and critical thinking provided them with an invaluable education in environmental stewardship.
The objective of this project is to provide education, outreach and critical thinking in utilizing surveys, experiments and air quality monitoring to decrease the volume of diesel exhaust and volatile compounds from diesel trucks.
300 Broadway
Chelsea Human Services Collaborative

This project created the Community Conscience Group, consisting of members from government organizations, community groups of the Peninsula de Cantera, and communities surrounding the Cano Martin Pena. The Conscience Group established the Cano Theatre of the Arts Museum of Puerto Rico, where 200 students from five different elementary schools and middle schools performed a play about the environment, including topics such as estuaries, swamps, endangered species, and environmental contamination. Also, in collaboration with the Town Council of San Juan, project leaders organized three cleanup activities that resulted in the removal of 7 tons of trash from a parcel of unoccupied land previously used as an unauthorized dump site.
A grant agreement is provided to Apoyo Empresarial para la Península de Cantera, Inc. (AEPPC) to help the community solve serious problems concerning the environmental degradation of the lagoons and canals that surround the community, Cantera Peninsula, and the environmental threats posed by the inadequate garbage management practices.
Health Promotion & Family Alternative Intiative
Apoyo Empresarial para la Península de Cantera

Peace Trees 2002
The project team achieved immediate aesthetic improvements at the Peace Trees site along the Jordan River when volunteers removed thistle and weeds and planted trees. As a result of the project, young people have expressed a greater understanding of environmental justice issues, greater levels of knowledge, and higher motivation to practice environmentally conscious lifestyles. The groups overall cohesiveness was very impressive, and the young people involved worked diligently to achieve the goals of the years work plan. Their actions directly translated to positive impacts for their families, neighborhoods, and communities.
Make a significant ecological impact on the ecosystems of the described stretch of the Jordan River in Salt Lake City and Kamas, UT by completing stream restoration, erosion control, re-vegetation, tree planting, and other needed projects.
Utah Federation for Youth Incorporated

Peer Education as a Model for Environmental Justice
Tenant educators visited 15 more homes than expected. The project manager brought key stakeholders together in developing a strategic plan to end lead poisoning in Manchester by 2010. This project also laid the groundwork for a second project, focused on creating affordable lead-safe housing.
State Applied Clearinghouse ID# NH99030702
20 Merrimack Street, Suite B
The Way Home Inc.

This project enhanced community understanding of the environmental and health issues associated with household hazardous waste. It also improved communication and information exchange between residents of the targeted community and local officials, which will help to promote safety, cleanliness, and other civic objectives in the future.
The objective of this project is to increase local minority and low income resident awareness of proper handling and disposal techniques for household hazardous wastes as well as the health risks associated with these materials.
Household Hazardous Waste Education Program
64 S 14th St
Pennsylvania Resources Council Inc

Tribal National Environmental Policy Act training group.
The results show that training is needed, and people are concerned about their environment and participating in NEPA. Thus, continuing seeking support for the working group and developing and implementing a training on reservations for tribal people is essential. This project shows that customized training and creative presentation of scenarios is necessary to create understanding and then gain the input of tribal citizens in the NEPA process.
To work with experienced tribal individuals to condut a NEPA needs assessment and review existing training materials.
2260 Baseline Rd., Suite 100
National Wildlife Federation

EQ980477- Environmental Justice
The twenty-four presentations reached more than two-thousand people in the Korean communityincluding children, parents, and the elderly on thedangers of smoking, hazardous household materials and radiation.
Indoor and Radiation Pollution in My Daily Life Project: To increase awareness and prevention of hazardous health risks among low-income Korea-American senior and youth immigrants.
8627 South Tacoma Way
My Service Mind of Northwest

Environmental Justice Project
Empowering the community by encouraging theresidents to address indoor air quality. Improved public and environmental health in Holly Park/New Holly communities. Facilitating access to non-English speaking community members through the recruitment of bilingual volunteers. MHE volunteers are more familiar with Holly Park/New Holly communities due to the recruitment of community residents.
This amendment confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report, dated November 8, 2000. This amendment deobligates the remaining EPA funds, $599.08, on this grant; revises the EPA funding amount to $14,360.92; and revises the total budget and project period costs. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
2625 3rd Avenue
American Lung Association of Washington

COUNCIL ON THE ENVIRONMENT INC.
The community toxic project addressed improvements in communication and coordination bybeginning the first successful large-scale dialoguebetween industry, residents and pollution preventiontechnical advisors.
51 CHAMBERS ST RM 228

Middle school youth became leaders in revitalizing Charleston. Additionally, by expanding the Earth Force CAPS program to include low-income and minority areas, Youth Services Charleston, Inc. increased and strengthened communication between CAPS sites, community agencies, environmental organizations, and neighborhood groups.
COMMUNITY ACTION & PROBLEM SOLVING (CAPS) The objectives of this project are: 1) train educators about environmental justice concerns, the CAPS process, and how to guide students' exploration of environmental justice issues in their communities; 2) fund educators to facilitate the CAPS process and assist groups of youth in working on environmental justice issues; 3) purchase CAPS materials and expenses for youth projects.
Youth Service Charleston Inc

SAVE THE SOUND INC
Dredging along the waterfront in the Bronx emergedas an issue for Harding Park, while waterfront open space and development was a prime issue in Hunts Point.
185 MAGEE AVENUE

Town Water Quality Project-Fox River Fish Advisory
2198 S. Memorial Drive
Hmong-American Partnership

Leveraging The Nist/Mep System-Environmental Justice Pollution Prevention Grant
No-Cost Extension to provide further Technical Assistance to Manufacturers in low-income areas. This amendment will also incorporate a budget realignment of the object class categories in order to complete this project and perform additional assessments in Detroit, Flint and other economically disadvantaged areas in Michigan.
2901 Hubbard Road P.O. Box 1485
Industrial Technology Institute

LAWNDALE BUSINESS & LOCAL DEV CORP
3333 W ARTHINGTON SUITE 129

Community Based Air Sampling Using Bucket Brigades.
This action for a no-cost extension is in response to the recipient's request dated February 10, 2000 to extend the budget and project period to August 31, 2000. All previously cited terms and conditions remain the same.
2856 South Millard Ave.
Project Vida

Water Quality Testing Adjacent To Closed Landfills
412 W Kinne Po Box 238
Pierce County Public Health Department

Sdc/Urban Day Head Start Lead Hazard Reduction Andprimary Prevention Program
231 W Wisconsin Ave
Social Development Commission

OHIO ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL
1207 GRANDVIEW AVE STE 201

Detroit Agriculture Network Urban Soil Project
This action is in response to the recipient's request dated July 31, 2000 for a no-cost amendment to modify object class categories. No signature is required.
21220 West Fourteen Mile
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division DM-7J
East Michigan Environmental Action Council

CARVER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION INC.
100 E WALNUT ST

Environmental Justice Through Lead Prevention
This amendment is in response to the recipient's request dated July 11, 2000 to extend the budget and project periods until December 31, 2000. The Scope of Work and previously cited terms and conditions remains the same.
19 Public Sq., Ste 200, Rm 310
Waste, Pesticides & Toxics Division DW-8J
Neighbors United for Progress

Management Division
State And Tribal Environmental Justice Program.
State And Tribal Environmental Justice Program
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

AMIGOS BRAVOS INC

A Rural Area Community-Based Environmental Justice Education Project In Karnack, Tx
This amendment decreases EPA funds by $8,128, and closes out the grant.
711 Wiley Avenue
Wiley College

Publish a Monthly Newsletter in N.W. Arkansas
This amendment terminates the assistance agreement in whole and decreases the Federal funds by $3,840 in accordance with the final FSR dated 3/15/00.
White River Environ. Protection Assoc

CADDO INDIAN TRIBE OF OKLAHOMA

Esperanza Environmental Justice Project
This amendment extends the budget and project periods from10/01/1998 - 09/30/2000 to 10/01/1998 - 05/31/2001
Esperanza Peace & Justice Center

TELLUS INSTITUTE INC.
Students completed seven semester-long practicum projects with community-based health and social service organizations and several environmental justice projects on topics ranging from tobacco smoke, recycling, asthma, brownfields, flooding, and cancer. At the conclusion of both semesters the faculty of the College of Nursing at UMASS decided that a lecture on environmental justice and environmental health would be permanently included in their curriculum. The college also plans to continue the clinical practicum project. In contrast to the first two semesters, students groups are not required to focus only on an environmental justice topic for their project, but students are required to address environmental health considerations of the community health issue they select.
11 ARLINGTON STREET

JOBS AND ENVIRONMENT CAMPAIGN INC
160 SECOND STREET

LAWRENCE GRASSROOTS INITIATIVE INC.
27 AMESBURY STREET

ALT. FOR COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT INC.
2343 WASHINGTON STREET

City of Laramie
Grant will support a community pollution prevention outreach and education project, which will constitute a community-based approach to pollution prevention and clean up program.
PO Box C

SAN FRANCISCO CONSERVATION CORPS
1050 SOUTH VAN NESS AVE

Source Reduction & Waste Minimization Program
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period end dates to August 1, 2001. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $100,000.
201 N. Stone, 2nd Floor, NEC
City of Tucson - Office of Env Mgmt

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THROUGH POLLUTION PREVENTION
This amendment extends the project and budget end dates from 9/30/00 to 10/15/01. There is no change in the total approved EPA assistance amount $100,000. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect.
1717 Kettner Blvd., Suite 100
Environmental Health Coalition

HAWAII'S THOUSAND FRIENDS
305 HAHANI STREET, #282

DINE CARE INC
HC-61 DILKON CHAPTER

IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE
380 EAST ATEN, P.O. BOX 158

PEOPLE'S C.O.R.E.
The community concerns and information generatedhelped to persuade the Los Angeles Unified SchoolDistrict to adopt the Integrated Pesticide Management Policy IPM. The Parents Action Committee will be joined with an environmental justice coalition, acoalition that does only deals with pesticide issuesbut also the overall effects of toxic chemicals in the greater Los Angeles area.
300 W. CESAR CHAVEZ AVE STE E

TOXICS IN THE HOOD PROGRAM
This amendment extends the project and budget period end dates from October 14, 1999, to December 31, 1999. There is no change in the total approved EPA assistance amount. Terms and conditions from the initial assistance agreement dated September 16, 1998, remain in full force and effect.
San Jose St Univ Foundation

Ejsg
The New Hampshire Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health NH COSH produced a risk map of Central Manchester which included three overlays which showed: 1 confirmed lead-poisoning cases; 2 schools, playgrounds, parks and churches; and 3 print shops, automotive shops, nail salons, dry cleaners, and other potentially hazardous areas. A copy of each map was sent to the Environmental Protection Departments EPD pretreatment program to implement environmentally sound practices in some of the shops listed on the maps.
Decrease in Funds
110 Sheep Davis Road
New Hampshire C.O.S.H.

This project help to support a resident-drivencommunity-based and grassroots issue identificationprocess to allow residents to prioritize their concernsabout the greatest threats to environmental health.
Safe Health Project
132 East 12Th Street
Center for Third World Organizing

Environmental Justice: The Watershed Program
This amendment decreases the award by $515 (Federal)
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
University of TX Health Science Center

A substantive relationship has developed between theCal State Northridge University and the Pacoima Beautiful and Community Inspectors that will continue. Six Pacoima schools have been introduced to resource organizations to assist in greening theircampus. For example, the Department of Public Works has made a commitment to provide tools andother city resources to all clean up days.
315 West Ninth St., Suite 1110
Los Angeles Educational Partnership

FY 99 Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention - Building Sustainable Neighborhoods
Change EPA Project Officer from Althea Moses to Joe Solis
3808 Paseo
ECO
Metropolitan Energy Center

Washunga Bay Clean-Up Initiative Project
Drawer 50
Kaw Nation of Oklahoma

Fy 98 Environmental Justice - Research Education And Outreach - Extend Project And Budget Period
Extend Project and Budget Period, Change Project Officer
213 Beardshear
Iowa State University

BRIDGING THE GAP INC.

Fy99 Environmental Justice - Tool Kit
Extend Budget & Project Period. Please NOTE: No further extensions will be granted for this project.
3808 Paseo
Metropolitan Energy Center

Project Child Safe
This Amendment extends the Budget and Project Periods.
701 North Seventh Street
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City Kansas

CROSS COMMUNITY COALITION

UTAH SOCIETY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATI
350 SOUTH 400 EAST SUITE G4

Developing A Pesticide Specific Groundwater And Pestides Management Plan For The Tribe
Jobs and Environment Campaign Inc

Two representatives of each of the 65 NIAs attended the workshops, and 39 students participated. They now form the Youth Council on the Environment. The participants in the workshops were somewhat timid at first, but they gained confidence, along with their new environmental knowledge and understanding. The participants in this project are now very knowledgeable about environmental issues, as well as in techniques to make their voices heard. The Environmental Plan of Action that each NIA developed will be beneficial to the communities in the future and to the city in general. The experience acquired by the residents in regard to public participation has given them the incentive to apply these skills in every aspect of their lives. Improvements in good citizenship and environmental stewardship can already be seen. The neighborhoods are cleaner, and people are conserving more and contaminating less. They are also now more proactive in neighborhood and city life.
Project Bravo seeks to empower the low-income community with knowledge and skills in environmental issues related to water, air, waste disposal, and other environmental issues.
Environmental Justice - Conduct Education on Environmental Acts
Community Action Agency-Project Bravo Inc

CATAWBA INDIAN NATION
The Ecosystem Protection Management Plan will assist in improving the environmental quality on the Catawba Indian Nation tribal lands. This document will be printed and kept in the Natural Resources Department reference files for use in future planning and development of tribal land environmental and natural resources.

OMAHA TRIBE OF NEBRASKA
A database was established which identified all abandoned well-sites on the Omaha Reservation. Approximately 44 large diameter, hand-dug wells were filled and another 65 were stabilized by removing the pump mechanisms and associated pipes and capping them with a locking lid. Filling the well consisted of putting sand and chlorine inside the well to protect groundwater, which also prevents reuse of the well. The method of removing the pump mechanisms and associated pipes and capping them with a locking lid not only protects the ground water, but it allows for the reuse of the well. Environmental Protection Department of Nebraska took part in fulfilling the goal of protecting the surface water and groundwater which Tribal members use and they also educated the community about the importance of keeping their wells in good condition so that later generations would be able to use the same natural resources that the generations and forefathers before them were able to use.

This agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $15,000. Proposal was selected and awarded under the FY-03 EJ Small Grant Program National Guidance. The project will build capacity to identify environmental issues and to actively involve the Island communities in design and implementation of remediation, mitigation, and prevention activities. A handbook on the suggested processes and alternative strategies to encourage community participation will be developed for senior policy officials. Project promotes Goal 4 of EPA's strategic plan.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - ISLAND ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION, MITIGATION & PREVENTION
711 Kapiolani Blvd, Suite 1075
Pacific Basin Development Council

Esperanza Unida Environmental Justice Project
Grassroots community educational information and training to empower young people to organize and shape environmental policies affecting their neighborhoods.
Tlapalcalli/Casa De Colores Research Center

Developing a Database in Under Served Communities (Environmental Justice Small Grants Program)
The purpose of this project is to establish community-based pollution prevention strategies to protect drinking water. This will be accomplished by used a geographical Information System (GIS) to incorporate global positioning (GPS) data to develop a database that will establish baseline data and identify problems through spatial analysis.
The Oklahoma Landowners and Tenants Association

Community Air Quality Project
507 Cherokee Street, Suite D
Louisiana Bucket Brigade

Lead Hazard Control
This project consist of a two component education program to address lead poisoning in low-income families with small children, landlords, realtors, renovation contractors, and master gardeners. The first component will focus on educating families with children under 6 years of age. The second component will consist of a series of specialized lead training sessions for at-risk groups.
Barton County Environmental Health Services

Will develop of a social marketing and advocacy plan primariliy targeting Wyandotte County youth between 14 and 19, who will develop the skills and awareness necessary to inform and educate their peers, families, and the community about the significant problems that lead poisoning and household waste substances have upon their health and the preventitive measures that can be taken to improve health.
Advocates for a Healthy Community
650 Minnesota Ave
El Centro Inc.

This project will serve to effectively reduce the incidence and spread of chronic and vectorborne diseases and conditions, i.e. asthma, West Nile Virus and encephalitis, through public education campaigns and community participation programs to promote trash reduction, reduce burning of refuse, recycling and reuse, as well as promotion of technologies. The citizenry will be able to make well-informed decisions regarding the benefits of clean water, solid waste management and control of vermin. Participants will be made aware of current regulations and will be encouraged to seek resources to implement Federal, State, and local regulations to improve environmental conditions in the Village of Penermon.
Penermon Environmental Awareness Project
307 South Prairie
Stoddard County Development Foundation

Will provide a community based approach to educating high risk communities about potential environmental health hazards for children, identify those who need additional services and refer them accordingly. The focus of health education will address child exposure to lead and families of children who have asthma.
Healthy Environments for Kansas City Kids
6675 Holmes, Suite 650
Black Health Care Coalition Inc.

EJ Tissue Toxicity Research
Environmental Justice Grant - Tissue/Toxicity Research of 5 Salt Water Species in Cobscook Bay and Passamaquoddy Bay.
OSRR
Passamaquoddy Tribe Pleasant Point

Environmental Justice Program-Newark Recycling Outreach Project
A Grant Agreement to the Greater Newark Conservancy that will provide funding for its outreach project. The Greater Newark Conservancy will work with local community groups to increase the recycling rate in Newark's Central Ward, which contains some of the most poverty stricken neighborhoods in the city.
303-9 Washington St, 5th Fl
Greater Newark Conservancy

Health and Environmental Risks Awareness project
A Grant Agreement is provided to the Boat People S.O.S., Inc. to assist in the administration of its Health and Environmental Risks Awareness project. This project will be conducted in Camden, New Jersey.
6400 Arlington Blvd, Suite 640
Boat People S.O.S. Inc.

Chinese Progressive Assn - EJ Grant
This project will address the issues of lead poisoning and asthma targetting Chinese immigrants in Manhattan's Chinatown/Lower East Side.
83 Canal Street, Rm 304
Chinese Progressive Association

Environmental Justice in Onondaga County
A grant agreement is provided to the Atlantic States Legal Foundation to assist in a program to enhance community understanding of environmental and public health information systems in Onondaga County, New York.
658 West Onondaga Street
Atlantic States Legal Foundation Inc

UPROSE EJ
A grant agreement is provided to UPROSE, Inc. to conduct targeted outreach to community groups and community based organizations to enhance community understanding of environmental and public health information systems and to generate information on pollution in the community.
5417 4th Avenue
UPROSE Inc.

GIS Mapping of Contaminants and Cultural Use Areas in Akwesasne
The applicant proposes a GIS mapping project. The purpose is to create an atlas that dsiplays (1) areas of concern of toxicants; (2) historical and contemporary relationships between the land and people; and (3) provide a visual tool for individuals to assess the impacts of environmental contaminants on the social and cultural health of the Mohawk people.
Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment

Brooklyn Center for the Urban Environment EJ
The Green Apple Teen Volunteer pilot program will reach 50 Brooklyn youths, 13 to 19, from predominantly minority neighborhoods with a series of 20 hands-on after-school sessions that focus on environmental and environmental justice issues.
The Tennis House
Brooklyn Center For The Urban Environment Inc.

Communities For A Better Environment (CBE) is an Urban Project in Northern California. CBE proposes to influence the Coliseum Area Redevelopment Plan at the Hegenberger Corridor regarding cumulative impacts including diesel truck emissions. The data produced will be used to increase public awareness of cumulative impacts and diesel pollution health impacts; develop policy on diesel emissions reduction, mass transit and other local issues; and to support the cumulative impacts policy advocacy. Total EPA funding is in the amount of $20,000.
Environmental Justice Progam- Hegenberger Corridor Diesel Truck Project
1904 Franklin Street, Suite 600
Communities for a Better Environment

This award provides full EPA funding in the amount of $20,000. Total approved project cost is $20,000. The purpose of the project is the collection and analysis of air monitoring data and the dissemination of results.
Environmental Justice Program - Bay View Hunters Point Air Monitoring Program
CMD Division
City of San Francisco - Dept of Environment

Building Tribal Capacity For Coastal Area Management
This amendment extends to project/budget period to October 31, 2000, changes the EPA Grants Specialist name, and changes the name of the authorized representative for the recipient.
4201 Tudor Centre Dr., Suite 210
Chugachmiut

A Bering Sea Coastal Alaskan Native Communities Workshop
Amendment to decrease dollar amount and close grant.
Tribal Government of St. Paul

On-Going Environmental Management Capacity Building
No cost amendment to extend project period to 02/29/2000.
4201 Tudor Centre Dr., Suite 210
Chugachmiut

Air Quality Gains Through Easing The Pain - To Assist Low Income Motor Vehicle Owners
This amendment decreases the EPA funding by $3,367, in accordance with the recipient's final Financial Status Report, dated August 29, 2001. The revised EPA funding amount is $96,633. The total project and budget period costs are revised accordingly. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
1308 Ne 134Th Street
Grants Administration Unit
Southwest Clean Air Agency

Decreasing Wood Smoke Exposure Among Low Income Families In Spokane County
Close-Out Amendment. This amendment confirms the information in your final FSR dated 04/07/2000. Educate low income citizens about the negative impacts of wood smoke on the respiratory system and to convert homes from wood burning to gas heating when possible.
Eastern Washington University

Pass It On Partnership Project
This amendment confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report (FSR), dated 9/26/2000. The amendment deobligates the remaining EPA funds, $619.77, on this grant; revises the EPA funding amount to $69,406.23, and revises the total budget and project period costs per the final FSR. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
710 Second Ave, 10th Floor
Seattle PU - Seattle Public Utilities

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ACTION GROUP

Tribal Treaty Fishing Protection Through Pollution Cleanup
This amendment confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report dated 4/27/2000. This amendment deobligates the remaining EPA funds, $13,497.34, on this grant; revises the EPA funding amount to $6190.66; and revises the total budget and project period costs. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

Bushwick Community Environmental Health Project
This project wil undertake a COmmunity Environmental Health Project that will target environmentally hazardous conditions known to exacerbate or cause asthma and childhood lead poisoning. The two phase project ( research and mapping; community organizing, outreach and education) aims to build community capacity to identify local environmental justice problems and to enhance community understanding of environmental and public health systems.
Make the Road by Walking Inc.

A grant agreement is provided to West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc. to assist in a program entitled Northern Manhattan Healthy Schools Pilot Project.
Northern Manhattan Healthy Schools Pilot Project

Newark Pollution Prevention Improvement Plan
A grant agreement is provided to EJECT-NJ, Inc. to develop a pollution prevention improvement plan for Newark, New Jersey.
EJECT-NJ Inc.

Division of Environmental Planning and Protection
A grant agreement is provided to Rutgers University to assist in a program to help small businesses and institutions to prevent pollution by fostering partnerships with communities in Newark and Perth Amboy, NJ
Worker to Worker Pollution Prevention Project
ASB III, 3 Rutgers Plaza
Rutgers University

FY01- Environmental Justice Program
A Grant Agreement is awarded in the amount of $10,000 to the American Littoral Society for the administration of its Toxic Fish Alert project. This project will detail risks, provide information on toxins, explain how contamination occurs and provide information on steps that anglers can take to reduce exposure to contaminants.
American Littoral Society

Monitor Gold Mine Impact On Town Of San Luis Water Quality. Design A Contamination Response Plan
P. O. Box 9
Costilla Cty Committee for Environmental Soundness

Umbine Mobile Home Park
Umbine Mobile Home Park Environmental Justice Project
1702 Walnut Street
Boulder Energy Conservation Center

Project To Provide Minority Families With Information About Health And Environmental Danagers
Blackfeet Environmental Office

Building Bridges For Environmental Equality
118 North Broadway Suite 314
Clean Water Fund

City of Logan
Cashe County Spanish Education of Watrer Quality and Solid Waste Services
950 West 600 North

UTAH FEDERATION FOR YOUTH INCORPORATED

Indoor Pollution In Low-Income Housing
This amendment extends the Project/Budget Periods from 8/30/00 to 8/30/01.
Wyoming Energy Council Incorporated

Asian P2/E2 Technical Assistance Project
Time Extension (Amendment) - project/budget periods extended from 4/30/01 to 6/30/01.
3645 W. 112th Avenue
Front Range Community College

Web-based Pollution Prevention Education for Tribal Colleges, Communities and Agencies
Time Extension (Amendment) - Extends the project/budget periods from 4/30/01 to 6/30/02.
1300 W. Park Street
Montana Tech of the University of Montana

Farmworker Health & Environment Project.
Time Extension (Amendment)
118 North Broadway, Suite 314
Clean Water Fund

Mining Education Project.
Time Extension (Amendment); Project/Budget Period extended from 8/31/01 to 8/31/02
2332 E. 46th Avenue
Cross Community Coalition

Cross-Media Division, CMD-1
As a result of this project, the community gained new scientific knowledge and a better understanding of the levels of hazardous air contaminants in the Chollas Park. The research has led to more specific research opportunities that might further reveal the sources of the various pollutants in the community.
This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $10,000 to collect and analyze data on hazardous air emissions coming from the Mid City Chollas Park to determine if levels are harmful to the respiratory health of the residents living near the park, the children who attend an elementary school located next to the park, and the families who use the park on a regular basis. The park site was a former city refuse landfill that was converted to a recreational area and where children were experiencing severe asthma. Preaward costs have been approved back to September 1, 2004. This grant is being awarded under the FY-03 Environmental Justice Small Grant Program National Guidance.
Environmental Justice Program - Mid City Chollas Park and Dump Site Research Project
2750 Fourth Avenue
American Lung Assoc of San Diego & Imperial CO's

Non-Point Source Pollution/Wetland Restoration Project
This amendment extends the project and budget periods to October 31, 2000.
Coquille Indian Tribe

State & Tribal Environmental Justice Grant: Develop & Implement an ISO 14001 Conforming EMS
This amendment extends the project and budget periods to March 31, 2000.
Box 39
Kalispel Tribe of Indians

Community Fellowship Circles - Building Community Partnerships
This amendment confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report, dated April 4, 2002. This amendment deobligates the remaining EPA funds, $363.10 on this grant; revises the EPA funding amount to $9,903.90; and revises the total budget and project period costs. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
Swinomish Indian Tribal Community

EQ-980479-01 - Environmental Justice
Lead Poisoning Prevention Program: To focus on low-income families with young children in North/Northeast Portland who are most at-risk to elevated exposure to lead.
10 North Russell Street
Urban League of Portland

EQ-980495-01 Environmental Justice
THIS AMENDMENT EXTENDS THE PROJECT/BUDGET PERIOD AS SHOWN BELOW. THE ASSISTANCE AMOUNT REMAINS UNCHANGED.
441 West 5th Ave, Suite 402
Alaska Conservation Foundation

EQ98049601- Environmental Justice
Nanwalek Strike Team Program: To address the ability of rural off the road system, minority populated community to identify site specific oil products' pollution risks and to learn to prevent or respond to those releases.
Box 194
S.O.S. Response Team

Phase IV Peace Trees
Increase community investment and minimize effects of degradation along the Jordan River and Millcreek Canyon.
1037 East South Temple
Utah Federation for Youth Incorporated

WY ENERGY COUNCIL FY00 EJ
Indoor pollution in low-income housing and service provider training
Wyoming Energy Council Incorporated

Environmental Justice through Pollution Prevention
Heavy Duty Diesel Testing and Best Practices Program.
1600 Broadway, Suite 1770
Northeast Metro Pollution Prevention

Tire Dust Project.
Close Out; Decrease in Funds of $15,000. Per grantee's request on 1/28/02, grant has been terminated and funds deobligated.
350 South 400 East-Suite G4
Utah Society For Environmental Education

ECEJ
Canon City Collaborative Forum The forum will work to identify issues of concern, deliberate on technical questions and will design a collaborative, consensus-building process through which lasting environmental decisions in Canon City can be made.
Resolve, Inc.
Resolve - RESOLVE Inc.

Environmentally Preferable Cleaning and Pest Management Products for Schools in Trenton, NJ
A grant agreement is provided to Isles, Inc. to conduct a program entitled Environmentally Preferable Cleaning and Pest Management Products for Schools in Trenton, NJ.
10 Wood Street
Isles Inc

A grant agreement to assist the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe in a project entitled Development of Tribal Safe Fish Consumption Standards.
Development of Tribal Safe Fish Consumption Standards
412 State Route 37
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe

Citizen Policy & Ed Fund of NJ -EJ
A grant agreement is provided to the Citizen Policy and Education Fund of NJ to assist in a project entitled Tenant Sampling and Lead Abatement Enforcement.
Citizen Policy & Education Fund of NJ

Akwesasne Task Force Environmental Health Conference
A grant agreement is provided to the Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment to administer an Environmental Health Conference.
Akwesasne Task Force on the Environment

East New York Brownfields Oversight Project
A grant agreement is provided to the East New York Development Corporation to assist in the administration of an initiative entitled East New York Brownfields Oversight Project.
2644 Atlantic Ave
East New York Development Corporation

Bridgeton Lead-Safe Housing Initiative
A grant agreement is provided to the Tri-County Community Action Agency Inc. for the Bridgeton Lead-Safe Housing Initiative.
110 Cohansey Street
Tri-County Community Action Agency Inc.

Training Student Organizers in the South Bronx
A grant agreement is provided to the Council on the Environment to enhance the community's knowledge of the environmental justice problems within the South Bronx. Student organizers will identify local environmental justice problems and involve the community in activities to address these concerns. Also, students will enhance the community's understanding of environmental and public health issues by generating information on asthma/pesticide issues in the community through a variety of media (e.g., newspapers, presentations, and public service announcements).
51 Chambers Street, Room 228
Council on the Environment Inc.

BOAT PEOPLE S.O.S. INC.
2800 JUNIPER ST #3

EQ-980498-01 Environmental Justice
Portland Harbor Clean-up Outreach: To ensure the best Harbor cleanup plan by increasing community involvement. Affected communities are primarily ethnic minorities and non-native people who fish for subsistence.
408 SW 2nd Avenue, Suite 210
Willamette Riverkeeper

EQ-980543-01 - Environmental Justice
Clean Water State Revolving Fund, Brownfields Case Study Project: To develop a case study on how the Clean Water State Revolving Fund can be applied to the Portland Brownfield Showcase; to be used in outreach and strategy development to incorporate applicability for community site clean-up.
10 North Russell Street
Urban League of Portland

Environmental Justice Project for the 11 Tribes of the Northwest Arctic Region
To research and document past and present environmental justice activities that have affected the Northwest Arctic; develop an environmental justice guide that will serve as a planning tool to ensure activities do not violate environmental statutes and laws; to establish programmatic standards by which activities may be measured; to hold regional training workshop to educate participants on environmental justice issues. This amendment adds $43,504 in EPA funding to fully fund the EPA portion of this grant; changes the EPA Project Officer to Cecilia Contreras; and changes the project and budget period start date to December 13, 1999, per recipient's request.
Maniilaq Association Inc.

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention
Council of Athabascan Tribal Governments

Duwamish Corridor EJP2 Project:
This amendment extends the project and budget periods to 9/30/2002.
8201 - 10th Avenue South
Environmental Coalition of South Seattle

Environmental Justice for Alaskan Communities Affected by Superfund Sites, Phase Two
This amendment extends the project and budget period to December 31, 2002 and changes the Grants Specialist as shown above. All other conditions remain the same and are in full effect.
135 Christensen, Suite 100
Alaska Center for the Environment

This amendment extends the project/budget periods to September 30, 2003.
Farmworker Justice Documentary Video Project, The Hands that Feed You
115 N 85th Street, Suite 200
Concilio for the Spanish Speaking

'Healthy Albina' - An Environmental Justice Education and Outreach Project
To use a resource guide, 'Healthy Albina,' to educate the community about potential health problems caused by hazardous waste and hazardous waste emissions. Program will consist of community meetings and distribution of the resource guide to health resource organizations, community groups and neighborhoods through community meetings.
520 SW 6th Avenue, Suite 940
Oregon Environmental Council

STEG Program Model Public Participation Plan.
79 Elm Street
Connecticut D.E.P.

YOUTH IN ACTION
115 EMPIRE STREET

Merrimack County Air Quality Awareness Project
This amendment extends the project and budget period. All terms and conditions of the basic assistance agreement remain unchanged and in full force and effect.
4 Park St., Suite 403
New Hampshire Citizens Alliance

WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS C.O.S.H.
458 BRIDGE STREET

SOUTHEND NEIGHBORHOOD REVITALIZATION
835 SOUTH MAIN STREET

Community Involvement In A Sustainable Residential Development Project
This assistance amendment extends the duration period based on your application dated September 26, 2001. The EPA Project Officer is being changed and the terms and conditions are being revised.
88 Bell Road
Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians

Environmental Justice Grant Proposal
Decrease in Funds based on final FSR processed thru Assistance Adjustment Notice.
20 Bank Row, Suite 206
Housatonic River Initiative

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE SMALL GRANTS PROGRAM
This action amends previous FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION dated January 25, 2001. Grantee has submitted a revised final FSR dated February 8, 2001 claiming $6,750 of costs not previously charged to this grant. This action restores $6,750 previously deobligated so that grantee's claim can be processed.
515 W Lombard St
Grants and Audit Management Branch, 3PM70
University of Maryland Foundation Inc.

This action extends the project and budget periods to September 15, 2001. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
Grants and Audit Management Branch
American Littoral Society

MCDOWELL BOARD OF PARKS & REC INC
PO BOX 424, POWERHOUSE RD

Community Technical and Educational Support in the Operation of a Community Well and Associated Wastewater Treatment Facility. This action extends the budget and project periods to March 31, 2001. ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
Grants and Audit Management Branch, 3PM70
Environmental Equity Information Inst

4302 BALTIMORE AVE

ARKANSAS INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE
2518-20 N CHARLES ST

Wilderness Water quality Project.
The project collected samples using sound protocols outlined in the Quality Assurance Project Plan, resulting in a clean sample assemblage. Samples were transported out of the wilderness in a timely fashion and packed to maintain cool temperatures. Forest Service and Northern Ute Tribal personnel have expressed their enthusiasm at the success, cost-effectiveness, efficiency, and overall utility of the project and have agreed to aid in any future efforts to keep it going on an annual basis.
Conduct water quality testing and do lakeside rehabilitation with young adults from the Nothern Ute Tribe.
42492 E. Deerfoot Lane
The Ute Conservation Corps

Using GPS And GIS In A Neighborhood Watershed Project
216 East 4th St.
American Institute for Learning

SOLID WASTE RESEARCH INSTITUTION
111 WEST SHAWNEE

Pollution Prevention & Environmental Justice Program through Source Reduction
The purpose of this amendment is to decrease the Federal amount based upon the recipient's final FSR dated 1/30/01.
The Green Project

NEWTON COUNTY RESOURCE COUNCIL

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention Program
Apache Tribe of Oklahoma

GALVESTON-HOUSTON ASSOCIATION FOR SMOG
2476 BOLSOVER #126

Brownfields Community Education Project - Port Arthur's West End
The purpose of this amendment is to decrease the Federal funds by -$12,382 based upon the recipient's FSR dated 10/13/99.
18909 Beaujolaes, Suite 2
S Central Partnership for Env Tech Ed

CITY OF LAREDO
1110 HOUSTON STREET

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention: Yard Waste Source Reduction
This amendment extends the budget and project periods from 10/01/1998 - 09/30/2000 to 10/01/1998 - 09/30/2001
700 J. Colunga
City of Brownsville

Community Awareness and Small Business Assistance of Environmental Issues
This amendment decreases the award by $223 (Federal)
701 Elm Street, Suite 323
Dallas County Community College Dist

Environmental Justice Project
This amendment decreases the Federal and State shares in accordance with the final FSR dated 12/22/1999.
Jicarilla Apache Tribe

Environmental House Calls
This amendment decreases the award by $841 (Federal)
7703 Floyd Curl Drive
University of TX Health Science Center

Regional Solid Waste Management/Committee to Improve Communication and Coordination
This amendment decreases Federal funding by the amount of $2,586 based upon the recipient's final FSR dated 3/5/02.
South Central Planning & Dev. Commission

Education and Outreach Program about Pesticide Use and Regulation in New Mexico
The purpose of this amendment is to extend the budget and project periods to 05/31/03. Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the basic assistance agreement, including prior amendments, remain unchanged and in full force and effect.
275 N. Downtown Mall
Southwest Environmental Center

CONCERNED CIT OF AGR STR LANDFILL, INC
59 GORDON PLAZA DRIVE

ESPERANZA PEACE & JUSTICE CENTER
922 SAN PEDRO

CHARLTON-POLLARD NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOC.
1104 SHERMAN STREET

Madison County Environmental Round Table
This project will address the need for the operation of the Madison County Environmental Roundtable that functions as a public policy group dedicated to education, open communication, and community problem solving.
Jr. College District of Mineral Area

Rath Neighborhood Area, EJ Plan
This project facilitates the City's mission of continued education, empowerment, and outreach to the residents and business owners of the Rath Neighborhood Area.
715 Mulberry Street
City of Waterloo

Health and Environmental Risks Awareness
The Health & Environmental Risks Awareness Project (HERAP) seeks to empower the seriously disadvantaged population of Vietnamese refugees, especially newcomers, through the following activities: - Raise awareness about the health risks associated with carbon monoxide and lead; - Identify and assess pollution sources of carbon monoxide and lead; and - Recruit and train environmental and health advocates for the community.
6400 Arlington Blvd, Suite 640
Boat People S.O.S. Inc.

Clinton County Environmental Health Project
The purpose of this project is to inform and educate residents of Clinton County Missouri of potential threat of ground water contamination resulting from poor solid waste disposal. Initially, this project will specifically address the issue of hazardous wastes and ground water protection.
106 Bush Street
Clinton County Health Department

Dry prairie rural water system education and capacity building project.
123 West Main
Eastern Plains Resource Conservation

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice (ENF)
Develop public information materials and environmental policies for activity pertaining to clean water and safe drinking water.
Environmental Justice Small Grants
Northern Arapahoe Tribe

Fort Belknap Community Council
To provide financial assistance to grassroots community-based groups to support projects to design, demonstrate or disseminate practices, method or techniques related to environmental justice.

Research the health effects of toxins in particulate matter from vehicle exhaust including, but not limited to, acetyl benzene, formaldehyde and lead.
Copeen/Cross Community Coalition
2332 E. 46th Avenue
Cross Community Coalition

The youth participating in this study learned early on that information and data about issues that can affect communities such as theirs are sometimes difficult to find. They decided that since they could not easily gain access to the specific information they needed, they had to take action to collect the data themselves. As a result of the project, the youth involved in the project developed a Youth Action Guide intended to act as a journal of activities. The guide lays out the step-by-step approach taken in the project. The youth who were involved hope that this guide can assist young people in other communities facing similar environmental justice issues. This grant demonstrated to EPA and the environmental justice program that when youth are involved in a project, they are determined to make it work and are enthusiastic and dedicated to making it a success.
900 South Rail Line Hazardous Substances Research Project Detect, assess, and evaluate the effects on and risks to human health from hazardous substances being transported on the 900 South rail line.
UT Federation for Youth
350 South 400 East, #G4

Development & Implementation Of Comprehensive Solid Waste Plan, & Address EJ Issue - Illegal Dumping
This amendment extends the budget and project periods from 10/01/1999 - 09/30/2000 to 10/01/1999 - 08/31/2001.
Route 3, Box 640
Alabama - Coushatta Tribe of Texas

Environmental Justice
710 E. Speedway
Border Links

ENV. JUSTICE - WAIPIO VALLEY STREAM RESTORATION
This amendment extends the project and budget end dates from 10/31/00 to 02/28/01. There is no change in the total approved EPA assistance amount of $19,500. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect.
Waipi'O Valley Community Association

This amendment extends the budget and project period end dates to October 31, 2002. There is no change in the total EPA assistance amount of $19,950. Terms and conditions numbered 1 through 8 and Attachment A of the initial assistance agreement, awarded September 16, 1998, October 14, 1999, and November 1, 2000, remain iull force and effect.
Walker River Paiute Tribe

Environmental Justice Program - Farmworker Safety Initiative
This amendment increases the EPA assistance amount by $11,000 to $30,980 and extends the project and budget period end dates to August 31, 2001. In addition, the award amount reflects the modified budget of the initial $19,980 that was approved by EPA May 17,2000.
Environmental Ctr of San Luis Obispo

515 Truxtun Avenue
Greater Bakersfield

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE THROUGH POLLUTION PREVENTION
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period as approved by the EPA Project Officer in August 2001. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There was no change to the approved EPA assistance amount of $110,000.
Office of Strategic Planning & Emerging Issues, SPE-1
Ecology Action Inc

Environmental Justice Thru Pollution Prevention
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period end dates to December 31, 2001. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $40,240.
Tohono O'Odham Nation

Environmental Justice Program - Solid Waste Disposal and Groundwater Assessment
This amendment extends the budget and project period end dates from June 30, 2000 to March 31, 2001. There is no change to the EPA assistance amount of $19,113. Terms and condition numbered 1 through 4 and 6 through 8 of the previous assistance agreements, awarded September 15, 1998 and July 19, 1999, remain in full force and effect. Condition number 5 is revised as follows: 5. The recipient will not charge or claim for reimbursement any indirect costs unless a current indirect cost proposal is submitted and received by the Department of Interior (DOI) within six months after the close of the recipient's fiscal year. After DOI has received the indirect cost proposal, indirect costs authorized in this award may be reimbursed in accordance with the lower of either the last approved Negotiated Indirect Cost Rate Agreement (ICA) or the proposed rate until DOI approves the new indirect cost rate.
8955 Mission Road
Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe

This amendment extends the budget and project period end dates to December 31, 2000. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $16,000. All terms and conditions from the initial award dated September 15, 1998, and subsequent amendments remain in full force and effect.
1755 Kenneth Street
El Festival Del Pueblo De Monterey

NEW FARMS
To develop community level action and responses to disposal of chemicals at Pueblo Chemical Depot and its impact on the agriculture
New Farms

EPIMETHIAN PRESS & DISTRIBUTION
To analyze technical data on wastewater discharge, groundwater quality & treatment facility compliance in low-income.
2508 1/2 W. Colorado Ave., Suite 3
Epimethian Press & Distribution

Alamosa River Watershed
To perform a systematic research project to obtain and assess existing reports and data on the Alamosa River.
Valle del Sol Community Center

This project will aim to improve water quality with a 2 week water sampling project in the Uinta Wilderness on the Ashley National Forests.
Rocky Mtn Youth Corps
2464 Downhill Drive PO Box 775504
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps

ReGenesis was selected as one of 15 demonstration projects for the Federal Interagency Work Group on Environmental Justice. In 2002, ReGenesis was the first ever community-based organization to receive the Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Award from the Spartanburg Human Relations Commission. In 2000, ReGenesis received the African American Environmental Justice Trailblazer Award from the African American Environmental Justice Action Network, for state impact on environmental justice.
The Arkwright/Forest Park Environmental Justice Project will support three research projects on the IMC fertilizer plant and Arkwright landfill superfund sites. The project will continue and expand existing research on a health survey of residents and former employees and families of the superfund sites. The project will also research public policy opportunities and remediation methods and the redevelopment of the target area.
505 North Street
ReGenesis Inc

EJSG - Protecting Chelsea's Waterfront Environment
This amendment changes the telephone numbers, reflects a change in EPA address, changes the Grants Specialist from Jean Crocker to Monique Dillon, and extends the project and budget period.
300 Broadway
Chelsea Human Services Collaborative

RE-VISION HOUSE INC.
38 FABYAN STREET

A Collaborative Inventory, Enforcement And Compliance Assurance Program. Re: Mobile Home Parks
This amendment will extend the grant thru 6-30-02 and revise the budget.
103 S. Main Street, Bldg. 1 So.
Vermont D.E.C.

CHRISTIAN ACTIVITES COUNCIL, CONGREG.
47 VINE STREET

NEW ENGLAND AQUARIUM CORPORATION
CENTRAL WHARF

ALT. FOR COMMUNITY & ENVIRONMENT INC.
2343 WASHINGTON ST. 2ND FL.

Ejsg - Health Hazards Of Contaminated Fish Consumption.
6 River Road - Indian Island
Penobscot Indian Nation

THE WAY HOME INC.
20 MERRIMACK STREET SUITE B

COMM. FOR BOSTON PUBLIC HOUSING INC.
100 TERRACE ST. SUITE B

Advancing Pollution Prevention in Springfield's Enterprise Community.
Decrease in Funds based on final FSR processed thru assistance adjustment notice.
36 Court Street
City of Springfield

Community Boating and Educational Project
Community Education of Safe Boating and Water Use to communities most affected by the degradation of the Woonasquatucket River..
Paddle Providence Inc.

Campaign for Chinatown Resident Empowerment
Recipient Name Change
33 Harrison Ave. 3rd. Fl.
Chinese Progressive Association

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE GRANT
This assistance amendmet extends the duration period based on your application dated March 18, 2002. The terms and conditions remain the same.
P.O. Box Box 9300, 96 Falmouth St.
University of Southern Maine

Community Based Environmental Justice Project
Training of four young adults to conduct basic environmental land and health assessments, GIS mapping and education of community residents. Per your application request dated March 3, 2000.
60 Hamilton Street
Nuestras Raices

Youth Envvironmental Technology Project
This grant creates access for community members to GIS and other technology systems. The Intergovernmental Review Number is YIA-00-01.
393 Broad Street
Youth In Action

Environmental Justice for New Bostonians
178 Tremont Street
Action for Boston Community Development Inc.

Community Organizing for Environmentally Safe Homes
Integrate peer education process to reduce environmental hazards to children's health in low-income housing.
20 Merrimack Street, Suite B
The Way Home Inc.

Healthy Children, Healthy Communities
The objective of this project is to develop and implement community-based lead prevention and education interventions that target low-income and high-risk populations.
130 Highland Street
Maine Lead Action Project

Swifty Auto Mall
Per your application request dated March 9, 2001, this grant is to provide assistance in the training for auto repair businesses that teaches best practices and pollution prevention to auto repair mechanics.
56 Warren St., Suite 200
Nuestra Comunidad Development Corp.

Anacostia Environmental Justice Project: From Blight To Beautification
FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION - FOR INTERNAL PURPOSES ONLY. Federal funds in the amount of $1,500 are deobligated in accordance with the final FSR dated May 24, 2002.
2401 Shannon Place, SE
Grants and Audit Management Branch, 3PM70
Anacostia Coordinating Council Inc

THE VILLAGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES
2544 GERMANTOWN AVE

Environmental Assessment and Innovation Division 3EA00
FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION - FOR INTERNAL PURPOSES ONLY. This action decreases funds in the amount of $15,969, based on the final Financial Status Report submitted May 3, 2004. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention
89 Kings Hwy
Grants and Audit Management Branch 3PM70
DE Department of Natural Res and Env Control

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention
1924 Arch St
Energy Coordinating Agency of Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Environmental Justice Project
4 S Delsea Dr - PO Box 510
Comite De Apoyo A Los Trabajadores Agricolas CATA

FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION - FOR INTERNAL PURPOSES ONLY. Federal funds in the amount of $9,860.39 are deobligated in accordance with the final FSR dated January 11, 2002.
408 E 8th St
Eastside/Southbridge New Millennium Comm Dev Corp

This action extends the project and budget periods to December 30, 2001. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
1324 Virginia St, East
West Virginia Citizen Research Group

Environmental Justice Information System for the Community on Air Pollution and Clean Water Issues.
Greater St Matthew Baptist Church

To implement the Farm*A* Syst program as a tool to prevent groundwater contamination from farms, rural homesites and agribusiness in the North Fork of the Shenandoah River and Chesapeake Bay.
PO Box 2868-145 Campbell Ave SW-Suite 800
Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project Inc

Environmental Justice Small Grant Program.
The project established contact with and obtained resources from a variety of governmental agencies and private environmental and health organizations. It also provided awareness training regarding potential pollution exposure at home and in the community. Additionally, the project provided the attendees of the community environmental health fair with free health testing services and information from a variety of health care providers.
This action approves an EXTENSION to the project/budget period to June 30, 2002. The objectives of this project are (1) disseminate environmental justice information to facilitate communications, & (2) groom participants for environmental justice stewardships by educating and training community leaders to increase their knowledge, skills and ability to effectively address environmental justice issues. This EXTENSION will allow the grantee time to complete the required deliverables.
1330 W. Peachtree Street
Nat'lWildlif - National Wildlife Federation

Environmental Toxins and Early Brain Development
The National Early Head Start Resource Center requested that the group conduct a Stay Smart, Stay Safe training in Washington, D.C.
Project will implement environmental and training programs for minority and low-income residents of Wyandotte County to ensure fair treatment and equal access to information about the impact of environmental toxins on brain development in children.
626 Minnesota Avenue
Heart of America Family Services

Heartland Greenhouse
This project gathers information and educates the community regarding John Garland Park, a former landfill designated as a park. The information will aid the community in determining their level of support for building a greenhouse at the site.
Associated Youth Services

Team Sweep Environmental Education
The inaugural Environmental Justice Youth Awareness Conference, held at the St. Louis Community College - Forest Park on May 10, 2003, was attended by slightly more than 100 youth. Two Missouri State Senators and a political representative from the Office of the Mayor also attended the conference.
Broadening community focus in ways to fully integrate EJ issues in environmental planning solutions. Stakeholder partnerships have emerged to address air pollution, abandoned buildings, solid waste, lead, green space, and environmental education.
1200 Market Street, Room 422
Policy and Management
Operation Safestreet

Community Energy Efficiency Training Project
The Metropolitan Energy Center MEC is centrally located in the heart of the community, allowing neighborhoods easy access to the services provided through the project. MEC worked to improve the quality of life in the Kansas City urban core through energy efficiency improvements and education.
This project will inform and educate urban core residents about residential energy efficiency management and improvement techniques.

NORTHERN MANHATTAN IMPROVEMENT CORP
76 WADSWORTH AVENUE

WORK ENVIRONMENT COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY
198 WEST STATE STREET, 3RD FL.

COUNCIL ON THE ENVIRONMENT INC.
51 CHAMBERS ST ROOM 228

Use and Exposure to Mercury Due to Religious Activities in Brooklyn
A grant agreement to assist Medgar Evers College of CUNY in a project entitled Use and Exposure to Mercury Due to Religious Activities in Sunset Park and Crown Heights, Brooklyn. This amendment approves a revised budget and extends the project/budget period expiration date to 6/30/2001. All terms and conditions to the previous awards PJ99286301-0 and -1 remain in effect and are incorporated herein by reference.
1650 Bedford Avenue
Medgar Evers College of CUNY

Computers for Community Development Initiative
This administrative amendment reflects the final actual project cost as identified in the recipient's final Financial Status Report. Since there is no further administrative action to be taken, this agreement is hereby closed out.
75 Park Avenue
La Casa de Don Pedro Inc

CITIZENS' ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION
33 CENTRAL AVENUE

State And Tribal Environmental Justice - NYSDEC
A grant agreement is provided to assist NYSDEC in forming an environmental justice advisory committee and to develop an environmental justice permit policy. This amendment decreases the grantee share by $116,409, extends the project/ budget period to March 31, 2003 and adds Condition 10. All Terms and Conditions to the previous agreements ES99299801-0, -1, -2 and -3 remain in effect and are incorporated herein by reference.
625 Broadway
NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation

CLEAN WATER FUND
1518 WALNUT STREET SUITE 1406

ENVIRONMENTAL CAREER CENTER
22 RESEARCH DRIVE

FAITH TEMPLE HOLY CHURCH
2512 W. SECOND STREET

MORAINE PRESERVATION FUND
208 S. MAIN ST

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA
21ST STREET S. OF PARKWAY

Management Division
1. The workshop will consist of a seminar addressing pollution prevention (P2) through Small Scale Chemistry (SSC). 2. Development of 5 to 10 Small Scale Chemistry Laboratory Exercises. 3.Three two (2) day SSC workshops and/or classroom demonstrations will be held at a selected Louisiana school (system). This amendment extends the budget and project periods from 07/15/2000 - 09/30/2002 to 07/15/2000 - 03/31/2003, and changes the recipient information from El Centro College to The Bill Priest Institute.
Pollution Prevention Using Small-Scale Chemistry RTC
1402 Corinth Street
Bill Priest Institute

Environmental Justice: Build community capacity to identify local environmental justice problems and involve the community in the design and implementation of activities to address health and environmental risks.
2800 Juniper Street #3

Promote an Understanding of Environmental Justice Issues as They Relate to Environmental Health
This amendment decreases the Federal share based on the final FSR dated February 4, 2002.
Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council

Diesel exposure reduction project
Diesel Information and Education Simply to Extend Life. This grant supports the environmental justice pollution prevention program in the State of CT through a program to reduce diesel exposure in low/minority income communities.

A strategy for controlling toxics into the Penobscot Nation Reservation.
6 River Road - Indian Island
Penobscot Indian Nation

Lead Remmediation in Urban Soils
Lead sampling of the Bayside neighborhood will be conducted. Three sites will be identified for phytoremediation research plots. A leafy crop will be grown on the sites and analyzed to determine the extent of lead uptake and potential for phytoremediation as a mitigation measure. Assessment results will be distributed to the community.
Bayside Neighborhood Assoc.

EJSG - Provide Alternatives to Household Toxics
The objective of this project is to conduct public education and training related to toxic substances in the household with an empahsis on reducing childhood exposure to pesticides, toxics, and other chemical substances.
Regional Environmental Council Inc.

Healthy Neighborhoods Project
Healthy Neighborhoods Project to fight illegal dumping of trash and hazardous materials
1540 N. Broadway, Suite 103
Sunflower Community Action Inc.

Douglas County Health Dept. Environmental Education
The purpose of the program will be to inform the health department staff and citizens of Douglas County about environmental issues in the community. Research will focus on possible health hazards and risks associated with ground water pollution and toxic substances released from community waste facilities. Research will also focus on prevention of pollution and on keeping area waters clean through community initiatives.
603 N.W. 12th Avenue, P.O. Box 940
Douglas County Health Department

Office of External Programs
This grant will help to develop and promote awareness and activities that will provide information to the community located in the Omaha/Douglas County area regarding the dangers of hazardous substances, lead poisoning, and environmental hazards.
Helping Kids To Have Environ Healthy Home
2505 North 24th Street #223
Lead Safe Omaha Coalition

CNCS Environmental Quality Project
This grant will conduct lead remediation in homes in the rural low income areas of Central, NE and will also provide education and awareness on environmental hazards.
526 N Street
Central Nebraska Community Services Inc.

Public Education on Water Quality
Supports a Public Education program to reduce consumption of contaminated fish by the disadvantaged populations in the Wyandotte County, KS area.
Friends of the Kaw Inc

Our Children and Lead
The goal of this project is to complete a community research assessment and gather data on knowledge and awareness of multiple sources, risk factors, and prevention strategies of lead poisoning in a predominantly Latino community in South Omaha.
4821 S 24th Street
Chicano Awareness Center

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - The Camac Area Greening Project
The Village of Arts and Humanities proposes to transform a two-block area of 17 vacant lots into green spaces with trees, shrubs, and flowers to induce indigenous vegetation growth. This North Philadelphia region is primarily African-American with an average income of $10,000. The program will aid in enhancing air quality (trees) and water quality (runoff), and the education of approximately 150 residents on local ecology, pollution prevention, pollution-related health issues, and watershed awareness.
2544 Germantown Ave
The Village of Arts and Humanities

This project intends to facilitate communication and coordination among local stakeholders regarding environmental, economic, and social health issues in a previous coal mining community by facilitating cooperation among community members, government, and the private sector by providing a series of meetings, discussion forums, work shops, and training sessions, which is an extension of the education and outreach started by the Brownfields project and the Shade Creek Watershed Association. The goal is to stimulate environmental cleanup, economic growth, and opportunities for commercial business, recreational areas, and acid mine drainage treatment systems, by means of creating well-informed local leaders and cooperation of local businesses.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - Environmental Justice Issues in Rural Appalachia
411 Third Ave
AMD&ART Inc N.P.

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
This proposal targets a low income inner city neighborhood in Virginia for lead poisoning prevention and remediation of lead hazards. The project involves neighborhood residents training and educating other neighborhood youth and families about childhood lead poisoning, and to expand upon and follow-up on lead remediation efforts that have already been established and implemented. The project uses various forms of interaction, education, and communication to fulfill its goals. This project is part of a long-term economic development plan for the community that incorporates training adults in job and life skills.
2101 Grace St
White Rock Hill Neighborhood Council Inc

Recycle It! Diminishing the Effects of Landfill on Water Quality
The goals include educating the community on the importance of recycling and the effects of landfill use on water pollution and enhancing the understanding of environmental systems.
335 East Gaines
Monticello/Drew County Chamber of Commerce

Environmental Justice Project
5600 N. Everest Avenue
Eastside Environmental Coalition Inc.

Esperanza Peace & Justice Center
Environmental Justice: Assessments of neighborhoods adjacent to the Tessman Road Landfill and Martinez Creek watershed to determine disproportionate impact by adverse environmental conditions.
922 San Pedro

Environmental Justice - Blacklands Urban Demonstration
This amendment changes the recipient name and address as requested. The award remains $13,600 (Federal)
Sustainable Food Center/ACG

Educational Video/Solid Waste Project for Colonias, Eagle Pass, Texas
This amendment extends the budget and project periods from 10/01/2000 - 09/30/2002 to 10/01/2000 - 01/31/2003. The award remains $14,400 (Federal)
National Org. for Mexican-American Rights

Mothers for Clean Air
Environmental Justice: Community Capacity to identify local environmental justice problems will be built through educational events.
3015 Richmond, Suite 270

Tribal Conservation Plan Project (Pollution Prevention through Environmental Justice)
The purposed of the project is to improve the Ponca tribal environment by developing a Tribal Conservation Plan for lands within the tribal jurisdiction.
20 White Eagle Drive
Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma

Environmental Justice through Pollution Prevention
The purpose of this grant is to provide pollution prevention training to homebuilders (small businesses) and residents. The grant will utilize existing partnerships to build coalitions between the business community and residents to reduce pollution created during home renovation and construction.
500 Markham
City of Little Rock

Environmental Justice Grant: Earth Camp 2002
Engage elementary students in activities that study the consequences of water and air pollution in urban areas in a class room setting and in a summer camp program.
2809 Birmingham
Clean South Dallas - Fair Park Inc.

Cascading Leadership
Project to improve indoor air quality in an early childhood school at Taos Pueblo as a pilot demonstration. As the youth are trained, they, in turn, will train and empower community members to correct unhealthy situations in their homes, schools and work places. Includes testing for radon, lead, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, proper ventilation, etc. in order to improve indoor quality. Approximately 500 parents and children will participate in the project.
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps

Environmental Justice Program - Implementaion Of Hmp
P.O. Box 50010, 165 Blackburn St.
Pajaro Valley Unified School District

Environmental Justice Program - Bayview Hunters Point Air Quality Study
5021 - 3Rd Street
Bayview Hunters Point Community Advocates

Environmental Justice Program - Educational Outreach Of Contaminated Middle School In S. Central La
4707 S. Central Avenue
Concerned Citizens South Central LA

Environmental Justice Program - Roseland Environmental Outreach Project
This amendment extends the budget and project period to June 30, 2001. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the EPA assistance amount of $20,000.
789 Lombardi Court, Suite 205
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital

Environmental Justice - San Gabriel Valley Outreach Project
This amendment extends the project and budget period ending dates to December 31, 2000. The total EPA approved funding and total project cost remains $19,995. All terms and conditions in the original award remain the same.
12402 Philadelphia Street
America's Economic Development Venture

Environmental Justice Medical Waste Incinerator
During this project, the number of active citizens listed in the Medical Waste Incinerator Group database increased from 300 to 560 citizens. Furthermore, the members effectiveness in advocating for incineration alternatives resulted in Stericycle Inc. announcing the closure of its St. Louis incinerator.
This project will train a core of neighborhood leaders in the science and law of medical incineration, environmental networking, and grass-roots organizing.
2717 Ann Avenue
St. Louis Medical Waste Incinerator Group

Communities & Ecosystems
This project supports the community to further identify hazardous substances and assess their impacts in Rillito, AZ. Data will be collected through the use of surveys and findings will be disseminated.
Environmental Justice Program - Rillito Community Project
1328 U Street, Suite 3E
Communities & Ecosystems, CED-1
Just Transition Alliance

Environmental Justice Roundtable
The Chelsea Creek Action Group will be creating a roundtable as an opportunity for local businesses and community members to discuss priorities for development of the Creek area. The ultimate goal is to develop the Creek in a way that is sustainable with regard to the environment, public health, recreation, and economic development.
143 Border Street
Neighborhood of Affordable Housing Inc.

Fy'99 Environmental Justice Program
569 Dr Martin Luther King Blvd
Newark Environmental Coalition

Union County Urban Fishing Outreach and Educational Program
A grant agreement is provided to the Union County Bureau of Environmental Health Enforcement to conduct an urban fishing outreach and educational program. This amendment extends the budget/project expiration dates to March 31, 2002. All Terms and Conditions to the previous awards EQ98201001-0 and -1 are incorporated herein by reference.
300 North Avenue East
Union County Bureau of Environmental Health Enforcement

Environmental Justice Program -Prevention of Health Problems in Guayanilla, PR
This amendment terminates this grant by mutual agreement with grantee, per memorandum from program office dated 7/25/00 and deobligates the entire $15,000 awarded.
Comite pro Costa Ventana

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB AT BOVONI

This amendment decreases Arbor Hill Environmental Corporation Federal funds by $3,877. This action is based on the unobligated amount of funds identified in the recipient's final Financial Status Report (FSR) dated January 29, 2003. This agreement is hereby closed out.
200 Henry Johnson Blvd
Arbor Hill Env Justice Corp

Enviornmental Justice Program
525 West Calle Lindro
Centro Independente De Trabajadores

940 Garrision Ave
The Point Community Development Corporation

A grant agreement to assist the Healthy Schools Network, Inc. with a project entitled Children, Learning and Poisons Don't Mix: Helping Schools Kick the Toxics Habit.
773 Madison Avenue
Healthy Schools Network Inc

A grant agreement to Assist West Harlem Environmental Action, Inc. in a project entitled Development of Information Products and Assistance for Northern Manhattan Residents to Better Understand Pollution Prevention.
275 W. 125th Street Suite 304-308

Enviornmental Justice - Childhood Cancer and Asthma Assessment
A grant agreement to assist the Brentwood Council of the PTSA in an assessment of incidence of cancer and asthma in the geographic catchment area of Brentwood and North Bayshore. This amendment extends the project/budget period to 8/31/2002. All terms and conditions from the previous agreement EQ98230401-0 remain in effect and are incorporated herein by reference.
Anthony F. Felicio Center/ Third Avenue
Brentwood Council of PTSA

Environmental Justice- Greenpoint-Williamsburg Environmental Education Project
A grant agreement to assist the Council on the Environment to educate the Greenpoint-Williamsburg community in environmentally related public health issues and the process through which environmental information is made available.
51 Chambers Street, Room 228
Council on the Environment Inc.

Environmental Justice - Environmental Justice Issues in Rochester Schools
A grant agreement to assist the Rochester Council on Occupational Safety and Health to address disproportionate environmental justices issues among the students, faculty and staff within the Rochester City School District.
46 Prince Street
Rochester Council on Occ Safety and Health

Environmental Justice - Solutions for Environmental Justice through the Arts
A grant agreement to assist El Punte de Williamsburg to involve young residents of Williamsburg in identifying solutions and developing creative tools to promote environmental justice among their peers and other community residents.
211 South Fourth Street
El Puente de Williamsburg

Take It Back Project
The goal of Take It Back is to research components that affect the environmental harms and risks associated with improperly disposed hazardous and solid waste in a neighborhood and then to create a toolkit for use by that neighborhood that can be implemented through the committment and involvement of residents, community organizations, businesses, government entities, faith groups, and schools.
Bridging The Gap Inc.

This award provides full federal funding in the amount of $14,546. Total approved project cost is $14,546. The goal is to engage a train-the-trainer program on pesticide hazards and safe drinking water issues in the workplace for agriculture workers in Imperial Valley. It is competed under the FY-03 Environmental Justice Small Grant Program National Guidance.
Environmental Justice Program - Empowering Lives, Building Communities
653 W. Main Street, Suite E
Fuerza Campesina

This award provides full federal funding in the amount of $10,000 to research teaching techniques to help the Planning and Conservation League Foundation evolve their intermediate California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) workshop into (1) a beginners land use workshop so beginners will understand the public participation aspect of the Environmental Review Process mandated by CEQA, and (2) a land use workshop to address other teaching techniques or approaches so that environmental justice communities in the Sacramento area can affect local land use decisions. Pre-award costs have been approved back to May 1, 2004. This agreement is awarded under the FY-03 Environmental Justice Small Grant Program National Guidance.
Environmental Justice Program - Land Use Project
926 J Street, Suite 612
Cross-Media
Planning and Conservation League Foundation

This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $15,000 to identify hot spots in neighborhoods where illegal dumping of solid waste is endangering local residents regional air and polluting water resources that drain into and contaminate San Francisco Bay. This agreement is being awarded under the FY-03 EJ Small Grant Program National Guidance.
Environmental Justice Program - Multi-media Environmental Justice Demonstration Project
1401 Marina Way South
City of Richmond

This amendment confirms the recipient's final Financial Status Report dated 8/21/2000. This amendment deobligates the remaining EPA funds, $35.00, on this grant; revises the EPA funding amount to $19,965, and revises the total budget and project period costs. THE RECIPIENT'S SIGNATURE IS NOT REQUIRED ON THIS AMENDMENT.
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes

YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE
909 FOURTH AVENUE

Lead Based Paint Education And Awareness Outreach Program - Address Lead Hazards On Or Near
Nez Perce Tribe

COMM COALITION FOR ENV JUSTICE
105 14TH AVE, SUITE 2C

Swinomish Community Fellowship Circle:
This amendment extends the project and budget periods to March 31, 2001. The recipient's Project Manager is also changed to the name shown above.
Office of the Executive
Swinomish Indian Tribal Community

Environmental Justice Information Strategy
Objectives: To improve the Tribe's participation in a local stakeholder watershed group and to improve communication and coordination of the group as a whole. THIS AMENDMENT CHANGES the EPA Project Officer to Victoria Plata, and approves a time extension and revised timeline. The project and budget periods are changed as shown below.
1033 Old Blyn Highway
Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe

URBAN LEAGUE OF PORTLAND
10 N. RUSSELL ST

Pajarito Mesa / Bernalillo County Alliance
Four community-based meetings to educate approximately 300 below poverty level households on safe drinking water and solid waste disposal with assistance in train-the-trainer programs to increase residents' understanding of environmental issues and ability to organize and work together around those issues.
One Civic Plaza, NW 10th Fl.
Bernalillo County

Tierra Nortena Wilderness Training Project
This amendment extends the budget and project periods to March 31, 2003.
3800 Rio Grande Blvd. #229
Cambio

Office of Environmental Justice (6RA)
This amendment extends the Budget/Project Periods to 9/30/2003. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE BASIC ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT, INCLUDING PRIOR AMENDMENTS, REMAIN UNCHANGED AND IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT.
CHERCE - Comprehensive Environmental Response to Community Health & Education
Mossville Environmental Action Now Inc.

Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice
Policy, Information Management, and Environmental Justice
Project seeks to address a lack of knowledge of water quality and environmental justice issues, a shortage of leadership capacity and an absence of community action on water quality, safe drinking water. The grantee will accomplish this through youth develop increased interest in community stewardship, increased academic and career aspirations and in increased science knowledge base and interest and devotion to environmental issues. They will address public health issues by providing hands-on, outdoor learning lab for youth to explore all aspects of water pollution and contamination and local environmental and public health issues. Goal of project is connecting local youth with community partners to strengthen their work. Project activities and participants from Denver metropolitan area of Colorado, specifically, Montbello, Green Valley Ranch, and Commerce City areas.
Envir. Learning for Kids Envir.Justice
14460 E. 50th Avenue
Environmental Learning for Kids

Community Engagement and Environmental Health Unit
The South King County Just Garden project will result in the construction of at least 90 garden beds for low income residential complexes, low income families, and organizations serving low income individuals and families in South King County communities with low access to critical opportunity structures such as high quality education, a safe environment, sustainable employment, political empowerment and outlets for wealth building.
South King County Just Garden Project
4649 Sunnyside Ave N Ste 100
Seattle Tilth Association

Community Engagement and Environmental Health Unit
This project will educate the local community and empower them to take action regarding impacts to public health, air and water quality, fish and wildlife, and the climate in response to proposed coal surface strip mining, transporting, exporting and consumption activities in the fastest growing community in Alaska - All Matanuska-Susitna Borough communities located within Chickaloon Native Village.
Environmental Justice, Public Health and Climate Resiliency to Industrial-Scale Coal Mining
Chickaloon Native Village

WESLEY HOUSE ASSOCIATION

LEADBUSTERS INC
2002 WEST 39TH STREET

Decrease Per Final Cost.
801 Court
Dallas County Environmental Health Department

BLACKHAWK COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
1407 INDEPENDENCE AVENUE

E. MO
1118 HAMPTON AVENUE

Project Protect - Community Based Education Program To Prevent Childhood Lead Poisoning.
Decrease per final cost.
619 Ann Avenue
Wyandotte County Health Department

Environmental Justice - Sewer System Inflow Project
Decrease Recipient share per final cost.
1011 S. Jamison
NE Missouri Community Action Agency

FY 98 EJ - Environmental Hazards
This Amendment Extends Budget and Project Period.
3663 Lindell Blvd.
St. Louis University

Fy 98 Environmental Justice - North Lilbourn Recycling - Extend Project And Budget Period
Extend Project and Budget Period
Village of North Lilbourn 1847 Dunn Road
Great Rivers All. of Nat. Res. Dist.

LEADBUSTERS INC

ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY
3663 LINDELL BLVD.

Fy 98 Environmental Justice - Perform Lead Indoor Air Research And Sewage Surveys
Extend the Budget and Project Periods and revise the Budget.
Barton County Environmental Health Services

METROPOLITAN ENERGY CENTER
3808 PASEO

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention - Source Water Protection Program
This Amendment extends the Budget and Project Periods.
Route 2
Santee Sioux Tribe of Nebraska

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention - Source Reduction For Integrated Pest Management
This Amendment Extends Budget and Project Periods
155 Indian Avenue
Haskell Indian Nations University

FY99 Environmental Justice - Science Academy
Change EPA Project Officer
600 Eureka Road
ECO
Wyman Center

Environmental Justice Branch
The project will involve the Otoe-Missouria Tribal Community , Red Rock, OK, the Red Rock Community, Red Rock, OK and the Frontier School Students, Frontier School, Red Rock, OK. The participants for the project will become the Green Team . The Otoe-Missouria Environmental Department (OMED) will develop an education program consisting of five modules to address environmental issues and resulting health concerns within the Community. These modules will address issues of Climate Change, Water and Energy Conservation, Clean Air Act and Indoor Air, Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water and Solid Waste, Recycling and Household Hazardous Waste. The goal is to have 40 participants in the Green Team. The Green Team will complete these training modules in order to become more informed and involved citizens in order to improve the overall health and well being of the participants, their families and the community.The Green Team will receive basic information along with tools and devices to improve their home and local environment. This project will help to empower community members and youth by having input to the OMED as well as making needed changes to their environment. Tools and resources will also be provided to enable citizens to better understand environmental regulations and what they can do to report violations.
Environmental
8151 Highway 177
Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Oklahoma

Environmental Justice Branch
The ZYEP Environmental Service Learning Program, in accordance with the goals of the federal Solid Waste Disposal Act, Section 8001 (a), the EPA's Cutting Fundamental Strategy, Working for Environmental Justice and Children's Health, and the Strategic Goal of Cleaning Up Communities, will utilize the enthusiasm, commitment, and concern of Zuni middle school aged youth to create a grassroots and service-oriented approach to solid waste management on the Reservation based in the belief that all communities have the right to a safe and clean environment, none more than Native communities who successfully lived in balamnce with the local natural environment for thousands of years.The program will also embody the concept of meaningful involvement with service learning and outreach not only organic to the community, but in fact designed and implemented by the youth themselves under the careful guidance of ZYEP's staff, skilled in empowering youth to work for the good of their entire community.
Environmental Justice Small Grants Program Zuni
Zuni Youth Enrichment Project

Environmental Justice Branch
Acadiana Resource Conservation & Developmemnt, Inc. seeks to encourage public participation and access to to informationon on the social, environmental, economic and health related aspects of the Bayou Teche Watershed. ARCD will develop a teaching model to teach students at four area high schools the fundamentals of maintaining a healthy watershed through education and activities during the 2013-2014 school year.
Environmental Justice Small Grant Program Acadiana
Thoroughbred Drive
Acadiana Resource Conservation Project Inc.

Environmental Riverkeeper
The Clean Water Conference provided an opportunity for the residents to ask officials questions and to have those questions answered. The participants in this project are now very knowledgeable about water-related environmental issues, as well as in techniques to make their voices heard. This project provided needed training and information to under-served communities, and it raised Louisiana Environmental Action Networks status in the affected communities. The residents now know that they have important advocates in Louisiana and in federal and state agencies.
The project addresses water quality along the lower Mississippi (known as the Industrial Corridor or Cancer Alley ) and targets five African-American communities with high levels of toxins in their water supply.
Louisiana Environmental Action Network

Boston Healthy Family Childcare Phase 2
Indoor Air
Grantee will use funding to create an environment where approximately 48 family childcare educators (FCEs) from the neediest communities are equipped with the skills to create healthier environments for children in their care, e.g., by reducing lead exposure, and asthma triggers, and receiving at least 5 healthy homes training including information on integrated pest management practices.
95 Berkeley St., Suite 201
Health Resources in Action

Restoration of the Pond Lily Nature Preserve
Solar Youth, in collaboration with the New Haven Land Trust, will work to minimize the health and welfare effects of exposure to harmful materials in solid waste that has accumulated in Pond Lily Nature Reserve since it was acquired by the Land Trust in 1996. The restoration of Pond Lily will be achieved through educating youth and residents of McConaughy Terrace, a largely minority-populated public housing development located adjacent to Pond Lily, on the negative environmental health effects of solid waste and other environmental issues, implementing youth led community service and public education projects that address those concerns, and devloping a sustainablity plan for Pond Lily that leverages the contributions of McConaughy Terrace residents.
53 Wayfarer Street
Solar Youth Inc.

Green Jobs Corps
Office of Civil Rights and Urban Affairs
The New Haven Ecology Project's Green Jobs Corps will engage young people from New Haven directly affected by environmental injustice, and support them as they take action to understand and solve these challenges. The Green Job Corp members will (1) gain paid work experiences in environmental fields, leading to continued engagement in environmental issues and pathways to environmental careers, (2) develop deeper understanding of environmental justice issues, including clean air and clean water, and increased capacity to address these issues, and (3) make meaningful and measurable contributions to improve the environmental conditions facing themselves and their neighbors.
New Haven Ecological Project Inc.

Project develops advocacy training for residents of Ft. Hancock residents who are seeking to improve their drinking water and sewer/wastewater situations. These colonia residents bear a significantly higher cost for obtaining safe drinking water especially as compared to their average income. Developing advocacy abilities in colonias residents is one of the most effective ways of addressing the environmental justice issues associated with safe drinking water and sewer systems
Advocating for Potable Water and Sewer in Texas Border Colonias
2090 Enzie Drive
Border Environmental Health Coalition

Create partnerships, educate the community, and improve resident health, quality of life and the environment by conducting and promoting the coordination of surveys and studies relating to the causes and prevention of air pollution, particularly CO2 emissions (and the pollution associated with the burning of fossil fuels to produce electricity) and surveys and studies relating to the cause and reduction of water pollution. Expected outcomes of the project include reduced CO2 emissions (and the pollution associated with the burning of fossil fuels to produce electricity), reduced incidence of adverse health effects due to poor indoor air quality, particularly asthma and mitigation of the threat to human health, local groundwater and creeks from on site sewage facility malfunctions.
Cottonwood Creek Environmental Justice Initiative
2108 EM Franklin, Suite B
Austin Community Design and Development Center

Micmacs Air Quality Education and Outreach Project
Through its Air Quality and Education and Outreach Project , the Aroostock Band of Micmacs will establish a sustainable approach for disseminating air quality information to those who are most susceptible to adverse health effects associated with air pollution, and to provide community education regarding the causes, extent, and occurrence of local air quality pollutants. The project will utilize television and radio airwaves to provide public service announcements to disseminate information about the air quality in the area. The goal of this project is to increase air quality educational and informational resources for residents of northern Maine who suffer from respiratory illnesses; increase capacity for local health care providers to understand and communicate local air quality issues; and to provide measurable improvements in quality of life for asthmatics and others affected by air pollutants.
7 Northern Road
Aroostook Band Of Micmacs

KEEP PROVIDENCE BEAUTIFUL
KPB used its previous success in revitalizing BellevueAvenue as a model for improving Waverly Street. Rather than simply duplicating its past effort, however,KPB encouraged Waverly Street residents to set their own agenda. As a result, the Waverly Street Associationgrew, and KPB proved that the revitalization model could be replicated in other neighborhoods.

RECYCLING INITIATIVE CAMPAIGN
RIC originally targeted three neighborhoods, but actually helped start recycling coalitions in seven, including the South End, Dorchester, Allston/Brighton, Fenway, Jamaica Plain, Roslindale, and West Roxbury. Members of the North End and Four Point Channel neighborhoods have also expressed interest in getting involved with the recycling campaign.
29 TEMPLE PLACE

The purpose of the project is to investigate water quality in a socioeconomically and socioenvironmentally vulnerable area in the Upper Santa Cruz Watershed. Metals have been identified in the surface waters of the study area. The applicant will collect water samples from 40 private drinking water wells in dry and wet seasons and analyze them for Arsenic, Mercury, Cadmium, Copper, and Chromium. Should the study find high concentrations of metals in well water, educational materials will be developed to provide community members with exposure prevention information. This award provides full federal funding in the amount of $50,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Well Water Quality
Friends of the Santa Cruz River

Land and Chemicals Division (L-8J)
This Environmental Justice (EJ) Project is being funded to develop a georeferenced inventory of wells and septic systems on the Red Lake Reservation, assist in repairs of failing systems, and educate tribal members about proper maintenance. In addition, Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians will utilize strategies to address local environmental issues, and empowering the community about the issues, building consensus, and setting community priorities.
Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians
15761 High School Drive
Red Lake Band of Chippewa

1. The first element - The project will involve the testing of dilapidated, abandoned housing, mostly dating between 1900-1960, located in the Anadarko, OK area. Testing will identify areas of public health concern - primarily under the Toxic Substances Control Act 1976, particularly asbestos and lead based paint. 2. The second element of the program will address a lack of awareness and the skills deficiencies seen in the local Minority Small Business Building Contractor population by WHF accessing training in the disciplines of asbestos, lead and mold removal. This will allow the residents and vulnerable population to be equal partners in the environmental justice aspects of this project. 3. The third element is community education using public awareness campaign.
Wind Hollow Foundation Project
132 E. Broadway
Wind Hollow Foundation Inc

Greening Grove Hall
The Greening Grove Hall through Residential Weatherization project is designed to connect residents of the Grove Hall section of Boston to low- or no-cost weatherization services through an intensive outreach and participant support campaign. Nuestras staff will collaborate with organizers from Project Right, a local grassroots organizing group, to educate over 2500 Grove Hall residents about the benefits of weatherization and to generate at least 70 residential weatherization through an intensive, geographically focused campaign. The project will improve indoor air quality and occupant health, decrease energy consumption, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
56 Warren St., Suite 200
Nuestra Comunidad Development Corp.

Water Boot Camp 2011
This cooperative agreement with the Connecticut Section American Water Works Association (CTAWWA) is to conduct a Water Boot Camp to provide students with the basic knowledge and awareness of careers in the water industry. CTAWWA�s Water Boot Camp program will be presented to ten high school students from New Haven, CT, an environmental justice (EJ) community. The agreement will advance the CTAWWA�s ability to provide Connecticut public water systems the necessary tools needed to sustain operations to meet the standards defined by the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) and to equip Connecticut�s shrinking workforce with the necessary manpower to maintain the long-term delivery of safe drinking water.
164 Water Street
CT Section American Water Works Assoc.

Asylum Hill Recycles
Through its Asylum Hill Recycles project, Connecticut Coalition for Environmental Justice will motivate small business owners and landlords to increase their recycling rates by explaining how the practice reduces their trash removal costs. Many of the neighborhood�s multi-family housing fail to recycle citing cost as a deterrent. Hartford is home to the nation�s fifth largest trash to energy incinerator. Hartford residents, in fact, suffer a 20% asthma rate, more than twice the national average. Asylum Hill, a neighborhood located near the center of Hartford, contributes to the incinerator problem because of its low recycling rates. CCEJ will work educate 100% of the public school students from grades four to eight on recycling. Train five neighborhood residents to educate 200 neighborhood residents on the knowledge and skills of recycling. CCEJ will work with small business owners to begin new efforts to recycle as required by the law and show them the cost savings of recycling.
10 Jefferson Street, Suite C1

This project established GRWA as a local group that can have a positive impact on the water quality of the Greenbrier watershed. Community stakeholders and local officials developed a number of new partnerships. Additionally, the overall knowledge of water pollution within the community greatly improved as a result of this project.
The Greenbrier River Watershed Association intends to improve the water quality of the Greenbrier River by educating farmers, sewage treatment plant operators and local citizens about water pollution by this project, Water-Everybody's Business.
Environmental Justice Program - Greenbrier River Watershed Association
Greenbrier River Watershed Assoc

The PSRC&D (formerly Penn Soil Conservancy Charitable Trust) is performing this project in a small, rural community just north of Fryburg, Pennsylvania. The grant will educate community members about improving the quality of their drinking water as well as informing the community about environmental justice issues.
Environmental Justice Program - Fryburg Water Quality Project
265 Holiday Inn Rd - Suite 3
Penn Soil RC & D Council

Office of Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice 3EC00
By working with the faith-based sector in the District of Columbia�s most impoverished neighborhoods in Ward 7 and Ward 8, Green DMV aims to reduce overhead costs and greenhouse gas emissions associated with energy use in these facilities, and to educate the communities in which the facilities are based about the role of energy efficiency in saving money while also protecting the environment in which they live.
Green DMV: Energy-Efficiency in Houses of Worship
9196 Forrest Breeze Court
GREEN DMV INC.

The goals of the project are to increase awareness of the impact that lead makes on the healthy development of children through education and environmental intervention; to monitor lead blood levels of children who are enrolled in the Head Start Program; to empower families and members of the community to advocate for their children's safety and create systems of change to address lead poisoning prevention; and to integrate housing revitalization projects with lead abatement or reduction activities to prevent exposure to lead and decrease the rates of lead poisoning in Milwaukee.
Targeted Lead Poisoning Prevention and Reduction
4041 North Richards Street
Land and Chemicals Division, L-8J
Social Development Foundation

The recipient will assist the community of West Hermondale, a rural African American community located in the Southeast corner of Missouri, to address improper disposal of wastewater, lack of sewer systems, and related drinking water issues. The Grantee will distribute information on Safe Drinking Water Act, use of Septic Tanks, & proper disposal of wastewater. Indoor/Outdoor air will be addressed with air quality & hidden triggers that cause illness, as well as crop dusting, & how to take steps to minimize pesticide exposure. The Grantee will provide education to a community who needs to gain critical information & knowledge on how to live in a cleaner & healthier environment.
Education and Research: Storm-water Runoff and Drainage Improvement Project
102 E. Eddie Ave
Howardville Community Betterment

This project seeks to educate indigenous farm workers working and/or living on farms in southern New Jersey counties (specifically Gloucester, Camden, Cumberland, Salem and Atlantic) to increase their awareness of and reduce their exposure to pesticides during farming season. The recipient will provide the farm workers with training on environmental, health and safety hazards, as well as best practices for proper pesticide usage and application.
Environmental Justice - Improved Environmental Protections for Indigenous Farmworkers
4 South Delsea Dr. - PO Box 510
Comite De Apoyo A Los Trabajadores Agricolas CATA

This project seeks to educate residents in the Ironbound section of Newark, New Jersey on the sustainable practices that will address local environmental issues (e.g. waste management, water conservation, and storm water runoff) and demonstrate green practices through a community learning garden and other greening activities. The recipient will offer educational and training opportunities related to sustainable water and energy practices, air pollution (odor, diesel exhaust), and pesticide free gardening to engage and empower the community.
EJ GRANT IRONBOUND GARDENING & GREENING
179 Van Buren Street
Ironbound Community Corporation

This project promotes environmental justice and public health in the areas of pesticide safety, solid waste management, household toxins, and other occupational and community environmental concerns. The recipient will serve the community of migrant and seasonal farm working adults and children by conducting lead testing, education camps, and addressing various pesticide and solid waste management issues.
Programa PROmocion ( Let's Get Moving )
920 Southwest Blvd.
Migrant Farmworkers Project

This project will engage and inform the community about issues surrounding a Brownfields site, located in a Argentine neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas. The principal focus of this project is to educate the local community about the environmental and public health issues associated with the site's redevelopment, as well as to engage and empower local residents and stakeholders to facilitate the environmentally sensitive, community oriented reuse and redevelopment of the site.
Alternatives for Brownfield Land Re-Use - A Community Endeavor
650 Minnesota Ave
El Centro Inc.

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League to eliminate the disproportionate impacts of radioactive air and water pollution on residents in the vicinity of the Plant Vogtle commercial nuclear power plant and the Department of Engergy's Savannah River Site. The project will achieve these results through training and empowerment of low-income minority citizens, data collection by low-income minority citizens, and by advancing environmental justice through state permitting processes, and securing in-kind program support.
Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League

This project seeks to educate middle and high school students located near Jamaica Bay in Queens, NY to improve the water quality of the estuarine habitat of Jamaica Bay and the Rockaway shoreline as well as increase their awareness about the environmental hazards that exist in and around the Sommerville and Norton Basins. The recipient will offer educational and training opportunities related to habitat restoration (e.g. planting spartina plants and oyster gardening), water testing, floatable debris removal and marine wildlife monitoring.
Rockaway Youth Marine Conservation Corps
Rockaway Waterfront Alliance Inc.

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to the Mobile Baykeepers, Incorporated to address environmental and public health threats related to storm water runoff and oil pollution in coastal Alabama by training property owners, business owners and others who live and work along Alabama's 670 miles of tidally influenced shoreline.
450-C Government Street
Mobile Bay Keeper Inc

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to The Institute for Community Collaboration to empower and engage underserved teens from low-income Neighborhoods as environmental and “food justice” advocates. The program targets “urban food deserts” by engaging local residents to advocate for and utilize local food resources, such as farmers� markets and community gardens to increase access to healthy foods and green spaces in their neighborhoods.
3440 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 140
Institute for Community Collaboration

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to Suwannee River Area Health Education Center, Inc. This project is a multi-faceted environmental education program that will assist 300 low-income residents in Gainesville, Florida, proactively address the contamination of their neighborhood with elevated levels of dioxin and arsenic. The goals of this project are in-line with the environmental statues of the Solid Waste Disposal Act, and the Toxic Substance Control Act.
Suwannee River Area Health Education Center Inc.

Office of Enviornmental Justice
This action approves an award in the amount of $50,000 to the Rural Empowerment Association for Community Help (REACH) to conduct assessments in an effort to detect, assess, and evaluate arsenic concentration in surface water located in close proximity to swine lagoons and spray fields. Arsenic trioxide (As III) and arsenic pentoxide (As V) are both designated as hazardous substances under Section 102(a) of the Comprehensive Environmental response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA).
2389 West Wards Bridge Road
Rural Enpowerment Asso for Community Help (REACH)

This action approves an award in the amount of $50,000 to Protect Gaineville's Citizen, Inc to research and review issues regarding exposure to contaminated house dust, specifically Superfund Site related dioxins and brominated flame retardants, which are currently under evaluation of the Toxics Substance Control Act (TSCA). Information gathered during this study will be increase public awareness to risk from contaminants in indoor dust.
802 W. University Ave.
ProtGainesCi - Protect Gainesville's Citizens Inc

Through collaborative partnerships, the Watershed Bill of Rights will help protect the Deckers Creek watershed through the prevention, reduction, and/or elimination of water pollution by educating local citizens on water polluting activities, the rights of citizens and land owners to report these activities, directions on doing so, as well as educate, train, and empower them to monitor for specific pollutants.
Watershed Bill of Rights
Friends of Deckers Creek Inc

The Clean Air Council and various partners will develop a Port-neighborhood air quality assessment in the Philadelphia neighborhood of Port Richmond. The goal of the assessment is to promote a healthier environment and improved public health. The assessment will be used to advocate for improved emission controls at area ports; to promote changes in policy; to have input into Philadelphia�s comprehensive plan and zoning code revision efforts; to reflect public health concerns; and to provide a model for participatory health assessments.
Clean Air Council: Port Richmond AIr Quality Assessment
Clean Air Council

This project seeks to educate students attending Nottingham, Henninger, Fowler and Corcoran High Schools located in Syracuse, NY about how law and policy can protect water resources and foster environmental justice. The recipient will develop and deliver lesson plans that cover various water pollution topics and share their knowledge about how to improve the water quality of the public waterways in Syracuse, NY.
Environmental Justice - Onondaga Environmental Institute
102 West Division Street, Third Floor
Onondaga Environmental Institute

This research project seeks to expand scientific knowledge on best practices for the detection and mitigation of lead poisoning hazards from multiple sources in the homes of residents located in Northern Manhattan and the South Bronx. The recipient will conduct research to identify residents' exposure to lead from 3 sources: dust particles in the home, public drinking water systems as well as consumer products purchased by the residents.
WEACT Reduce Lead Poisoning Hazards

Enforcement
Long term radon testing on the Leech Lake Reservation (located in a moderate to high risk Radon zone) has been recorded as high as 44 piC/L, with an average around 4-7 piC/L. EPA�s action level is 4 piC/L. The goal of this proposal is to mitigate up to 30 homes with high levels of radon in the low income community of Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe's Air Quality Program Radon Project
6530 US Highway 2 NW
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe

Water Division, WTR-1
Drinking Water Office
This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $15,000 to establish a multidisciplinary advisory group to assist in identifying and prioritizing issues and challenges associated with rural disadvantaged communities� drinking water and/or wastewater problems. Once these issues are identified, the communities will be in a better position to implement solutions for improving their drinking water and wastewater problems. Pre-award costs are approved back to March 15, 2012.
Env Justice Special Purpose Activities - Assessment of Rural Communities in San Joaquin Valley
4910 N. Chestnut Avenue
Water Division
California State University Fresno Foundation

The project will conduct a community-wide campaign to mitigate the causes of indoor air pollution, reduce exposure to toxic cleaning chemicals, and address public health issues resulting from poor sanitation within the Kuhio Park Terrace public housing community. The agreement provide full federal funding in the amount of $24,974.00.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Kokua Kalihi Valley (KKV) Comprehensive Family Services
2239 North School St.
Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Svcs

STUDENT CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION INC
605 13TH AVENUE

COMUNIDADES UNIDAS CONTRA LA

COMITE PRO COSTA VENTANA, INC

SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY
1871 OLD MAIN DR

JOBS AND ENVIRONMENT CAMPAIGN
2101 S. EDGEFIELD

INDIAN CENTER, INC.
1100 MILITARY ROAD

SAN JUAN BASIN HEALTH DEPARTMENT
281 SAWYER DRIVE

Urban Agriculture and Capacity Building
All of the events coordinated through The Food Project were well-received in the community. Many people, including residents, city councilors, and university students, attended the events. The project empowered youth by enabling them to run farmers markets and reclaim vacant land for food production. The youth also worked with their communities on issues of environmental justice, land remediation, and food-related enterprise.
Per your application request dated March 9, 2001, this grant is provide continuation at the Food Project's sustainable urban agriculture program.
10 Lewis Street - P.O. Box 705
The Food Project Inc.

Waste Management Division
Teachers Environmental Institute. The goal of the Institute is to promote environmental education by providing training and instructional materials to a cadre of middle and high school teachers.
350 Spelman Lane
Spelman College

Community Engagement and Health Unit
This project seeks to determine the extent to which an area traditionally used by tribal members is or is not cantaminated with toxins which would impair the subsistence resources used by the tribe and pose health risks. Using local and traditional ecological knowledge, sites will be identified for sampling. Community members wil be recruited and trained for sample collection and shellfish sampling will occur. Samples will be evaluated and results will be shared with the community, tribal members and ATSDR. Decisions will then be made as to the relative safety of subsistence areas based on sample evauations.
Investigationg dioxin impacts on resources in Ankau Saltchucks
Yakutat Tlingit Tribe

Community Engagement and Environmental Health
The Empowering African Communities to Reduce Exposures to Environmental Health Hazards Project will reduce environmental exposure to harmful toxic cleaning chemicals and residential exposure to pesticides for the growing number of African immigrants and refugees living in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. Multilingual multicultural staff from the IRCO and experts from key project partners will take a train-the-trainer approach to provide community leaders from smaller ethnic organizations with necessary information and tools to take ownership and thereby improve the health of their families and community. Trained community leaders will engage African families in culturally and linguistically sensitive problem solving activities at community workshops introducing them to risks associated with over-the-counter products commonly sold and used in the U.S.
Empowering African Communities to Reduce Exposures to Health Hazards
10301 NE Glisan Street
Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization

OEJTA
Project will leverage existing community networks, agency and partnership connections, and past experiences to establish a local waste and pollution action team that will educate local residents and youth about waste and pollution management and organize initiatives for clean up and ongoing waste and pollution control. The proposed project will empower the local communities to organize clean up and ongoing stewardship of public and private lands in the valley.
Environmental Justice Small Grant
Chimayo Youth Conservation Corps

Familias Saludables project (Healthy Families Project) is a culturally relevant and bilingual outreach and education project that engages colonia adults, youth, schools, and local governments in working together to address irrigation canal pollution, groundwater contamination and backyard burning. The project targets (1) the colonias of El Conquistador and Lourdes Estates in Fabens and Lakeview Estates/Agua Dulce colonias in Horizon where there isn't any municipal wastewater system and that have a high number of failing septic systems and (2) the colonias of Bosque Bonito and Las Pampas in San Elizario & the Valley Frondoso colonias in Socorro where irrigation canals are highly polluted with used tires and where families tend to burn garbage, old furniture tires/rubber, plastic or other materials that produce toxins on their private properties more frequently.
12500 Socorro Road
Familias Triunfadoras Inc

Community Engagement and Environmental Health
Seattle Tilth, GroundUp Organics, and the City of Seattle's Office of Parks and Recreation are partnering to combine youth employment training with education on environmental justice issues in Southeast Seattle, one of Seattle's poorest and most diverse neighborhoods. The Youth Soil and Wetland Restoration Project will address environmental health issues that plague the neighborhood, such as pesticide exposure, pollutants, and water quality issues, through youth development and educational programs that empower residents to reduce their exposure to the environmental health hazards facing their communities. Every quarter, ten low-income and underserved youth ages 14-19 will be engaged in 144 hours of employment skills and environmental justice training. Educational activities will take place two afternoons per week and six hours on Saturday. Concrete projects will include organic food production and community garden builds, wetland restoration, and composting, as well as community outreach.
Youth Soil and Wetland Restoration Project
4649 Sunnyside Ave N Ste 100
Seattle Tilth Association

Community Engagement and Environmental Health
The Let us Build Cully Park Project is focused on NE Portland�s Cully Neighborhood which suffers from multiple environmental harms � poverty, Brownfields, lack of food access, parks and habitat, and lack of storm water management infrastructure. This project is designed to do outreach and design session activities that include a public education program. This project relates to the Clean Water Act in that it promotes community training in storm water management techniques. Outreach activities involve Cully Park residents participating in the design of park improvements aimed at avoiding potential exposure to methane and groundwater contamination. Through educating community youth about landfills, park development, environmental protection and green careers, students will be empowered to design the community garden and nature play area.
Let Us Build Cully Park
6899 NE Columbia Blvd, Suite A
Verde

MEAN will sponsor a series of workshops for both community members and health care providers. The purpose of the Understanding Environmental Illness: A Community Health & Wellness Workshop Series is to improve the health care received by the residents of Mossville by 1) educating & training Calcasieu Parish physicians and other health professionals on how to diagnose environmental illnesses and by providing education on the types of health effects caused by toxic substances to which residents are exposed and 2) educating the community on the types of environmental toxic substances to which they are exposed, how these substances are impacting their health and welfare, and how to reduce their exposures.
Environmental Justice Small Grant-Mean
4407 Fisher St.
Mossville Environmental Action Now Inc.

BAHC will provide healthy home assessments to families in Luna County to provide education on symptoms and triggers of asthma, and dangers and protective factors related to pesticide exposure. BAHC will provide pesticide training's to farm workers and their families using the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) material. Partners will be informed of current health disparities, all aspects of this project, and the relation between environmental and public health issues.
Environmental Justice Small Grant
Ben Archer Health Center

Office of Ecosystem Tribal and Public Affairs
The goal of the Portland Air Toxics Environmental Justice solutions Project is to identify and prioritize emission sources and risk reduction strategies facing disproportionately impacted communities of color in the Portland metro region. OPAL will serve as the lead project partner and facilitator, and will convene a stakeholder advisory group consisting of representatives from organizations working in communities of color: the Latino Network, APANO and CIO (immigrant and refugees communities). OPAL will also bridge connections to other air quality and public health advocates, such as Neighbors for Clean Air, MCHD, Physicians for Social Responsibility and public health researchers at Oregon State University (OSU) and Portland State University (PSU)
Portland Air Toxics EJ Solutions Project
2407 SE 49th Ave.
Organizing People Activating Leaders

FY99 Environmental Justice - Lead Safe Kansas City
Change EPA Project Officer from Cecil Bailey to Joe Solis
ECO
Leadbusters Inc

DALLAS COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
2423 WILLIS AVENUE

JR. COLLEGE DISTRICT OF MINERAL AREA

Fy 99 Environmental Justice Thru Pollution Prevention - Revitalization Thru Education/Energy
1847 Dunn Road
Grand

Fy99 Environmental Justice - Team Sweep Environmental Education (Tsee)
Time Extension (Amendment) Extend Budget and Project Period.
1200 Market Street, Room 422
Operation Safestreet

Proyecto Re-medioambiente ( Environmental Change Project ) will affect solid waste management in the Lafayette County Migrant farmworkers community through public education and by providing the organization and support to make recycling a practicable discipline for hundreds of farmworkers. In the first three months of the project, participants will gain a social familiarity with the social issues that affect solid waste disposal, examine the personal habits and structural impediments and accelerators in their community, and lay the groundwork for social action to take place in the fall.
Migrant Farmworkers Environmental Change Project
Migrant Farmworkers Project

Division of Enforcement and Compliance Assistance
Compliance Assistance and Program Support Branch
This agreement provides funding to educate low income residents of Peekskill, NY on the potential environmental threats to local waterbodies, and how the community can participate in the protection and improvement of these waters. Residents will learn about the potential sources of water pollution and their impacts on the use of the waters for fishing, swimming and other recreational uses. Activities will include training and two waterfront clean-ups to foster environmental stewardship among the community.
Environmental Justice - Hudson River Sloop Clearwater
724 Wolcott Avenue
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater

This agreement provides funding to address elevated blood lead levels and high asthma rates affecting low-income, minority residents located in Syracuse, NY. Four community workshops will be held to raise public awareness about the dangers of toxic substances (lead, asbestos, radon and mold) and educate residents to detect and rid their homes of these toxic substances. A job training program will also be available to 40 unemployed/underemployed city residents seeking building/construction job opportunities. Successful trainees will receive certification and assistance with job placement.
EJ - Onondaga Environmental Institute
102 West Division Street, Third Floor
Onondaga Environmental Institute

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to the Farmworkers Association of Florida to support the Pesticide Safety and Environmental Health Project designed to reduce pesticide exposure and improve the health of farm workers. The primary activities of the project are to train farm workers about pesticide safety, train health care providers about pesticide exposure, monitor farm worker's working conditions, research farm worker health issues (reproductive health issues among women farm workers), advocating for policy and procedural changes to reduce exposure and use of pesticides, improve workplace safety, and sustainable agriculture initiatives.
1264 Apopka Blvd
The Farmworker Association of Florida Inc

The Office of Regional Administrator
This project seeks to educate low-income, underserved residents of Loiza, PR on proper waste management, recycling, and the effects illegally dumped marine debris has on local waterways used for subsistence fishing. Through a hands-on educational program, workshops and direct assistance, Scuba Dogs Society Inc will train residents to reduce solid waste and marine debris, and to increase recycling.
Scuba Dogs Society Inc - EJ Program
Buen Samaritano D-13 Gardenville
Scuba - Scuba Dogs Society Inc

The purpose of the grant is to provide 12 environmental health, justice, and capacity building trainings to two low-income communities in California�s San Joaquin Valley; and to assist residents from these communities in establishing sustainable, organic community farms to increase access to healthy food, create viable and healthy alternatives. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000. See Terms and Conditions.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - San Joaquin Valley
47 Kearny Street
Center on Race Poverty & the Environment

The Linking Virgin Islands Grass Roots to Environmental Justice project will consist of series of workshops and local initiative projects that will address several environmental justice issues identified through previous community interactions. Specifically, the project will directly impact teachers and leaders from low-income communities and culturally diverse areas within the Virgin Islands through a series of workshops on environmental justice issues. Over the period of seven weeks, the participant group will attend weekly workshops, and each member will be required to develop a community initiative project addressing one of the environmental justice issues discussed. After the workshop series, participants will have six months for the implementation and completion of their community initiative project. At the end of one year, ten new community-based initiatives will be established. Speakers for the workshop series will consist of scientific, planning and outreach specialists within the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
Linking Virgin Islands Grass Roots to Environmental Justice
2 John Brewer's Bay
Univ of VI - University of the Virgin Islands

Integrating Tenant Services in Integrated Pest Management
The project will provide tenant education and support services to help low-income tenants do their part as a key component of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in rental housing. Integrated Pest Management in rental housing requires cooperative and coordinated action of the property owner/manager, a qualified pest management company, and the residents. Low-income tenants may lack information about their role in managing pests, may have difficulty communicating with the property manager, and/or may lack access to resources such as vacuums or storage containers. The project will model itself on the systemic approach used by Boston Public Housing which incorporated the role for peer educators assisting tenant participation in the IPM team.
214 Spruce Street
The Way Home Inc.

Office of Environmental Justice & Tribal Affairs
Atchafalaya Basinkeeper (ABK) will develop a Stewardship Program for the Atchafalaya Basin and will conduct a large scale outreach campaign, targeting all of the communities with major populations that use the Basin for commercial fishing, sport fishing and other forms of recreation. Through one on one meetings, presentations and training's, the project will address the following environmental problems in the Atchafalaya Basin: illegal cypress logging, wetland loss, oil industry pollution, unauthorized wetland development, dredging and the dumping of litter into wetlands and waterways. Presentations will cover ecology, environmental services and the worldwide importance of South Louisiana's wetlands. Ultimate goal is to engender an enhanced sense of pride and stewardship in the commercial fishing community with regard to the Atchafalaya Basin and to develop a network of people who use the Basin and are trained to identify and report activities that are potentially damaging to its environmental health, thereby augumenting ABK's efforts to protect and restore the Basin's wetlands and waterways.
162 Croydon Ave.
Atchafalaya Basinkeeper Inc.

The purpose of this project is to reduce lead exposure and provide community education about the local risks and sources of lead exposure, especially for children. This project will provide outreach of home repair programs to connect residents with lead abatement services. This project will provide soil testing for all vacant lots in the community, identifying lead hot spots and assisting community groups in planning gardens and other vacant land reuse projects. Local residents, including young adults will be hired during this project and will gain job skills while providing services to their community.
NEIGHBORHOOD LEAD SURVEY AND EDUCATION PROGRAM
201 E. Commerce St., Suite 140
Land and Chemicals Division, L-9J
Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp

Land and Chemicals
The Metropolitan Tenants Organization (MTO) seeks to reduce the number of children poisoned by lead paint, decrease the number of children who have to seek emergency medical care because of asthma symptoms, decrease resident contact with pesticides, and improve the health of south and west suburban Cook County residents. MTO will achieve these results by developing an integrated and collaborative network in suburban Cook County, the education of the area's residents, and direct work with residents to assist them in reducing hazards in their homes.
CC Healthy Homes Network
2150 S. Canalport, Suite 2B-2
Metropolitan Tenants Organization

This project aims to educate low-income, underserved young adults located in the Cantera Peninsula area of San Juan, PR on the improper disposal of solid waste in the community and its effects on the local ecosystem. Leaders for the World will educate and engage the community on how to monitor, conserve and restore local wetlands and estuaries, and instill practices to prevent water pollution. Also, through this project participants will learn tools to make informed decisions on waste management issues to reduce solid waste and contaminants polluting the community and the local ecosystems.
Leaders For the World Inc - EJ Program
Calle Constitucion Final, Sector Bravos de Boston
Leaders for the World Inc.

Community Engagement and Environmental Health Unit
This project will advance environmental justice education and support capacity building activities in vulnerable minority and low income communities in West Eugene, Oregon. This project will help affected West Eugene residents take necessary steps to decrease their vulnerability to flooding caused by incresingly frequent storms, reduce health risks from exposure to high levels of fine particulate matter, and advance climate resiliency by learning to grow organic, culturally appropriate food for themselves and launching a community garden
New Minority Residents in West Eugene
Beyond Toxics

Superfund Division
The project�s primary goal is to establish a revolving loan fund to assist low-income families with the installation of rainwater harvesting systems in the Cities of Tucson and South Tucson, Arizona. The Applicant will develop this program with community input and pilot the program with a minimum of 10 families for shade tree irrigation. The secondary goal is to educate low-income families on other measures to reduce the urban heat island effect. This project�s focus is promoting water use efficiency to increase the tree canopy in the target area and thereby reducing the urban heat island effect and the heat vulnerability of the low-income residents. Pre-award costs have been approved back to June 1, 2015. This grant agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $30,000.00.
Environmental Justice Program - Rainwater Harvesting Loan Program for Low-Income Families
3202 E. Grant Road
Sonora Environmental Research Institute Inc.

This project aims to build an effective resident-led partnership that uses a community-based participatory research approach for lessening impacts to respiratory health as a result of increased air pollution associated with climate change in the Southeast Community, Newport News, VA.
Environmental Justice Small Grants
2101 Jefferson Avenue
Greater Southeast Development Corporation

Farming for the Future: Empowering Pennsylvania Farmers to Build Resilient and Sustainable Agricultural Systems in Response to Climate Change will increase Pennsylvania farmers' knowledge of what climate change is and how climate change impacts farms both ecologically and economically.
PA Assoc for Sustainable Agriculture

Environmental Justice Small Grants-Application Guidance 2015
Office of Civil Rights and Urban Affairs
NHEPI, which does business as Common Ground, plans to address poor air quality and poor surface water quality in New Haven, CT. NHEPI and its partners (the CT Fund for the Environment and the Urban Resources Initiative) plan to engage over 30 youth in at least 35 paid work opportunities to: 1) plant over 100 urban street trees in predominantly low-income neighborhoods; 2) work with residents to increase the environmental health impact of four to six neighborhood green spaces and 3) create and steward bioswales and other green infrastructure structures/strategies. According to NHEPI, residents of New Haven experience the highest rates of asthma hospitalizations in CT and are exposed to respiratory hazards and carcinogens at rates higher than non-urban counterparts in CT and New England. According to NHEPI, the West River, which runs through New Haven is unfit for recreational uses and for aquatic life, and is impaired by storm water runoff, CSOs and illicit discharges. NHEPI operates the nation's longest-running environmental charter school (in operation for 22 years), maintains a community environmental education center and promotes urban farming in New Haven.
358 Springside Avenue
New Haven Ecology Project Inc.

Rather than screening only 100 residents, the volunteers were able to attract 700. They were able to compile heath profiles and determine some of the reasons residents didnt go to the screenings, such as work schedules, transportation, and childcare issues. Other factors included lack of knowledge of environmental health impacts of the contaminants in the plume, and the impression that such health impacts would affect others rather than themselves. The community has become more knowledgeable about contaminants and health issues. People also appear to be more concerned about their health now. The volunteers in the community have inspired the residents to take more interest in their communities and quality of life. They are now more assertive and proactive, and less fatalistic.
Enhancement of understanding of environmental and public health information systems in the community. Identify improvements in communication and coordination among stakeholders. Facilitate communication and information exchange regarding health care screening of potential signs of illness associated with toxins.
Environmental Justice: Screening for Health's Sake
1406 Fitch
Wesley Community Centers of San Antonio TX Inc.

Environmental Justice Small Grant
Groundwork Providence was able to help already-established community groups identify and respond to environmental risks. The partner organizations benefitted from the direct services of Groundwork Providence staff as well as the support of each other. For example, when one partner was unable to adequately publicize project events to its constituents, another partner stepped in to provide assistance. One group planned the distribution and address-tracking of 150 trash receptacles without assistance from Groundwork Providence, a testament to its own ability to take initiative and achieve results.
This amendment revises the scope of work. All terms and conditions of the basic assistance agreement remain unchanged and in full force and effect.
69 Washington Street
Groundwork Providence Inc.

Environmental Justice Across the Mystic
Per your application request dated 02/21/2002, this grant is awarded to support the Education and Training for Communication and Capacity Building (EJAM)
20 Academy Street, Suite 203
Mystic River Watershed Association Inc.

Environmental Justice Small grant - Springfield Housing Organizing and Health Project
The project aims for a 10% reduction in the incidence of lead poisoning and asthma-related hospitalizations from the target neighborhoods in Springfield, MA, within a year.
235 Eastern Avenue
Pioneer Valley Project Inc.

This project will provide hands-on water quality testing and investigations, water quality monitoring activities, and community outreach leading to traditional applications for caring for and protecting tribal waters. This project will engage tribal youth to steward clean water practices.
58620 Sink Road
Land and Chemicals Division, L-8J
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians

This project will plan and implement two Fracking 101 (Fracturing Responsibility and Awareness to Chemical Act) trainings and two citizen town hall meetings in Appalachian Ohio. These trainings will include four key topic areas: the health implications of fracking, testing drinking water supply, legislation and agency rules governing fracking in Ohio and farm and landowner issues.
FRACTURING RESPONSIBILITY AND AWARENESS TO CHEMICAL ACT TRAINING 101 (FRACKING)
1207 Grandview Avenue Suite 201
Ohio Environmental Council

The Hoosier Environmental Council seeks to work with seven rural communities in Indiana to address the pollution impacts from Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) through environmental permitting, compliance, enforcement, land use, zoning, and open government processes applicable to CAFOs. Hoosier will work to create a Community Action Plan and work to educate residents on water quality and human health impacts related to industrial livestock production and ensure the existing CAFOs abide by the legal requirements and permit compliance regarding proper waste management.
Community Assistance for Sustainable Livestock Farming- CASLF
3951 N. Meridian, Suite 100
Hoosier Environmental Council Inc.

COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERSHIP OF IL
28 EAST JACKSON BLVD # 1600

MARTIN UNIVERSITY
2171 AVONDALE PLACE

SEMCOSH
2727 SECOND AVENUE # 301

ST. PAUL
240 MCNEAL HALL

LEECH LAKE BAND OF OJIBWE
RT 3 BOX 100

SOKAOGON CHIPPEWA TRIBAL COUNCIL
RTE 1 BOX 625

RESEARCH INST FOR COMPUTER APPLICATION
1355 W. CHIMES

ALBUQUERQUE SAN JOSE COMMUNITY AWARENE

IBERVILLE PARISH POLICE JURY

ARKANSAS DELTA HOUSING DEV CORPORATION

CENTRAL ARKANSANS REGIONAL SOLID WASTE
115 JEFFERSON STREET

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN FORT WORTH
540 LAMAR STREET

South Central Oklahoma Environmental Justice Resource Center and Workshop
(Environmental Justice Small Grants Program)
1000 E. 14th Street
East Central University

PUEBLO OF SAN JUAN

GREATER LAREDO DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION

WHITE RIVER REG SOLID WASTE MGMT DIST
1652 WHITE DRIVE

Clean Air and Toxic Substances Education and Testing
The purpose of this amendment is to terminate this Assistance Agreement and decrease the Federal funds by $13,400.
Village of Chataignier

Carbon Monoxide and Radon Gas Education Project
The purpose of this amendment is to terminate this Assistance Agreement and decrease the Federal funds by $20,000.
City of Ville Platte

ADANS FOR A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT, INC.
524 E. 13TH STREET

COLONIAS UNIDAS
1 LAS LOMAS

Environmental Equity and Mexican Americans in Sierra Blanca, Texas
This amendment decreases the award by $814 (Federal).
Administration Bldg, Room 209
The University of Texas at El Paso

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program Lead-Safe Central Falls
CLAP will seek to reduce the incidence of childhood lead poisoning by improving housing conditions in Central Falls, RI. CLAP�s project also seeks to increase the capacity of residents to address the presence of lead based paint in their community. CLAP in conjunction with its partners (RI Medical-Legal Partnership, RI Department of Health, Progress Latino and Blackstone Valley Community Action) will: 1) provide community based education on lead poisoning prevention and tenant rights; 2) coordinate committees of stakeholders in Central Falls to advocate for improved implementation of current laws and regulations regarding lead-based paint in the City, in particular RI�s Lead Hazard Mitigation Act (“LHMA”) and the Federal Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule (“RRP”); 3) train contractors on lead-safe work practices through RRP training, and 4) provide training and technical assistance to Central Falls building and code enforcement officials on implementation of the LHMA and RRP. According to CLAP, Central Falls has the highest rate of childhood lead poisoning (7.1% of children tested) in RI's core urban communities. CLAP has been working to reduce or eliminate childhood lead poisoning in RI for 22 years.
1192 Westminister Street
Childhood Lead Action Project

Fy 2000 - Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention - Des Moines Good Neighbor Project
Extend the Budget and Project Period.
2301 Forest Avenue
Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement

EJ - Hodgeman County Health Dept.
Screen blood lead level in children ages 1-5 years and educate community on dangers of lead exposure.
Courthouse, 500 Main, PO Box 86
Hodgeman County Health Department

EJ - Plasma Arc Technology
Examine alternative waste disposal techniques in Washington County.
108 Frizzell Suite One
Washington County C2000 Partnership

EJ - Shawnee County Kansas Lead Risk Assessment Program
This Amendment extends the Budget and Project Periods.
1615 SW 8th Street
Shawnee County Health Agency

EJ - Lead Poisoning Prevention Project
This project supports a coalition of three rural county health departments in a lead poisoning initiative.
320 E. 9th Street, Suite B
Joint City-Cowley County Board of Health

Prevention of Asthma and Allergies
2401 Gillham Road
ChildMercHos - Children's Mercy Hospital

EJ - Wyman Center's Field Science Academy
600 Kiwanis Drive
Wyman Center

Neighborhood Environmental and Enconomic Justice Program
This Amendment extends the Budget and Project periods.
5541 Forest Avenue
DREAM Center Partners

EJ - Sunflower Community Action
The project will educate low-income people and their landlords about the hazards of lead-based paint and indoor air quality problems.
Sunflower Community Action Inc.

RUN. STRONG FOR AMER. IND. YOUTH
8815 TELEGRAPH RD

Oglala Sioux Tribal Council
Decreasing $5,823.00. Decrease is supported by letter dated 3/21/00, signed by Wayne Anthofer.
P.O. Box H

COUNCIL OF ENERGY RESOURCE TRIBES
1999 BROADWAY SUITE 2600

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

STAPLETON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
1125 17TH STREET, SUITE 2000

MI CASA RESOURCE CENTER FOR WOMEN
571 GALAPAGO STREET

CROSS COMMUNITY COALITION
2332 E. 46TH AVENUE

Lead Program - Environmental Data Transfer
The purpose of this project is to transfer environmental activities data that UMASS Dartmouth's Lead Prevention Program has collected on 2000 cases of childhood lead poisoning in three of the poorest cities in Southeastern Massachusetts.
285 Old Westport Road
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

CHEROKEE NATION

WE CARE FOUNDATION, INC.
2830 TECUMSEH STREET

Environmental Education And Air Sampling Project For Low Income Residents Of Port Arthur, Tx
18909 Beaujolaes, Suite 2
S Central Partnership for Env Tech Ed

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR LEARNING
422 CONGRESS AVENUE

Communities and Ecosytems Division
The project will help community members in Fresno County to better understand their disproportionate exposure to multiple environmental harms and risks and to identify, report, and address violations of laws designed to reduce their exposure. The project will support community members meeting with state and county agencies and establish the Fresno Environmental Reporting Network (FERN) website. This grant agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $24,861.00. Pre-award costs have been approved back to July 16, 2012.
Environmental Justice Program - Buildiing Community Capacity in Fresno County
4270 N. Blackstone Avenue
Fresno Metropolitan Ministry

This action approves an award to Legacy Village Inc. to implement an educational outreach effort to households in the targeted Mississippi neighborhoods of North Gate, Town of Cary, and the remaining communities of the two towns. The project will involve community advocates, elected officials, and other policymakers to help identify, educate, and address potentially harmful contaminants found in the drinking water, homes, and air.
LegacyVill - Legacy Village Inc.

This project will conduct outreach to healthcare professionals, community members, and tribal leaders in the four communities at the heart of the Sierra mining region which includes Grass Valley/Nevada City, Quincy, Downieville, and Placerville. The outreach will be conducted by a qualified “Gold County Circuit Rider.” The key tasks include training for health care professionals at 6 clinics in the Ampla Health network; community outreach opportunities such as health fairs; and conducting community meetings in four sierra communities to bring together all that needs to be done to reduce exposure. This no cost amendment extends the budget and project period from 2/15/14 to 4/15/14. The grant federal funding in the amount of $24,950.00 remains the same.
Environmental Justice Program - Gold Country Circuit Rider
206 Sacramento Street, Suite 101
The Sierra Fund

Latino Youth Environmental Awareness & Action
Office of Civil Rights & Urban Affairs
Through its Latino Youth Enviromental Awareness & Action project, JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. and the Centro de Apoyo Familiar/Center for Assistance to Families will provide environmental awareness training for youth from five Latino churches located in neighborhoods across Lawrence, Massachusetts. The training will focus on building the capacity of youth to lead and conduct environmental education programs for church members on potential toxic exposures in the home that affect health, particularly children's health. The youth will 1) participate in a series of training programs, 2) conduct an assessment of their own homes using a healthy homes checklist, 3) take actions to reduce exposures in their homes, 4) share educational materials with church members, and 5) present the project at regional meetings and a church youth conference.
44 Farnsworth Street
JSI Research and Training Institute

The funds requested from Environmental Justice Small Grant Program will build an added component to: (1) address the needs for information and training to reduce exposure to toxic contaminants and to properly dispose hazardous waste associated with nail product; and (2) to meaningfully involve nail salon business sector into collaborative partnership with State-local regulators, healthcare providers; and community leaders by identifying barriers and formulating advisory guidelines to address health concerns among low-income Vietnamese nail salon workers in Orange County, California. This grant amendment extends the budget and project period end dates from 10/15/13 to 3/31/14. The federal funding in the amount of $25,000.00 remains the same.
Environmental Justice Program - Community Awareness Campaign
9741 Bolsa Avenue, Suite 220

Division of Enforcement and Compliance Assistance
Compliance Assistance and Program Support Branch
This project seeks to increase the knowledge of the St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Community residents on how to reduce their exposure to environmental asthma triggers in their homes. The recipient will conduct air monitoring in homes of the residents. The air monitoring results will be used in determining strategies for the residents to improve the air quality in their homes.
Breathing, Living and Learning in the Akwesasne Community
412 State Road Route 37
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe

Sweetening Red River Valley Sugar: Meeting Consumer Demand Thru Pollut. Prevent. & Environ. Justice
This Amendment extends project/budget period from 9/30/00 to 9/30/2001.
118 North Broadway Suite 314

Office of the Regional Administrator, Office of Strategic Programs
This project seeks to educate residents in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, NY on the sustainable practices that will address local environmental issues (e.g. waste management, and water conservation) and demonstrate green practices through a community learning garden and other greening activities. The recipient will offer educational and training opportunities related to sustainable water, waste management and pesticide free gardening to engage and empower the community.
Environmental Justice - Green Guerillas
232 E. 11st Street
Green Guerillas

Division of Enforcement and Compliance Assistance
Compliance Assistance Program Support Branch
This project seeks to survey the status of old decaying septic systems, which discharge into the nearby creeks and ocean, in five densely populated waterfront neighborhoods on the north coast of Vieques, PR. The grant recipient will educate low income residents about the potential water pollution and public health threats posed by the deteriorated septic systems on the local water bodies surrounding the affected communities. They will also engage the community in developing recommendations for future plans to remedy the situation.
Vieques Septic System Project
Calle Flamboyan #138
Vieques Conservation and Historical Trust

Concilio will provide environmental health assessment and education to 100 families who participate in the agency's Housing Counseling Services. The program will assess for lead presence in the home based on client interview and the age and condition of the home, and will provide comprehensive environmental health assessments and education about preventing lead and carbon monoxide poisoning as well as fire safety planning.
Healthy Homes promotion through lead and carbon monoxide poisoning education.
705-09 N Franklin Street
Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice
Concilio de Organizaciones Hispanas de Filadelphia Inc

The Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning's project, Community Campaign to Inform Residents of Risks and Rights, is intended to deliver a multi-faceted public engagement operation which will inform residents of Baltimore City of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's adoption of the Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention's recommedation to lower the reference level for Blood Legal Level in children from 10ug/dl to 5ug/dl.
Community Campaign to Inform Residents of Risks and Rights
2714 Hudson St
Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning Inc.

Office of Enfocement and Compliance Assistance (3EC10)
Clean Air Counci will identify environmental hazards in the low-income neighborhood of Port Richmond in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The recipient will work with the residents through workshops and coalition building in order to help residents develop and advocate for policy solutions that will reduce harmful exposure to pollution.
Developing Participatory Policy to Reduce Environmental Hazards
Clean Air Council

This project will raise awareness of urban water pollution and help students and residents overcome barriers to properly dispose of toxic household products and encourage the adoption of non-toxic products, conserve water, and properly dispose of prescription drugs.
6401 Drexel Road
Jastech Development Services Inc

The project seeks to reduce environmental factors that contribute to childhood asthma triggers in the urban core of Kansas City, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri, where a large percentage of low-income and disadvantaged residents live. The project aims and is purposed with the following goals in mind: (1) to educate families and health providers of environmental factors related to the Clean Air Act and that trigger asthma in children. (2) The program will build the capacity of the community at-large by training lay health workers/ambassadors to address childhood asthma in the local environment; primarily public school settings.
Knowledge is Power: Improving Air Quality, Improving Lives.
6675 Holmes, Suite 650
Black Health Care Coalition Inc.

B & E Dumpsite Clean-Up Environmental Justice Project
This amendment decreases the budget by $3,107 (Federal)
P.O. Drawer 98
Community Action COuncil of S. Texas

Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma

Esperanza Environmental Justice Project
The purpose of this amendment is to extend the budget and project periods to April 30, 2000. Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the basic assistance agreement, including prior amendments, remain unchanged and in full force and effect.
922 San Pedro
Esperanza Peace & Justice Center

This agreement will use a Geographic Information System to create a database of environmental and demographic to identify environmentally hazardous facilities, past and present land uses to identify environmental justice communities. This project will serve as a model for other communities wishing to examine the correlation between land use and demographics to address environmental justice.
Using Geographic Information Systems to Identify Environmental Justice in the Mid-Hudson Valley
124 Raymond Avenue, Box 4
Vassar - Vassar College

The project will educate Camden City, NJ residents about safe drinking water and lead sources in their environment by collaborating with other organizations and government agencies to provide testing, screenings, seminars, workshops and community events.
Camden Community Recovery Lead & Environmental Justice Project
539 State Street
Camden Community Recovery Coalition

CPC Environmental Justice Task Force
This amendment decreases the award by $3,193 (Federal)
4100 Bradwood Rd.
Scienta Associates Inc

GREATER ST. LOUIS LEAD POISON

KC
2420 EAST LINWOOD BLVD. #400

MISSOURI ACORN
4304 MANCHESTER

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION OF MISSOURI
1118 HAMPTON AVENUE

HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY
155 INDIAN AVENUE

NATIONAL HISPANIC COUNCIL ON AGING
841 W. 21ST STREET

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA
310 JESSE HALL

MISSOURI ENERGY RESOURCES
525 N. LACLEDE ST. RD.

NE SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE SOCIETY

LINCOLN-LANCASTER COUNTY HEALTH DEPART
3140 N STREET

Community Mobilization for Weatherization
Grants, Tribal, Community & Municipal Assistance Branch
The project aims to develop an understanding among residents about energy efficiency and weatherization as an environmental justice issue. It will educate and empower residents to become advocates for change on energy issues. The project will provide residents with resources and information to be able access local and state energy efficiency programs to reduce carbon emissions. The Regional Environmental Council, Inc. (REC) seeks to utilize its extensive grassroots community connections and over 40 years experience working to foster environmental justice initiatives in the city of Worcester, MA to conduct a Community Mobilization for Energy Efficiency Project to be called, Weatherize Worcester, that will help educate, empower and mobilize residents in the city of Worcester, MA, particularly in the lowest-income neighborhoods.
Regional Environmental Council Inc.

Safe-Soil Gardening in Lawrence
The project will educate low-income Lawrence residents about the dangers of gardening in contaminated soil, steps they can take to reduce their exposure, composting and practices they can follow to grow produce organically. The grant recipient will work with their partner organizations to amend the contaminated soil in one of the vacant lots currently being used for gardening by those living nearby who grow food in an effort to feed their families. They will also work with 40 residents to test the soil in their backyard for contaminants, including lead. They will test soil on 10 vacant lots and amend the soil of one of these lots for gardeners active there to create safe-soil gardening space for them. We will map these soil tests, along with existing soil test data that will be made available by the City as part of their home deleading program, to identify contamination hot-spots in order to direct our outreach for this project and for reference during following on work beyond this grant cycle. They will develop safe-soil gardening spaces for 20 Lawrence residents in their yard, giving priority to those yards whose soil test revealed the highest contamination levels.
60 Island Street
Groundwork Lawrence Inc.

RGAD/ ECO
The purpose of this grant is to plug/close abandoned wells in the Kickapoo Watershed. The Kickapoo nation has recorded elevated levels of E-Coli and nitrates in the groundwater. Plugging wells will reduce the amount of contaminants that enter the groundwater as surface runoff via the open wells. Educational/ outreach components will also be used to increase environmental awareness among the community members.
Plugging Abandoned Wells on the Kickapoo Watershed
1107 Goldfinch Road
Kickapoo Tribe in Kansas

The purpose of this assistance agreement is to identify & prevent lead poisoning in younger aged foster children and to educate foster families, Nebraska Families Collaborative staff, Foster Care Agency staff, and targeted underserved at-risk Omaha communities about environmental hazards.
Nebraska Families Collaborative - Fostering Healthy Homes Project
14100 Crawford Street
Nebraska Families Collaborative

ReNew Waterloo CDC's two primary goals of the project are to: (1) empower area residents through an educational/outreach campaign and (2) encourage sustainable area redevelopment which meets the needs of the Chamberlain Neighborhood. The project will also focus on helping plan the area's redevelopment strategy.
Highway 63 ReNew Chamberlain Project
Highway 63 Gateway Community Development Corporation

The purpose of this assistance agreement is to raise community awareness of the dangers of radon and leverage neighborhood resources to reduce indoor radon concentrations in targeted homes in the Drake Neighborhood of Des Moines, Iowa. The ultimate goal is to foster community linkages to sustain long-term environmental health self-advocacy.
Radon-Free Homes Intitiative
870 S. Capitol Street
Iowa Consortium for Comprehensive Cancer Control

This action approves funds in the amount of $25,000 to the Mobile Bay Keeper, Inc., Alabama to build community leadership and involvement in environmental actions that will promote a healthier lifestyle for the communities surrounding Three-mile Creek by linking individual behavior with environmental change.
450-C Government Street
Mobile Bay Keeper Inc

Springfield Community Air Environmental Mobilization
The Springfield Community Air Mobilization Project will work with three Springfield neighborhoods to develop community resident led Neighborhood Environmental Action Councils with infrastructures that will ensure longevity. The goals are to provide the neighborhoods with education and information on air pollution and other environmental issues and to assist the Councils to take action to reduce the air pollution. The education and solutions will be neighborhood specific and the plans will be feasible solutions to reduce the environmental health risks.
280 Chestnut St., 6th Fl., P.O. Box 4895
Partners for a Healthier Community Inc.

Tribal Affairs
This project includes work to maintain a working group specific to the planning, preparation, and implementation of a Tribal Youth Environmental Summer Camp. The Tribal Youth Environmental Summer Camp working group is made up of Intertribal Resources Advisory Committee members, federal, state and local partners, and volunteers. The Office Environmental Technical Assistance maintains the workgroup by planning meetings and distributing e-mails. The Office Environmental Technical Assistance also seeks new members for the planning workgroup; build relationships with other governmental and private non-governmental organizations to plan, organize, and coordinate with to present and instruct at the Tribal Youth Environmental Summer Camp. This is the continued effort to bring in more partners to assist with instruction at the Tribal Youth Environmental Summer Camp; and Develop curricula, emergency response plan, agendas, student requirements, logistics, partnerships, layout, instructor requirements, technical requirements, supply lists, etc. necessary for camp and carry out technical sessions presented by tribal, federal, and private professionals during Summer Camp and report results. Technical sessions may address issues related to the clean water, safe drinking water and solid waste.
Environmental Education for Tribal Youth
Eight Northern Indian Pueblo Council

The symposium will serve as a forum for the exchange of ideas among community members, researchers, public health practitioners, policymakers, students, and advocates on environmental justice and health issues the region. The goal of the symposium is to expand the discussion on the Chesapeake Bay to include public health with a focus on vulnerable and at-risk populations who live in the region and the health of populations who rely on the ecological goods and services of the Chesapeake Bay and rivers and streams in the watershed.
Symposium on Environmental Justice and Environmental Health
3112 Lee Building
University of Maryland College Park

Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice
The purpose of this project is to provide resources in La Plata County, Colorado to low-income residents to address high energy costs for low income residents and reduce pollution from nearby power plants by encouraging use of solar panels. 4CORE plans to address climate resiliency by promoting a source of clean energy in this community. The grantee will educate the community on solar panels and provide access to affordable solar panel installations. The goal is reduced energy costs for low income residents by reduced greenhouse gas emissions from traditional energy generation. Time Extension (Amendment).
Four Corners Envir. Justice
10 Town Plaza #190
Four Corners Office for Resource Efficiency

PROJECT VIDA
Community residents were educated on toxic releasesin Little Village and empowered to form their own community based, non-profit organization to addressenvironmental justice issues and concerns.
2659 S KEDVALE

GREAT LAKES INDIAN FISH AND WILDLIFE C
Created a baseline assessment of mercury contamination of walleye in ceded territory lakes. Provided easy-access to information on mercury contaminant levels and health and consumption advice to tribal members.
PO BOX 9

Environmental Justice Project:
The participants facilitating communication and information exchanges accomplished the program goals. Furthermore the workbook used to collect information was put into documentation and will be used to actively participate in the research that will be conducted in the Bering Sea in the future.
Mekoryuk's Speak for the Sea Workshop: To bring all the coastal Yup'ik villages together to discuss potential effects of toxins in food; development of a workbook and workshop.
Mekoryuk IRA Council

The purpose of this grant is to support projects that involve minority citizens in developing strategies for neighborhoods that are working on solid waste and water quality improvements. Residents will conduct research, receive training, and coordinate public awareness.
Community Access to Enviromental Education
4236 Lindell Blvd, Suite 400
Area Resources for Community & Human Svcs

Training and Education to Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs
This amendment decreases EPA funding by $635, and closes out the grant.
701 Elm Street, Suite 323
Dallas County Community College Dist

NJDEP Environmental Equity Community Partnership
A grant agreement is provided to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to support a project entitled Environmental Equity Community Partnership. This amendment extends the Project/Budget Period expiration date to 9/30/2002. All terms and conditions to the previous awards ES99396101-0, -1, and -2 remain in effect and are incorporated herein by reference.
New Jersey Dept of Environmental Protection

Compliance Assurance and Enforcement Division (6EN)
The purpose of this grant is to create a partnership between small business that produce hazardous waste and the city of Laredo. With this partnership, the City would offer solutions to small business for their hazardous waste needs. These solutions would include education on reduction as well as a place for the proper disposal of waste that the business generate.
Two Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generator Collection Events
1110 Houston Street
City of Laredo

This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $15,000 and is being awarded under the FY-03 Environmental Justice Small Grant Program National Guidance. Project components are: evaluation of indoor air in three Oakland public schools, with a focus on asthma triggers; working with the schools to implement pest and mold control; and education of families on asthma trigger reduction at home.
Environmental Justice Program - Asthma Education and Tools for Schools at Three Oakland Schools
920 Peralta Street
Prescott Joseph Center for Comm Enhancement

Community Organizing for Environmentally Safe Housing
Build the Manchester, NH community's capacity to expand the number of environmentally safe housing units available to low income tenants with a focus on reopening units, with appropriate renovations, previouly closed due to lead paint hazards.
214 Spruce Street

Environmental Justice Small Grants Program - The Community Environmental Education Initiative
In accordance with 40 CFR 30.24 (f)(2), the recipient has elected to exercise their one-time extension option. This action extends the project and budget periods to September 30, 2001. ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED.
6120 Oregon Ave NW
National Assoc of Minority Political Families USA Inc

SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
13327 VAN NUYS BLVD.

MOTHERS FOR CLEAN AIR
3015 RICHMOND AVE. SUITE 270

GALVESTON-HOUSTON ASSOCIATION FOR SMOG
In May 1998, the new Woodland Acres/GPISD Chapter of Mothers for Clean Air held its first general meeting and the computer, fax, and printer were unveiled. Over the summer of 1998, five people were trained to use the Internet to research information on toxins. Two toxic tours were planned; one for adults and one for local fifth-graders. Clearing the Air was the first environmental justice article written for the newsletter. Community schools participated in a city-wide Clean Air Coalition and the 1998-99 planned activities include continuing to offer toxic tours and sponsoring a second childrens photography project. More people will be trained to use the Internet for acquiring information about pollution sources.
2476 BOLSOVER P.O. BOX 126

FOUNDATION FOR A COMPASSIONATE SOC.
Community outreach workers met with residents of a toxic triangle on the east side of Kelly AFB and collected health profiles and distributed educational flyers. Residents participated in regularly scheduled meetings sponsored by the Committee for Environmental Justice Action. Produced a booklet entitled, Contamination of Neighborhoods Near Kelly AFB.
P.O. BOX 868, 802 W. CENTER ST

This action approves an award in the amount of $25,000 to educate the affected community about diminishing wetlands in Charlotte County�s urbanized areas and the problems of impaired surface water and groundwater. This grant will facilitate a discussion with the community and the local government to cooperatively restore an urban wetland and create a multifaceted “environmental park” on one of the last undeveloped parcels in Port Charlotte, the largest urbanized area of Charlotte County. First, the project will create public and private partnerships that will cooperatively conduct the baseline hydrological, geological and environmental studies needed to prepare the conceptual wetland restoration, habitat protection and environmental park and facility site plan. Secondly, development of a wetland restoration will be designed to improve storm water runoff from the surrounding developments that are currently degrading water quality and habitats in Charlotte Harbor, designated an Estuary of National significance in 1995.
18500 Murdock Circle
CharlotteCom - Charlotte Co. Board of Co. Commissioners

AMERICAN LUNG ASSOC. OF EASTERN MO
Educated parents/teachers on environmental controls and how they tie into good asthma management. Specifically, the use of mattress covers and removal of carpet to control dust mites and avoidance of smoke, dust, pesticides, strong odors, and pet dander are considered good asthma management. On January 24, 1995, had a follow-up meeting with nurses to collect feedback on their experiences and perceived effectiveness of the program. Unanimously, the nurses agreed OAS was an important tool in teaching asthma management. The program was evaluated using numeric data and professional opinions. Amongst the results were: The median number of Emergency Room visits for the children who participated in the project was 1.4 visits per child per year, and in the year after OAS it was .4 visits per child per year. Children reported a significant increase in their likelihood of taking a break from play to prevent wheezing following completion of OAS program intervention. There was a significant reduction in the number of reported missed school days following completion of OAS program intervention. Children reported a significant increase in their likelihood to take asthma medication during wheezing and coughing episodes following completion of OAS intervention. All participating partners recognized the program as beneficial. To substantiate this endorsement, in February 1995, ALAE, in conjunction with Washington University and St. Louis University, applied for and was awarded a contract with the National Heart, Lung, Blood Institute to conduct a five-year research program in the St. Louis City Public elementary schools.
1118 HAMPTON AVENUE

NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
Lots of positive feedback was received from trainers on the colorful tools used to help educate the public. Approximately 164 people were trained during the outreach workshops, and a commitment was made to do a six-month and one year follow-up with the community leaders. Community leaders received free radon test kits and lead wipe test kits to give to their community members.
1019 19TH STREET NW #401

This project will study and identify environmental and public health issues associated with contaminants and air pollutants from regulated and non-regulated facilities in the Waterfront and South-Central District of Camden, New Jersey. The results of the study will be transferred into an online tool accessible to community stakeholders and used to educate neighborhood organizations and other interested residents.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - HEART OF CAMDEN
Heart Camden - Heart of Camden Inc.

Living Is For Everyone

6205 S. 12Th Street
Dont Waste Az

101 W. Irvington Rd., B-2
El Pueblo Clinic, Tce Prog

1740 W. Adams, Room 005
AZ Dept of Health Services

2850 Lancaster Avenue, #355
Ramona Gardens Resident Advisory

Puna Malama Pono Inc.

Environmental Justice Grant Program
116 New Montgomery St, Ste 530
Pesticide Watch Education Fund

By hiring a bilingual intern, three times as many farmworkers were reached as originally expected. Many of the farmworkers who participated in the train-the-trainer program brought their children to the workshops and involved them in the learning which was beneficial since often the children work in the fields right next to their parents.
118 N. BROADWAY

SINTE GLESKA UNIVERSITY
The workshops, which were held at both Pablo,Montana at Salish-Kootenai College and Mission,South Dakota at Sinte Gleska University Campus had 20 and 25 participants, respectively. Mostparticipants were students with environmental science backgrounds or technicians employed by a tribal or federal environmental management agency. Tribes came from North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. After the workshop, participants wereasked to evaluate the workshops. They rated the workshop from very good to excellent.

GRAND VALLEY EARTH COALITION
The program made a concentrated effort to reach the public. Public service announcements on television, radio and newspapers reached a large audience. The internship program and the youth auditor programfacilitated education between students and members of the community.

South Bayshore Comm Dev Corp, Inc.

611 S. Rebecca Street
Ca Rural Legal Assistance

223 North 6Th Street
Healing Our Mother Earth

Environmental Justice - Clean Water And Recycling Community Education Project
605 West Olympic Blvd.,Ste 450
Los Angeles Conservation Corps

1019 Macdonald Avenue
West County Toxics Coalition

Environmental Justice Program (Used Oil Recycling Project)
Paa Qavi Inc

African American Development Assn.

1717 Kettner Blvd., Ste 100
Environmental Health Coalition

505 - 14Th Street, 7Th Floor
City of Oakland

1515 Fruitvale Avenue
La Clinica De La Raza - Fruitvale

6205 South 12Th Street
Don't Waste Arizona, Inc.

This project will identify air quality concerns and issues within the Denver community of Globeville through community-wide surveying about the issue, educating community about air toxics and encouragement of self reporting, air quality monitoring to determine air toxics, and cross referencing industrial emissions information and wind direction data to identify potential sources of pollution.

Will provide outdoor trash containers, dumpsters, tire pickups and organized block clean ups to reduce the amount of hazardous waste and toxic substances in the Ivanhoe and Manheim neighborhoods.
Ivanhoe Reduction Hazardous Waste/Toxic Substances Project
3700 Woodland
Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council

The goal of the “Take It To The Streets Project” is to determine the knowledge base of residents regarding the hazards of lead exposure and Superfund activities. This information will be used to determine future community-based activities related to reducing children�s exposure to lead hazards and how residents can be involved in decisions related to their community.
Take It To The Streets
5418 N. 45th Avenue
Sisters Together Inc. Omaha Chapter

In 1998 the National Council of Negro Women NCNW sponsored the Black History Month Festival at Los Angeles Mission College in the city of Sylmar, California. During this festival the NCNW presented a workshop on Indoor Air Quality and distributed hundreds of radon test kits to low-income and minority residents of the San Fernando Valley. The festival was well attended reaching 300 community residents and organizational representatives. As a result of this project, NCNW set up similar Indoor Air Quality Information Centers and distributed educational information about reducing public health risks of radon and indoor air contamination at other events later in the year.
Environmental Justice_Program
8134 Van Nuys Blvd., #110
National Council Of Negro Women, Inc.

PHYSICIANS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY I
The Resource Guide has proven to be an invaluabletool for families. The project provided an excellentlearning experience for health professionals treatinglow-income Hispanic families.

Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice
Policy, Information Management, and Environmental Justice
This project includes outdoor and nature-based education activities about clean water and air relating to local causes, effects, extent, prevention, reduction, and elimination of water and air pollution, including educational monitoring of local water and air pollution, and leadership skills development, to educate the community on clean water and air, build consensus, and set community priorities. Youth participating in activities will experience hands on learning as well as long term benefits to the community in relation to stewardship in the environment and formally and informally engaging in community level to ensure that environmental justice communities are proactive to prevent unequal burdens. Youth from the Denver metro communities of Park Hill, Green Valley Ranch, and Montbello will be the beneficiaries of the educational activities.
Environmental Learning for Kids

Students have completed one year of training in the Environmental Justice Youth Leadership Program. At the beginning of this project none of these students had heard of the environmental justice movement or had experience with the local decision -making process. This project demonstrated that high school students can become active members of their community and an important voice for the environmental justice movement. Many of the participants complained that many times the issues discussed in their regular classroom are not relevant to their lives. The environmental justice movement provides a vocabulary and familiarity that the students need to be able to voice their concerns about what is happening in their communities. This youth leadership project could serve as a model for youth participation in the grassroots movement. The teens will use their newly acquired skills and knowledge to help education and organize the Bayview-Hunters Point community around environmental justice issues. The next round of student leaders have begun training and will continue working on tobacco and other local environmental issues.
2088 Oakdale Avenue
S F League of Urban Gardeners

MONTGOMERY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Because of the success of its summer program presentations, the Montgomery County Health Department has now established a connection with the Norristown community. An avenue of communication is secured that permits the department to actively meet with the community and promote the services that it offers. Additionally, a partnership is planned with the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education and environmental clubs in the Norristown school district, in order to expand the environmental education program that currently exists at the Carver Center.
PO BOX 311

Today the Regional Brownfields Working Group is a collaboration of approximately 70 community groups nonprofit organizations, academia, and public and private sector representatives. The establishment of a formal multi-stakeholder working group and the community guidance document should serve as a model for integrating environmental justice considerations into Brownfields Pilot Projects nationwide. The Brownfields working group has been successful because it includes local government and regulatory agency staff, community residents, environmental justice leaders, community developers.
2088 Oakdale Avenue
S F League of Urban Gardeners

COALITION TO END CHILDHOOD
Thanks in part to the Get the Lead Out! program, the City of Baltimore, Maryland has taken a proactivestance on the issue of lead poisoning eradication. Via its outreach and empowerment successes, the projectlaid the groundwork for an ongoing blood lead testingeducation campaign and the adoption of a universalblood lead testing law in Baltimore City for all one and two year old children. Most important, however, is the program amplified the voice of communityadvocacy on lead and provided greater access to theuse of legal and housing rights related to lead hazardsto the target audience.
2714 HUDSON ST

Will develop and carry out a safe drinking water campaign in the community, educate residents on the benefits of proper disposal of solid waste and address the causes and effects of respiratory (asthma) related illnesses through home surveys and demonstrations to aid in prevention and control of air pollution.
Safe Drinking Water and Clean Air Project
102 E. Eddie Ave
Howardville Community Betterment

New Mainers Lead and Pesticides Prevention Program
The United Somali Women of Maine's New Mainers Lead and Pesticides Prevention Program will develop and implement an outreach campaign that will educate the refugee population in the Lewiston/Auburn area of central Maine on lead hazards, the risks of pesticide application, and basic life skills to enable them to keep their homes safe, clean, and healthy. The goals of the project are to reduce lead and pesticide hazards in homes and increase community capacity to ensure the environmental quality and safety of their home environments.
157 Main Street, Suite 102, P.O. Box 397
United Somali Women of Maine

95 Beatrice Lane, Apt 3
Shoreview Tenant's Association

310 8Th Street, Suite 301
Asian Immigrant Women Advocates

2000 "O" Street, Suite 240
Ca Rural Legal Asst. Foundation

ENV JUSTICE THRU POLLUTION PREV- NOGALES
THIS AMENDMENT HEREBY EXTENDS THE BUDGET AND PROJECT PERIOD END DATES TO JULY 31, 2001. ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT. THERE IS NO CHANGE TO THE TOTAL APPROVED EPA ASSISTANCE AMOUNT OF $176,800.
777 North Grand Avenue
City of Nogales Arizona

136 Harrison Avenue
Tufts University School of Medicine

Environmental Justice Small Grant Program.
TIME EXTENSION - This action approves a six month extension to the project and budget periods to April 1, 2002. This extension is needed to allow the scientist to collect samples and perform scientific data and laboratory evaluations on the samples.
ProjAwak - Project Awake

What's Bugging You? Project
The Spanish American Union's What's Bugging You? project will collaborate with partners to raise awareness and reduce health hazards and risks from pesticides for families in public housing in Springfield, Massachusetts. The project will work with youth to provide education, outreach and encourage actions to improve the quality of the indoor environment in public housing developments by reducing exposure to pesticides, encouraging integrated pest management, and reducing asthma triggers for families at risk.
Spanish American Union Inc.

The purpose of the Rid-All Youth Farmers and Leadership Program is to develop youth leaders, and train a new generation of urban gardeners and organic farmers who can demonstrate technical expertise as well as articulate and understand related place based social and environmental justice issues.
Rid-All Youth Farmers Leadership Program
3500 Lorain Ave., Suite 301
Environmental Health Watch

Environmental Justice and Sustainability
This action approves funds to Caffee, Caffee and Associates Public Health Foundation Inc. for the Mississippi Environmental Justice Advocates (MEJA) Project. The MEJA Project will serve as a replicable model program for creating behavioral changes to benefit the environment and provide education by integrating and partnering with community entities. The program will utilize the Master Home Environmentalist Training/Home Environmental Assessment List and the Not In Mama�s Kitchen Program to increase public awareness to provide the community with skills in making informed environmental decisions.
100 Eddie Smith Road
Caffee Caffee and Associates Public Health Foundation Inc

Office of Ecosystems, Tribal and Public Affairs
ECOSS will implement a community-based direct outreach strategy to reduce harmful levels of indoor air pollution in SeaTac/Tukwila homes through education and community engagement that results in reduced exposure to indoor air pollution and hazards. This work will be done through educating immigrant parents and community leaders in their primary languages; conducting health homes assessments and training and distributing green cleaning /mold prevention kits.
Sea Tac/Tukwila Indoor Air Environmental Health Project
8201 10th Avenue S
Environmental Coalition of South Seattle

Policy, Information Management, and Environmental Justice
The purpose of this project is to provide education in La Plata County, CO to low-income residents to address environmental and health issues associated with indoor air quality. THe project seeks to inform residents how to improve indoor air quality, identify health and safety hazards, and prevent or reduce health risks through low or no cost steps. 4CORE will partner with local organizations including the public health office to create indoor air quality presentations and diseminate information to low income participants, with the goal of improving indoor air quality and improving health of participants.
10 Town Plaza #190
Four Corners Office for Resource Efficiency

This grant address fecal contamination issues at a sacred Medicine Spring located on the Crow Reservation. The spring is consumed untreated (as it is considered a sacred spring), and presents a substantial health risk to the community. Because the spring is not covered under the EPA regulations, it is not required to meet a drinking or water quality standard. This project will gather environmental water quality data, community data, diseminate information to community regarding water quality, develop strategies to address environmental water contamination. Outcomes include increased awareness of water contamination.
Environmental Small Justice Grants Programs
Crow Tribe of Indians

The core of this proposed environmental justice project is to (1) conduct a detailed analysis of soil lead in the Martindale-Brightwood community, (2) identify and characterize airborne particulate hot-spots in the NearWest community, and (3) use the results of that research and previously published studies to work with both communities on education related to safe urban gardening and protecting children from lead poisoning and airborne particulate pollution.
Improving Kids' Environment, Inc.
Improving Kids' Environment Inc.

Program Management Branch, LP-9J
This grant action will complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant project in Cleveland, Ohio which will educate landlord and tenant populations in the City of Cleveland, Ohio about safer and more effective bed bug control options. The purpose of this project is to reduce the misuse of pesticides by tenants and landlords to treat bed bug infestations. This project will (1) train outreach staff to work with landlord-tenant populations in addressing prevention and treatment issues surrounding bed bug infestations and (2) educate landlords, property managers and tenants in subsidized multi unit family housing developments about the prevention of bed bug infestations and integrated pest management methods to more safely control and treat bed bug populations in rental housing units.
CLEVELAND TENANTS ORGANIZATION (CTO)
3631 Perkins Ave, Suite 3A-4
Cleveland Tenants Organization

Communities and Ecosystem Division, CED-1
The recipient's proposed project, Growing Healthy: Reducing Exposure to Toxins in our Community will teach young people in South Central Los Angeles about sustainable urban agriculture and engage them to teach other youth and adults in the community in order to promote healthy eating, reduce exposure to toxins, and mitigate and adapt to climate change. This assistance agreement will provide full federal funding in the amount of $24,988.
Environnmental Justice - Growing Healthy
1344 West Martin Luther King Blvd.
Communities and Ecosystem Division
Community Services Unlimited Inc

This proposal is for a collaborative project with the students of photography at the Third Ward's historic Jack Yates high school, teacher Mr. Ray Carrington, members of the Third Ward Community and a grass roots environmental justice group, TEJAS. The students will capture images of Third Ward environmental risks and, through various methods of community engagement, will share these pictures to engage in a community conversation about environmental justice in the Third Ward and how it has impacted health and general quality of life. Data profiles will be compiled for each photographic site to begin to develop trends and draw conclusions about the causes and effects of environmental threats. The images and findings will be shared with the broader community, including the media and local government representatives, to begin to clarify the environmental issues facing the neighborhood and work toward strategies that will preclude the recurrence of environmental injustice in the future - for the Third Ward and the many other struggling communities of color across Houston.
Yates High School CAMERA Project
4800 Research Forest Drive
Houston Advanced Research Center

Ecosystems, Tribal and Public Affairs
This project will focus on four activities: Composting, Gardening, Recycling education, lead poison prevention and household cleaners. Project will educate residents on composting and alternatives to pesticides in urban gardening, will implement workshops, field trips and service learning projects, and educate residents on safe alternatives to common household cleaning chemicals.
Family Support Sustainability Initiative
Center for Human Services

Ecosystems Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems and Community Health Unit
Project will conduct two 2.5-day Tribal Environmental Justice Summits on Solid Waste Management (SWM) to educate Tribal leaders and members on the adverse health and welfare effects of the release into the environment of material present in solid waste in their communities and the methods to eliminate such effects. Project will also develop the Alaska Tribal Environmental Justice Solid Waste Management: Beginning the Roadmap, a report that will identify the needs, concerns, and potential next steps of Alaska Tribes, and voiced by Alaska Tribes, compiled primarily from Summit results with follow-up analysis and research work performed in conjunction with an Environmenta Justice committee. Finally, project will provide summit participants with a EJ/SWM tool box of resources to assist Tribes with EJ pertaining to SWM.
Alaska Tribal Environmental Justice Summit on Solid Waste
310 E 10th Ave
Zender Environmental Health and Research Group

This grant will focus on reducing carbon and costs in underserved populations. This project addresses the burden of energy consumption among predominantly low-income Hispanic and minority residents in Lake County, Colorado. The project intends to improve inefficient residential buildings in Lake County in order to benefit residents and the environment. This project hopes to empower the community find solutions to environmental challenges posed by old and inadequate housing stock in a severely cold climate. Greenhouse gas emissions associated with residential energy will be reduced within the community. The applicant will develop outreach and program development to deliver information and resources to low-income, predominantly Spanish speaking residents. An outcome of this grant will be reduced greenhouse gas emissions through energy improvements in residences.
Cloud City Conservation Center

This grant seeks to address household hazardous materials and toxic substances. This is a concern expressed by community members through the Community Needs Assessment under the R8 EPA EJ Showcase. Goals of the project are to educate and train community leaders to address environmental and public health risks, educate community about controlling substances in homes, engage community in elimination of contamination and sanitation in community spaces, and utilize peer-based support to provide assistance to high risk families. This project will focus on limited English proficiency individuals. Public education is the primary focus of this grant proposal with education to the community in the form of workshops, educational sessions, community gatherings, and leadership training. Partners imbedded in the community include Utah Society for Environmental Education and area schools. The applicant will conduct outreach to community with outlined outcome of increased awareness about environmental health, reduced contamination, increased santitation, and increased access to environmental resources, with a decreased number of participants facing barries to access resources related to environment and environmental health.
1750 West Research Way, Suite 102
ComunidUnida - Comunidades Unidas

Provide support and planning assistance before, during and after the Environmental Justice Training Workshop in New Orleans, Louisiana on September 25-27, 2013.
Deep South Center for Environmental Justice
1631 Elysian Fields Ave. # 165
Deep South Center for Environmental Justice Inc.

Superfund Division
The project will develop and pilot a model of effective community engagement by increasing knowledge of healthy green salon concepts and practices, building capacity to adopt best practices for work place health and safety to reduce chemical exposure; and training community members to become leaders to promote and educate the concepts and practices of healthy/green nail salons in Alameda County. The project will achieve the following goals; 1) empower the nail salon community by increasing their knowledge of healthy green nail salon concepts and practices; 2) Reduce their chemical exposure; and 3) train community members to become leaders who promote and educate their peers. This grant agreement extends the budget and project period end dates to 10/15/15. The federal funding amount of $30,000 remains the same.
Environmental Justice Program - Reducing Chemical Exposure for Nail Salon Workers in CA
818 Webster Street
Superfund Division, SFD-1
Asian Health Services

Communities and Ecosystem Division
The objective of this project is to create a zero-waste elementary school program. In doing so, to educate students and families on best practices in solid waste management and the 4R's of Recycle, Reduce, Re-use, Re-think. Notably, the project will divert waste from the landfill and reduce marine debris contribution of the school. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $30,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - WASTE MATTERS
1327 South 46th Street #155
The Watershed Project

Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice will promote safe and healthy Clear Air practices to control and reduce asthma symptoms and related illnesses in San Bernardino and Jurupa Valley communities. The Breath of Life Asthma Prevention and Education Program will be administered by community promotoras. A team will present information on air quality issues to increase awareness in the area and change attitudes and the importance of self management. The project will train 45 residents in asthma prevention awareness and target up to 100 residents in its outreach efforts. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $30,000. See Terms and Conditions.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Breath of Life Asthma Prevention Program
Center for Community Action & Env. Justice

Office of Ecosystem Tribal and Public Affairs
The Duwamish Valley Cumulative Health Impacts Assessment is a CERCLA-­based research project designed to help the affected community and government agencies understand the cumulative and disproportionate impacts of the environmental exposures, vulnerabilities and other determinants of health impacting the DV community. The project supports EPA's Plan EJ 2014 by contributing to a strong scientific foundation for supporting Environmental Justice and conducting disproportionate impacts analysis, particularly methods to appropriately characterize and assess cumulative impacts.
Duwamish Valley Cumulative Health Impacts Assessment
Duwamish River Cleanup Coalition/Tech Advisory

Office of Environmental Justice & Tribal Affairs
Water
Amendment to FR - Transportation and parking costs for speakers and students to attend an inter-agency job fair and participate in Beyond Translation Encuentro Port Communities Network.
Beyond Translation Encuentro
2409 Commerce St. STE A
Galveston-Houston Association for Smog

Communities and Ecosystem Division, CED-1
The Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice (CCAEJ) proposed a project in support of the Engaging Schools in Addressing Air Pollution from Diesel Sources project to build community capacity and expand community awareness to schools and child-oriented facilities regarding local environmental threats to children in the low income, communities of color living in heavily polluted areas of Riverside and San Bernardino counties. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000. The total project and budget cost is $ 25,000. See Terms and Conditions.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - Engaging Schools in Addressing Air Pollution from Diesel Sources
Communities and Ecosystem Division
Center for Community Action & Env. Justice

Grants, Tribal, Community and Municipal Assistance Branch
The Boston Healthy Family Child-care Initiative is designed to address environmental health hazards that contribute to lead poisoning and asthma in residents of low-income and predominantly minority Boston neighborhoods. The proposed project focuses on the city's 800 licensed Family Child-care Providers (FCPs) - those who care for children in their homes. Sixty percent (60%) of Boston's FCPs (serving 3500 children) are located in low-income neighborhoods where there is a high prevalence of lead poisoning and/or asthma.
Healthy Family Child-care Initiative
95 Berkeley St., Suite 201
Health Resources in Action

This project will focus on building partnership amongst organizations that serve and are in environmental justice communities in the City and County of Pueblo, CO and the towns of Avondale and Boone, for the purpose of improving water quality in the Fountain Creek, a tributary to the Arkansas River. Presentations and meetings will be held to inform and educate partners and community members about water quality issues related to the Fountain Creek and environmental justice, for the purposes of reducing, preventing, and eliminate water pollution in EJ communities.
Better Pueblo

Immediate Office
Josiah Hill III Clinic (JHC) in its partnership with the Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon (EMO) Interfaith Network for Earth Concerns (INEC) will collaborate with local congregations to develop and implement the Green Steward Project; aimed at improving the health outcomes of residents and children who face environmental justice challenges. They will engage, train, mentor and empower residents to reduce their exposure to indoor environmental air pollutants such as toxic chemicals found in scented, cleaning, and pesticide products; mold and mildew, and lead-contaminated dust.
Empowering communities in North and Northeast Portland, Multnomah County, and Portland, OR
5018 NE 15th Avenue
Josiah Hill III Clinic

The purpose of the project is to recognize the distinctive environmental health vulnerabilities of low-income and Latino residents in West Eugene, and carry out activities to promote empowerment and actions to meet their environmental health needs. An important aspect of the project is to gather information about the children�s respiratory disease in collaboration with the Bethel School District and cross-reference this information with GIS spatial data of point sources of air pollution to determine relationships between air toxics and health in an environmental justice community.
Environmental Justice in West Eugene: Families, Health and Air Pollution
Beyond Toxics

Environmental Justice and Sustainability
This action approves an award in the amount of $29,818 to Clean Energy Durham to launch a volunteer-driven, neighbor-to-neighbor residential energy program for low-income households in Lee County, North Carolina. The program will provide free training to volunteers throughout the community who commit to teaching their neighbors about home energy saving; and aims to revitalize neighborhoods by increasing leadership skills and increasing connections between neighbors.
331 W. Main Street, Suite 204
Clean Energy of Durham

The applicant will address air and water pollution, help with watershed management, and reduce obesity and asthma prevalence by providing safe and inviting space for walking and biking. Walking and biking will be promoted by completing the following activities: recruiting liaisons from the community, scheduling meetings with alder people, creating a project advisory committee, conducting marketing and outreach, hosting educational forums, encouraging residents to sign up for shift your commute, conducting advocacy trainings, coordinating advocacy activities, creating an advocacy video, and hosting bicycle safety classes.
Neighborhood Greenways St. Louis
411 North 10th St., Suite 202
Trailnet Inc.

Environmental Justice and sustainability
This action approves an award in the amount of $29,700 to the Athens Land Trust, Inc to assist in their efforts to make the West Broad Market Garden an educational hub where organic food is grown and distributed and neighborhood residents are educated on the benefits of pesticide-free foods.
685 N. Pope Street
Athens Land Trust

New Bedford Environmental Justice Action Project
This project will document and educate residents and decision makers about the environmental hazards and threats in their community, and especially the potential cumulative impacts of environmental hazards. Through this project, the community will receive support and guidance to work collaboratively and productively with state and federal agencies to create steps to mitigate and reduce impacts of environmental hazards. This will be accomplished through research of the impacts of PCB sediment dredged from the New Bedford Harbor or air quality and potential health effects, create education and outreach tools that provide information on the impacts of airborne sediment combined with the other contatimated sites and pollution sources, and using epidemiology to create an overview of the potential health effects from these sites and estimate cumulative health effects, especially for New Bedford's most vulnerable populations.
2181 Washington Street, Suite 301
Office of Regional Adminstrator
Alternatives for Community and Environment Inc.

This project seeks to educate residents in the Ironbound section of Newark, New Jersey on sustainable practices to address local environmental issues. Specifically, the project will provide residents with hands-on experience in developing community environmental education learning labs as well as educating and training residents on efforts related to sustainable water, air pollution, soil contamination and remediation. The goal is to engage and empower the community to collectively imagine and design positive change in the environment.
Ironbound - Growing Green for Environmental Justice
179 Van Buren Street
Ironbound Community Corporation

Education and Outreach on Home Energy Efficiency
The applicant will advertise their energy efficiency program in person, in print media, and in digital media. They will recruit and enroll 100 households to participate in an energy audit and to receive energy efficiency upgrades such as CFL light bulbs, weather stripping, and a programmable thermostat. The applicant will also conduct outreach activities and has committed to reaching over 1,000 individuals to share information about energy efficiency and the effects that energy consumption has on the environment and public health. Finally, the applicant will recruit and train 20 individuals from the community to participate in an advocacy group that will work with the applicant on a continuing basis on outreach and projects regarding air quality and energy efficiency.
1751 North Ash

Environmetal Justice
By demonstrating a water catchment system in the Lower Ninth Ward (L9W) , the Green Slice Water Catchment Project seeks to eliminate water pollution and improve urban water quality in the L9W neighborhoods, throughout the city and in the region. Additionally, but equally important, environmental/public health results will include the reduced reliance on the drainage and pumping system, thus reducing costs and the carbon footprint; reduce the risk of soil subsidence; decreased risk of minor flooding ; and creation of a self-irrigating landscape for landscapes.
Environmental Justice Small Grant GW
2803 Saint Phillip St.
Groundwork New Orleans Inc.

COALITION TO END CHILDHOOD
Housing registry, educational and training sessions for parents, strong community involvement, ties to the CLEAR Corps Program and its involvement with citizens in targeted areas.
2714 HUDSON ST

SALISH KOOTENAI COLLEGE

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prevention On The Rocky Boy's Reservation
Chippewa Cree Business Committee

The proposed project seeks to achieve the following goals: (1) Increase community empowerment and capacity to address environmental and public health issues through engagement in local planning projects; (2) Collect air pollution data specific to Chinatown to illustrate pollution levels and health impacts on the community, and to help inform current planning processes and policymakers to shape appropriate policies to reduce air pollution; and (3) Develop a community platform which articulates community strategies to reducing air pollution and guides future development in the area. This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000. See Terms and Conditions.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - East Bay Asian Local Development
1212 Preservation Park Way, Suite 100
East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation

This action approves an award in the amount of $23,500 to Cape Fear River Watch, Inc. to assist in providing underserved children between the ages of 8-17 living in the Greenfield Lake and Burnt Mill Creek watersheds in Wilmington, North Carolina access to quality environmental education programs. The goal of this program is to provide an educational gateway for children to learn about the impact of development and other non-point source pollutions on local water quality and what can be done to minimize these impacts.
617 Surry Street
CapeFearRW - Cape Fear River Watch Inc.

This project will educate low income residents on the west side of Buffalo, NY regarding the health effects of air pollution from freight transportation. The recipient will use the Pacific Institute's guide, Gearing Up For Action: A Curriculum for Freight Transport Justice to train residents to collect air samples in their neighborhood. The project will help to build the residents' capacity to advocate for improved air quality controls at the local freight transportation hubs in their neighborhood.
EJ - Clean Air Coalition of Western New York
341 Delaware Avenue
Clean Air Coalition of Western New York Inc.

This action approves an award in the amount $24,767 for the Museum of Science Hydroponic Urban Garden Project to educate the community and create free standing hydroponic gardens at five predominately minority elementary schools. The project will educate young people about viable alternatives to the potentially harmful pesticides and fertilizers used in modern industrial agriculture.
3280 South Miami Avenue
ScienceMuseu - Museum of Science Inc.

The project will use a culturally appropriate, field-testing methods to engage migrant and seasonal farm workers in North Carolina in EPA's forthcoming proposed changes to the worker protection standard. Also, this project will advance environmental justice by engaging low-income Latino farm workers in North Carolina in public policy issues that directly affect human health, safety and exposure to pesticides.
206 New Bern Place
Toxic Free NC

Enforcement and Compliance Assistance Branch
This project intends to examine scenarios and strategies for responding to climate change, with a focus on sea level rise (SLR) and extreme storm events, in Downe Township, Cumberland County, New Jersey. Through a collaborative, community based effort, they intend to address threats and needs associated with SLR in an economically depressed community that harbors nationally important natural resources. The study process includes gathering and reviewing background data on SLR and climate change variables.
1031 Palmers Mill Rd
Natural Lands Trust Inc

Enforcement and Compliance Assistance Branch 3EC00
The Coalfield Environmental Health Project will educate residents of the Loop Creek and Laurel Creek area on the health impacts of large scale surface mining and empower them to use the Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, and Clean Air Act to protect their property and quality of life from nearby surface mines. The Southern Appalachian Labor School is a community development organization in the affected communities and will undertake a program of outreach, community meetings, and training in collaboration with the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition.
The Coal Field Environmental Health Project
735 Beards Fork Road
Office of Enforcement, Compliance, and Environmental Justice
Southern Appalachian Labor School

This project seeks to address the combined environmental, public health and climate resiliency threat of excess storm water run-off polluting rivers and streams, and flooding homes and businesses. The project will achieve this by enabling the adoption of affordable, quick-to-install storm water management strategies - primarily green infrastructure. In addition to managing storm water run-off, these strategies bring wider environmental, public health, and climate esiliency benefits, including reduced air pollution, increased groundwater re-charge, reduced energy use, increased biodiversity, and reduced atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Environmental Justice Grants Program: CNT
2125 West North Avenue
Center for Neighborhood Technology

This project that will focus on providing students and adults in Wyandotte County, Kansas with hands-on experiences and opportunities to learn how climate change may impact water quality and public health in their community.
KAW City - Kids About Water-Community
Friends of the Kaw Inc

Environmental Justice and Sustainability
This action approves an award in the amount of $30,000 to the Rural Empowerment Association for Community Help (REACH) in support of its efforts to enlighten stakeholders on the correlation between industrial animal operations and climate change and how to protect themselves from risks. REACH will prepare publications illustrating findings, sponsor meetings to educate grass root populations on the correlation between industrial animal operations and its relationship on climate change and climate resiliency.
2389 West Wards Bridge Road
Rural Empowerment Asso for Community Help Inc.

3033 North Central Ave
AZ Dept of Env Quality

4111 S. Central Avenue
Concerned Citizens South Central LA

2540 Maile Way, Spalding 253
University of Hawaii

Environmental Justice Program The Total Approved Epa Assistance Amount Is $10,00
1717 Kettner Blvd, Suite 100

3175 South Hoover St., #442
The Ethnic Coalition Of S. Ca

536 Mission Street
Golden Gate University School of Law

283 South Scott Avenue
Prescott College

140 W. 16Th Street
Metropolitan Area Adv Comm

3345 Wilshire Blvd, Ste 508
Sierra Club

3851 South Towner, P.O.Box 741
Naco Border Commerce

Hc-61 Dilkon Chapter
Dine Care Inc

Route 1, Box 216
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Comm

CA Institute for Rural Studies

950 West D Street
Environmental Education Center

West Cnty Athletic Association

1221 Preservation Park Way 200

1745 Selby Avenue, #11
Technical Information Project

Environmental Justice Through Pollution Prev
2800 Olympic Blvd, Suite 101
Institute for Research & Technical Assistance

Pima County Household Hazardous Waste Program
This amendment hereby extends the budget and project period end dates to April 15, 2000. All terms and conditions remain in full force and effect. There is no change to the total EPA assistance amount of $72,000.
130 West Congress, 3rd Floor
Pima Cnty Dept of Env Quality

Enforcement and Compliance Branch
The purpose of this project is to promote increased impowerment and capacity building for integrated pest management and for implementing healthy homes principles within an environmental-justice community in North Philadelphia. The project will also create an ongoing, self-sustaining community-based forum, which will bring together neighborhood stakeholders to identify ways to address neighborhood issues, including the impact of poor indoor air quality on children's health.
Healthy Indoor Environments for Young Children
7047 Germantown Avenue
Neighborhood Interfaith Movement Inc

Provide support and planning assistance before during and after the Regional Environmental Justice Training Workshop in Albuquerque, New Mexico on June 19-21, 2013.
Southwest Research and Information Center
105 Stanford Drive SE
Southwest Research Information Center

This project seeks to expand upon current efforts to provide clean air and water, ultimately protecting human health for reservation residents. The related environmental statutes include the Clean Air Act, the Clean Water Act, and the Safe Drinking Water Act. The Tribe proposes using this funding to support additional radiological drinking water and household air samples to build upon the current sampling to understand the extent and severity of radiological risks to residents who are not on the community water systems.
Spokane Tribal Safe Drinking Water Program
Spokane Tribe of the Spokane Reservation

The Asian Health Coalition seeks to reduce asthma disparities attributable to secondhand smoke in Chicago's medically underserved and economically disadvantaged Chinatown communities of Bridgeport and Armour Square through a series of complementary community-based population health strategies. The Coalition's Chinatown Environmental Empowerment Project will perform the major tasks of coalition building, creating sustainable products, and conducting culturally competent trainings for the overall community.
Chinatown Environmental Empowerment Project
180 W. Washington St., Suite 1000
Asian Health Coalition

The Keweenaw Bay Indian Community (KBIC) Natural Resource Department (NRD) proposes to conduct a fish consumption survey to determine fish consumption rates and practices by members of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community. The survey will analyze consumption across several demographics, such as age, gender, education, and income, as well as species of fish, source of fish, methods of preparation, and parts of fish consumed. The survey results will be published and presented to the community through various means and outreach material will be prepared to educate the community on how to reduce exposure to contaminated fish. The survey data will enable KBIC to make informed risk-based and regulatory decisions that are more protective of the health of its members.
KBIC Fish Consumption Survey
16429 Beartown Road
Keweenaw Bay Indian Community

This project will help Illinois childcare facilities understand the health risks of pesticide exposure for vulnerable infants and children and find solutions to increase integrated pest management state law compliance through education and the establishment of a Pesticides Free-Childcare Coalition.
EJ for Infants and Children SPCP
4611 N. Ravenswood Ave., Ste 107
Midwest Pesticides Action Center NFP

The Project goals are to: (1) increase community awareness about health risks associated with elevated levels of contaminants in drinking water, the importance of testing water quality and of well maintenance; (2) identification and analysis of contaminants in drinking water for Seldovia Village residents and if contaminant levels exceed EPA stndards; (3) creation and maintenance of water sample results database from Fish Creek, Barbara Creek, and private wells; and (4) SVT environmental staff will discuss and strategize with identified community members who are at risk from unsafe drinking water to reduce and/or resolve these risks.
Seldovia Village Tribe's Safe Drinking Water Project
P.O. Drawer L
Seldovia Village Tribe

3122 Shattuck Avenue
Environmental Law Community Clinic

ASIAN PACIFIC ENVIRONMENTAL NETWORK
1221 PRESERVATION PARKWAY #201

Asian Immigrant Women Advocates

515 Cortland Avenue
Bernal Heights Housing Corp

1525 Grant Avenue
Chinatown Ngbhd Improvement Res Ctr

Environmental Justice - Comm Based Hygiene Ed And Water Purification Program
3550 Afton Road
Project Concern International

1736 Franklin St., 4Th Floor
Save San Francisco Bay Assn

4205 N. 7Th Avenue, Suite 200
Inter Tribal Council of Arizona Inc.

1717 Kettner Blvd, Suite 100

367 North State St., Suite 204
Pinoleville Band of Pomo Indians

4707 South Central Avenue
Concerned Citizens Of South Central La

605 W. Olympic Blvd., Ste 850
Communities For A Better Environment

1760 Chester Drive
Pre-School Coordinating Council Inc.

115 - 2Nd Street
Ammonia Safety and Training Institute

Environmenal Justice Program
Tides Center

Tides Center

Sonora Environmental Research Institute Inc.

Hualapai Tribe

The Tides Center

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA)
The project's objective is to see the emerging green economy in New Orleans be inclusive and accessible to all rather than excluding those most in need of training and work. It is a multi-faceted effort to significantly improve the quality of life and increase economic opportunities for New Orleanians and their families by connecting 14 disadvantaged workers to subsidized green job training and workforce opportunities. Activities include: subsidized green job hands-on training in the energy efficiency field; 6 months paid apprenticeship training, and case management assistance.
Environmental Justice Green Jobs Development Program
Global Green USA

The purpose of this project is to empower and educate the Kuskokwim River Tribes to understand environmental and public health issues and to find ways to address these issues atn the local level. The Kuskokwim River Watershed Council (KRWC) has five goals: 1. Develop and implement a reproducible model, QAPP for acquisition of water science data on the Kuskokwim River (KR); 2. Design, test and emonstrate a technical and reprodicible model in Bethel AK for deployment of fixed water quality monitoring stations on the KR; 3. Develop data-base representation and communication tools for the public distribution of water science data on the KR; 4. Develop water quality training plan that enables standards, techniques, and quality assurance plans (QAP) to be disseminated to EPA Tribal environmental workers and Tribes across the watershed; 5. Develop relationships with State and National Water Quality Networks to build a coalition that can assist with long-term goals of the KRWC Water Science Program.
Developing Water Quality Monitoring Standards for Kuskokwim River Tribesl
Kuskokwim River Watershed Council

NEBRASKA STATE RECYCLING ASSN.
The Neighborhood Profile document provides afoundation for the future establishment of Neighborhood Master Plans and increasesawareness of neighborhood associations and inner-city property owners on future planning with regardto potential environmental issues.

Water Conservation Residential Retrofit Project
FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE ADJUSTMENT ACTION - FOR INTERNAL PURPOSES ONLY. Federal funds in the amount of $1,875.82 are deobligated in accordance with the final FSR dated January 8, 2002.
723 Woodlake Dr
Grants and Audit Management Branch 3PM70
Hampton Roads Planning District

LYDIA'S HOUSE
4101 MLK JR AVE SW

UNITED FOR CHANGE CDC
1122 CHICAGO ST SE

INTERDENOMINATIONAL THEOLOGICAL CENTER
671 BECKWITH STREET, NW

Policy, Enforcement and Environmental Justice
Repertory Dance Theatre will conduct 10 Arts/Environmental Residency Programs in K-6 schools in the west and central areas of Salt Lake City and to use dance activities to help young students understand the impacts of air pollution and how their environment and actions affects their health.
Clean Air - Arts
Repertory Dance Theatre

JOBS AND ENVIRONMENT CAMPAIGN INC
The formation of a partnership among the three groups to work on issues affecting their communities. Also, the completion of the Generic Tribal Pesticides in Groundwater Protection Plan indicates we can move forward to work on the Pesticide Specific Plans for the reservation. Established a Quality Assurance Project Plan for FIFRA for the Tribe.

. The goal of the Keep Rose Park Beautiful project is to seek a long term solution for decreasing litter and increasing the amount of recyclables diverted from the landfill in the Rose Park Community. The goal will be accomplished through the following actions: (1) Promote proper waste bin usage by educating the public at fairs, community events, and community organizations while gathering misperceptions surrounding waste disposal; (2) work directly with Rose Park citizens and leading organizations to develop and disseminate proper education techniques for their community; (3) provide municipal solid waste education training to teachers in the Rose Park area as well as community groups ; and (4) work with community groups to ensure longevity of the efforts past the project timeline as well as create a model for other communities to use.
Keep Rose Park Beautiful

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY PARK CAMPUS ECS 480

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER
1701 AMERICAN NATL BANK BLDG

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
223 JAMES P. BRAWLEY DRIVE

PROJECT AWAKE
ROUTE 2 BOX 282

NEWTON FLORIST CLUB
1053 DESOTA STREET

WOOLFOLK CITIZENS RESPONSE GROUP INC.
901 EDWARDS STREET

HYDE & ARAGON PARK IMPROVEMENT CENTER
2024 GOLDEN ROD STREET

YOUTH INITIATIVE PROJECT
1516 GOODYEAR_AVE

AFRICAN AMERICANS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL
P. O. BOX 7A

CONCERNED CITIZENS OF TILLERY

CARROLL COUNTY FISCAL COURT
CARROLL CO.COURTHOUSE; 2ND FL.

JUSTICE RESOURCE CENTER
3810 GARLAND AVENUE

VOORHEES COLLEGE
1411 VOORHEES ROAD

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY

VIRGINIA WATER PROJECT, INC.

NORTH CAROLINA FAIR SHARE EDUC FUND

LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE
807 WALKER AVENUE

PROJECT 2000, INC.
219 SHEA STREET

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
P.O. BOX 567 - STATION 17

MISSISSIPPI BAND OF CHOCTAW INDIANS
P.O. BOX 6013 CHOCTAW BRANCH

NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI RESOURCE
2655 TRACELAND DRIVE

UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBE
The residents of White Mesa have become more aware of the environmental issues associated with the White Mesa Uranium Mill. If the IUC complies with the requests, adequate protection to the White Mesa Community from exposure to radiation will be addressed.

UTAH SOCIETY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATI
As a result of this project, community projects now have strong support and credibility. Students learned about the environment and how to improve the environmental quality in their communities. Students in elementary and high school had an opportunity to produce environmental school projects.
350 S. 400 EAST SUITE G4

The District Schoolyard Stewards program (DSYS) will address the Clean Water Act, Section 104(b)(3) through education and demonstration projects designed to address the causes, effects, prevention, reduction, and elimination of water pollution. This program will provide a project and investigation based learning experience for 5th grade students from underserved areas in Washington, D.C.
District Schoolyard Stewards (DSYS)
802 S. Caroline Street
The Living Classrooms Foundation Inc.

This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000 to Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice to reduce diesel emissions impacting the air quality of Kettleman City and Avenal where residents live, shop and go to school. The recipient will use their community-based diesel education and reduction project model that they developed, and implemented in San Francisco�s Bayview Hunters Point to heavily impacted Kings County communities, and create a replicable diesel education and emissions program model that can be spread to other San Joaquin Valley communities impacted by diesel pollution. Preaward costs are approved back to 11/1/2011.
Environmental Justice Program - Emissions Reduction and Environmental Health Project
703 Market Street, Suite 501
Greenaction for Health and Environmental Justice

The purpose of this project is to create a baseline data set for ambient air, water, soil, and health in Conejos County with regard to radioactive, hazardous, and toxic contaminants and respective diseases that can be caused by exposure to said contaminants. A second goal is to establish an air monitor station that will have the ability to collect radioactive, hazardous, and toxic contaminants for laboratory analysis. With baseline data, residents of Conejos County will have a mechanism to measure the impact of federal and other actions on air, water, soil, and health in Conejos County.
28 W. 5th Ave.
Conejos CCWI - Conejos County Clean Water Inc.

Policy, Information Management and Environmental Justice
This grant funding will provide resources and education to community members in order prevent and help alleviate problems outlined under Healthy Homes “7 Keep It” principles. By introducing a complete Healthy Homes concept in the city and county of Pueblo, residents will learn to assess their indoor environments for air quality, the presences of health and safety hazards, and exposure to toxic substances, and will be educated on how to prevent health risks by proper maintenance and sanitary practices in a safe and economical way. Project area: City of Pueblo and some portions of Pueblo County.
10762 Amold Lane, P. O. Box 206
Citizens for Clean Air in Pueblo for Edu.

Compliance and Enforcement Branch
This project will study and evaluate air pollution in the environmental justice community of South Wilmington, Delaware. The initial stage of the project will involve a thorough review of air pollution in that heavily-industrialized community by analyzing data about air pollution, truck traffic patterns, and visual impacts. The second stage of the project will identify barriers to enforcement of a local air pollution ordinance in Wilmington that is known as City Council Ordinance 02-116. Local community members opinions and ideas about air pollution will also be included in this analysis. Finally, the last stage of the project will be to map out a vision for the future of this community.
Environmental Justice Grant
100 W 10th St Ste 607
Clean Air Council

The Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project (Southeast RCAP) will work with rural homeowner associations in Delaware on this Environmental Justice grant. The grant involves providing help to a total of ten Homeowner's Association in Delaware regarding their On-site Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems (OWTDS).
Southeast RCAP Delaware Homeowner's Associations Onsite Wastewater Sustainability Project
347 Campbell Ave S.W.
Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project Inc

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG) proposes in-home outreach and education services for pediatric lead exposure among Medicaid eligible children 0-72 months old. These activities will be geared to children who seek services at county health departments in a five-county area. Housing Inspectors will be trained to recognize lead poison risk in residential properties.
200 East Main Street
Lexington-Fayette County

This action approves an award in the amount $20,000 for A Place for Hope, Inc. A Place for Hope, Inc. will use the funds to create an active, functioning resident Healthy Community Action Plan Committee and Action Plan through a series of 12 committee meetings and two environmental training sessions. Through their efforts they intend to empower, educate, and train community residents and to take a more active role in addressing clean water and sanitary sewage disposal issues.
1020 Archer Drive; P.O. Box 11232
HopesPlace - A Place for Hope

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DJ)
Objectives include: 1) build community knowledge and capacity to realistically assess and monitor present and pending community environmental hazards through systematic training; 2) develop leadership capacity among a group of residents and support them in the formation of “Comités de Vigilancia,” in Chaparral and Sunland Park; and 3) use the “Comités de Vigilancia” as a starting point for creating a partnership forum in Chaparral and Sunland Park that brings together major stakeholders (community-based groups, public health, New Mexico Environment Department, New Mexico State University) to exchange data and develop work plans to monitor ongoing potential hazards and address existing contamination.
Colonias Environmental Action Initiative
1050 Monte Vista
Dona Ana County Colonias Development. Council

The Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia will work with the Hunting Park neighborhood residents to convert vacant lots that have become dump sites into community gardens. These new green spaces will greatly reduce the health hazards related to pollution runoff. The gardens will be used as outdoor classrooms to further promote stewardship of the environment. Air monitoring data will also be collected.
Hunting Park EJ Project
1709 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, 2nd Floor
Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia

The Women's Health & Environmental Network (WHEN) and partner NewCourtland Network will develop and implement a program that will provide education and training to adult seniors focusing on the environmental and public health impacts of climate change and mitigation techniques each participant can take to lessen the effects of climate change.
Climate Change Education for Seniors
704 N 23rd St
Women's Health and Environmental Network

This project will provide environmental education to low income DC metropolitan area residents in order to help them reduce their potential risks from air pollution and lead exposure.
DC Green Training EJSG Project
924 G Street, NW
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of DC Inc.

Through environmental education, this Earth Conservation Corps project will empower youth and young adults to improve their knowledge of environmental hazards and pollution prevention. Additional education will take place in school and volunteer session settings.
Earth Conservation Corps EJ Small Grant Project
2000 Half Street SW
Earth Conservation Corps

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health - Division of Maternal, Child, and Family Health (MCFH) will be teaming with the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) to provide outreach support and training for mothers and children at-risk and/or affected by lead exposure.
Prenatal Environmental Health Project
1101 Market Street - 9th Floor
Philadelphia Department of Public Health

Office of Environmental Justice and Tribal Affairs (6RA-DT)
The American Indian Law Center (AILC) will provide New Mexico tribal communities, tribal leaders, and other interested tribal non-governmental entities with information on state permitting processes and environmental justice. The project will be accomplished by publishing workshop material covering the step-by-step environmental and natural resources extraction permitting processes, and an introduction on environmental justice for tribes in New Mexico. The information will be disseminated at workshops held in tribal communities throughout the state. The AILC proposes to provide four training workshops focused on two main issues. The first focus will be on understanding the basic state permitting procedures within three state agencies (the Environment Department, The Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department.
Understanding the New Mexico State Permitting Process
American Indian law Center Inc.

Community & Ecosystems Division, CED-1
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
To address the needs of 14 homes in Navajo Nation without access to piped drinking water. The project will look at regulated and unregulated sources of drinking water and develop a plan to haul water to the tribe in a sanitary and healthy mode. The plan will be designed to be replicated, so that the services can be expanded to other communities that face similar challenges. This award provides full federal funding in the amount of $20,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Dine' Without Access to Piped Water
COMMUNITY & ECOSYSTEMS DIVISION
Forgotten People Community Development Corporation

This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $25,000 to support the Ambos Nogales Community-Based project to reduce the Public Health impacts of High Risk Sources (environmental and public health hazards) through capacity-building and collaborative development of risk prevention and reduction measures.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - Reduction of the Public Health Impacts of High Risk Sources
Sonora Environmental Research Institute Inc.

Environemental Justice Program
The Environmental Health Coalition will form a collaborative working group to identify environmental health problems associated with the existing operations of the National City Marine Terminal and the Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal operated by the San Diego Unified Port District on adjacent neighborhoods and develop a plan to reduce diesel particulate and other pollution from existing and the proposed expansion of these operations. This assistance agreement provides full EPA funding in the amount of $50,000.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - San Diego Clean Ports Plan
401 Mile of Cars Way, Suite 310

This project will focus on awareness and testing for lead and mercury poisoning among residents in rural coal camp communities. The targeted population will be low-income families residing in homes built by the coal companies in the early 1900's. Residents of this rural neighborhood will be provided literature, house calls and the opportunity to attend meetings that will focus on the prevalence and consequences of lead and mercury contamination.
Coalfield Justice Contamination Project
Southern Appalachian Labor School

Will establish 20 additional sampling sites for a total of 40 locations using passive sensor devices (PSDs) to collect ground level ozone concentrations in the urban and suburban core. Concentration, demographic, and socioeconomic data will be spatially analyzed using the geographic information system (GIS) to address environmental justice questions implied by disparities in exposure across communities and to assess ground level ozone concentration across horizontal gradients.
Urban Air Pollution Cercla Project
Mid America Regional Council Comm Svcs Corp

As a result of the outreach and partnerships with various city government agencies, local community members, and health and faith-based organizations, 74 homes were tested and analyzed in the Canal Bank area of Trenton. In addition to the tenant residents, the individual sampling results were disseminated to respective building owners and to regulatory agencies.
The recipient's project seeks to study indoor environmental housing conditions in the Canal Banks section of Trenton, New Jersey by partnering with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ). This study will research and develop a report on the extent of multiple contaminant exposures that may exist in the area's older housing stock. As part of this effort, Isles will increase community capacity to assist in the study by training community members in the collection of dust samples (metals, pesticides, lead) from 75 homes. The samples will be analyzed by UMDNJ laboratories. Information collected, along with the resulting data, will be communicated to occupants/renters, landlords, community and faith-based groups and local officials to raise awareness and to encourage changes in household cleaning and maintenance practices.
Isles Healthy Home Study
10 Wood Street
Isles Inc

Building efficient and sustainable hoop houses that can be maintained to grow produce throughout the year provides a hands-on, manageable and affordable approach for the average producer and enables the population to maintain a healthier diet. In high-poverty areas such as ours, fresh and healthy food is not commonly accessible. This is particularly true after the growing season when locally grown produce isn�t available and many families are dependant on food sources outside of the area and on federal food programs. By making food production affordable and extending the season (thereby increasing availability of fresh foods), we are addressing diabetes, obesity and many of the other health concerns regionally. By keeping the entire process closer to home through local food production systems, we keep more money circulating through our community as well as cutting down on carbon emissions associated with transportation of foodstuffs. Introducing the project from a ‘green�, local, sustainable and organic approach serves to educate the community to healthier ways of maintaining and improving both their environment and themselves, while a return to sustainable agriculture for this area means a revitalization of traditional roots.
Sustainable Communities Coordinator
100 E. Aztec Avenue
Connections Inc.

This project will promote better communication of unbiased information on the environment, health, and overall well being of the Graniteville community. The environmental and public health concerns to be addressed using this grant will be done through workshops that will focus on three main concerns citizens expressed during the town meetings sponsored by the Graniteville Community Coalition and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. This project is in response to a train wreck that resulted in the puncturing of a 90-ton tanker car filled with chlorine gas, causing it to leak in the community and the concerns of the community since that time.
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH
Bethlehem Baptist Church of Graniteville Inc.

Environmental Justice - E Alu Like Mai I Ka Pono (Coming Together For Justice)
417-H Uluniu Street
Native Hawaiian Advisory Council

Program Services
This Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, plans to educate Milwaukee Southside Latino families with lead-poisoned family members on lead contaminated soil. In addition, the project will educate families on growing organic vegetables and leafy greens to improve nutritional deficits and reduce the lead blood levels in children. This project will provide green job preparedness and opportunity for local youth through sustainable urban agriculture. Project activities will provide youth with bilingual training in urban sustainable growing methods and how it relates to improved environmental, public health, and climate change. The project will also provide education on nutrition to families regularly through seasonal garden activities such as cultivating soil, planting seeds, and preparing a composting system.
Growing Power - Inc.
5500 W. Silver Spring Drive
Growing Power Inc.

The Little Village Environmental Justice Organization will work in coalition with their partners to implement 3 areas of Climate Change Mitigation: (1) conduct a grassroots Clean Power Campaign in the Chicago Region to address coal power plant emissions; (2) weatherization of 100 housing units; and (3) work with the Chicago Transit Agency to begin a new, 12 mile, cross-town bus service that will serve 300,000 people in 7 Chicago community areas, and the town of Cicero, primarily African American, Chinese American and Latino.
LITTLE VILLAGE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION
2856 S. Millard Ave.
Little Village Environmental Justice Organization

The Rose Foundation's New Voices Are Rising Program is a youth-focused, community-driven environmental justice and civic engagement project that works with students from low-income communities and communities of color in Oakland and Richmond, California.  The recipient will help students explore the concepts of environmental justice and allow youth to learn by actively engaging in legislative and regulatory processes.    This assistance agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000.
Environmental Justice Program - New Voices Are Rising
6008 College Avenue, Suite 10
Rose Foundation for Communities & the Environment

To complete an Environmental Justice Small Grant Project in Southwest Detroit, including education and outreach on air emissions, transportation corridors, and the local wastewater treatment plant. This project will conduct outreach to collect video testimonies from area residents and students on the disparate impacts of local truck traffic and the air and water quality impacts of the local wastewater treatment plant. This project will educate residents, students and the business community on the impacts of truck traffic and diesel emissions in the community and available diesel emissions reductions programs. This project will conduct one-on-one visits to eight local truck companies who have fleets to educate them on emissions reduction, anti-idling and partnership opportunities.
SOUTHWEST DETROIT ENVIRONMENTAL VISION - MICHIGAN
Southwest Detroit Environmental Vision

The project entitled, Planeta Para Todos or Everyone's Planet will address critical environmental and public health issues affecting the community of migrant and seasonal farmworker adults and children in Lafayette County located in western Missouri. Issues to be addressed include: 1) risk of lead poisoning from house paint, lead-containing toys, and other sources; and 2) dangers of exposure to agricultural pesticides and household chemicals, including insecticides.
Planeta Para Todos (Everyone's Planet)
920 Southwest Blvd.

This award provides full EPA funding in the amount of $19,998 to support a Farmworker Safety Initiative survey to show that most farmworkers in the San Lius Obisbo area were receiving pesticide safety training as required by federal and state pesticide law; however, the farmworkers did not understand the material that was presented. In response to the Farmwork Safety Initiative results, Environmental Center of San Luis Obispo proposes a 12 month long project to address the lack of understanding by farmworkers of pesticide safety trainings. The Environmental Center of San Luis Obispo and the San Luis Obispo County Agriculture Department will hold 6 focus groups with farmworkers, crew leaders/supervisors and growers. The goal of the training assessment is to examine pesticide safety training programs and to determine appropriate and effective training networks within the farmworker community, in order for workers to obtain, understand and retain pesticide safety training information. Information will be provided to the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, University of California Cooperative Extension and other training providers to reduce health risks through increased knowledge and understanding by the farmworker population.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE PROGRAM - FARMWORKER SAFETY, PHASE II
Environmental Ctr of San Luis Obispo

Ecosysetms Tribal and Public Affairs
Ecosystems and Community Health
This project will conduct work with farmworkers in Eastern Washington to inform them about the environnmental and public health impacts of pesticide exposure, avoidance and mitigation measures, safer alternatives and facilitate meaningful involvement in public policy processes regarding pesticides.
Farm Worker Community Organizing and Education Project
7500 Greenword Avenue N
Farm Worker Pesticide Project

The purpose of the project is to test fish samples (subsistence food) from three main rivers in the area to determine the level of metal contamination.
Maniilaq Cisco Project
Maniilaq Association Inc.

Office of Environmental Justice and Indian Affairs
Digital Workforce Academy (DWA; d.b.a., Golden Triangle Empowerment Center, GTEC) will implement a job training program in the Port Arthur, Texas area. This grant project will support the implementation of the training program. GTEC will provide Port Arthur residents with project and safety training to prepare graduates for employment in the construction field. The outcomes of this project will include training residents for construction activities that can be associated with site cleanups and responses.
NCCER-OSHA Training
Digital Workforce Academy Inc

This project addresses the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act and Toxic Substance Control. This project is to research and document the presence of lead-based paint hazards in child-accessible public areas of neighborhoods in NE Denver, including alleys, sidewalks, vacant lots, and boundary fences. These alleys ae sloped and contoured to divert water into the storm sewers which are directly connected to Denver�s waterways. NDHC will facilitate the development of an action plan to address the problem. This information will be a catalyst for cleaning up the many suspected child-accessible lead hazards in the environmental justice communities of northeast Denver.
1735 Gaylord Street
Northeast Denver Housing Center Inc

Public Housing Recycling for Elderly/Disabled
CSP
The Public Housing Recycling for Elderly/Disabled project will take place in Providence, Rhode Island. Activities include providing education and outreach about solid waste, recycling, and its effects on the environment, creating recycling centers in Providence Housing Authority's high rise developments, and working with elected floor captains to collect recyclable materials. The goal is empower public housing residents to improve and impact the local environment by reducing solid waste, diminishing carbon emissions, and reducing toxic materials.
100 Broad Street
Providence Community Opportunity Corporation Inc.

Groundwork Somerville Green Team
Through its Combating Climate Change on a Local Level project, Groundwork Somerville�s (GWS) High School Green Team will conduct a 20-week, door-to-door energy efficiency campaign focused on encouraging residents and business owners in the East Somerville and Clarendon Hill communities to replace incandescent light bulbs with more energy efficient compact florescent light bulbs. The Green Team also will host three “Energy Education Fairs.” The fairs will focus on reducing home energy consumption, implementing energy-efficiency measures, and highlighting critical links between home energy use and climate change impacts. The goals of the project are to build awareness and provide practical instruction about home energy efficiency and how it relates to global climate change.
240 Elm Street, Suite B7
Groundwork Somerville Inc.

This project will be a collaboration between the recipients research team and community members to sample the water of the Suqi River for contaminants and requirements for their remediation. Meetings will be held with community members to establish multi-stakeholder partnerships for planning and the restoration of the river. Community members and researchers will travel to Anchorage, Seattle and Washington, DC to meet with state and federal agencies for informational purposes and to include decision makers in restoration plans.
Building Collaborative Partnerships
505 W Northern Lights Blvd., Suite 205
Alaska Community Action on Toxics

Ecosystems and Community Health
Verde will work with community residents in the disproportionately impacted area of North Portland to increase their understanding of the impact of urban redevelopment projects, the planning and decision making processes driving them, and the and the public heath, economic and recreational values of redevelopment projects and parks. They will outreach to the community in culturally appropriate ways to raise awareness, faciltate the development of a neighborhood identity and vision and create a more inclusive planning process while strengthening the sustainable economic climate and infrastructure.
Cully Park Environmental Justice in a Time of Sustainability
5135 NE Columbia Blvd
Verde

Boston Safe Shops
The Boston Safe Shops Project is designed to protect the health and well being of workers in small automotive repair shops and the neighborhoods in which they are located by preventing air pollution, promoting green job growth, and connecting workers with education and health care resources. Grant funds will be used to offer a new and important component to this project - a skills training program leading to certification on repair and maintenance of hybrid vehicles. This training will act as an incentive to implement pollution reducing alternative products in neighborhood shops.
1010 Massachusetts Avenue
Boston Public Health Commission

This project addresses climate change mitigation and adaptation by building capacity for green jobs training and education benefiting high school students in environmental justice communities in New Mexico that will equip those students with the knowledge, skills and abilities to compete for employment. A trained green jobs workforce in New Mexico will also assist the state in its efforts to develop clean energy and green industries thus improving local, regional, and national environmental quality. The project includes activities that are authorized by the Clean Air Act and Toxic Substances Control Act.
Green Jobs Capacity Building for New Mexico High School Students
305A N. Cooper Street
Gila Resources Information Project

An inventory of all the Brownfield sites in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of the City of Philadelphia will be done, and a data base of all these sites will be created. Brownfield sites are old and/or abandoned industrial sites that are being redeveloped and/or renovated for a new industrial or residential use. Community meetings will be held to discuss the redevelopment of Brownfields sites in the neighborhood. These meetings will help to involve the community in the revitalization process and will also educate community members about the possible health impacts resulting from exposure to site contaminants. A best practices resource guide will also be created to empower other similar communities with a large number of Brownfield sites undergoing redevelopment.
Northern Liberties Neighbors Association Brownfield Project
700 North 3rd Street
Northern Liberties Neighbors Association

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Env. Justice 3EC00
The Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project (SRCAP) will work with and provide technical assistance to residents in Suffolk, Virginia in order to resolve problems with the community's drinking water supply. The community's two public water supply wells have unusually high levels of fluoride. This grant will allow SRCAP to develop alternative solutions to the drinking water problem in this environmental-justice community, and hold public meetings in order to describe the various options to the community. A solution that is acceptable to the community will eventually be developed, with SRCAP continuing to provide technical and educational assistance to the community.
SRCAP / Hopson Village Environmental Justice Program Project
PO Box 2868-145 Campbell Ave SW-Suite 800
Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project Inc

The purpose of this project is to focus on promoting sustainability practices and climate change awareness through service learning, education, and workshops with the residents, who are English Language Learners, at Ballinger Homes, who are under represented in the sustainability arena.
Ballinger Sustainability Initiative
Center for Human Services

Ecosystems and Community Health
The Nez Perce Tribe Water Resources Division will conduct pre and post survey's regarding the communities' knowledge of water sustainability, quality and protection on the Nez Perce reservation. The grantee will solicit Nez Perce tribal youth to observe and document their experience and learning on the division's numerous water projects to develop an informational documentary video tool expressing the importance of changing demand, water efficiency, quality and protection for Tribal members and reservation communities. Through this tool, the Tribe will have a better understanding of the water and its attributes in the home, environment and understand the Tribe's continuing work on improving water quality for future generations. Please note-Special payment instructions apply to this agreement. See administrative terms and condition #1.
Water Resources Protection Project
Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho

Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice (ENF)
This award provides funds to Mountain Studies Institute to educate, empower, and facilitate the participation of rural people in SW Colorado-NW New Mexico that are affected by air, water, and toxics pollution from oil and gas and energy production facilities. Mountain Studies Institute and its partners will work to: 1) build community knowledge about ozone, mercury, and other environmental quality issues via youth-created radio announcements; reader-friendly outreach materials; and air/water quality alerts in newspapers; 2) engage a broad range of stakeholders via an Air Quality Forum; and 3) empower and facilitate community participation by forming mercury and ozone advisory committees.
Office of Enforcement, Compliance and Environmental Justice
Mountain Studies Institute

Office of Enforcement, Compliance & Environmental Justice
This award provides funds to Citzen's for San Luis Valley Water to do testing of unregulated household wells and to educate participants about ways to protect their health by protecting their water supply. This project will address pollution of air quality and its suspected influence of water quality through the dissolving of air pollutants by atmospheric moisture, which then carries the pollutants to the earth in the form of rain or snow. Residents will be educated on both safe drinking water and air quality in the targeted project area.
Office of Environmental Justice, Small Grants Program
Citizen's for San LuisValley Water

“Familias Saludables Project (Healthy Families Project)” is a culturally relevant and bilingual outreach and education project that engages colonia adults, youth, schools, and local governments in working together to address the most pressing environmental concerns affecting the quality of life along the U.S/Mexico Border Region such as poor water quality, ground water contamination, illegal dumping, lead based and chemical poisoning. The project targets colonias in San Elizario, Clint and Montana Vista who do not have water or wastewater utilities and those living in poor housing conditions that use salvaged construction materials to build their homes.
Familias Saludables Project
12500 Socorro Road
Familias Triunfadoras Inc

The purpose of this project is to educate and conduct community outreach to the residents in the Washington Heights/ Inwood area of Manhattan on lead paint poisoning. The Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation will work to minimize lead paint violations through apartment inspections and will assist to mitigate other indoor environmental conditions, such as mold and rodent infestation, which exacerbate asthma problems. Furthermore, the recipient will educate the community about the dangers of pesticides used to control vermin infestation and the benefits of integrated pest management to address vermin infestation.
Environmental Justice - Northern Manhattan
76 Wadsworth Avenue
Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation

This project is an Environmental Justice Project in the predominantly African-American community of Altgeld Gardens in Chicago, Illinois. Environmental Education and Exploration program (EEE) is proposing to educate 18 youth aged 14-18 about the harmful effects of environmental hazards, to expose them to environmental job opportunities, and to engage the community at large on local and national environmental justice issues. The program will involve classroom instructions, hands-on activities, and social activism training. Topics covered will include lead awareness, asbestos awareness, mold identification and inspection, indoor quality, hazardous material and risk management, basis inspection, and construction.
Environmental Education and Exploration (Triple E) (EEE)
13116 South Ellis Avenue
People for Community Recovery

The Keep It Clean and Clear Project (KICCP) will be completed as an Environmental Justice Small Grant project which will provide training, education and implement best practices on stormwater management, water conservation, and increase the knowledge and understanding of the role of water in Milwaukee and its impact upon health
CITY OF MILWAUKEE - ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE
200 East Wells Street
City of Milwaukee

Cleaner Chelsea Campaign
Chelsea Neighborhood Development's Cleaner Chelsea Campaign will educate residents about new trash collection procedures, reduce litter on the streets, and increase recycling tonnage in Chelsea. Through community and City partnerships, the Cleaner Chelsea Campaign will coordinate city-wide public outreach and education about recycling which will include home visits, distribution of recycling bins, and house meetings. The project goal is to increase recycling from 7% to 14% citywide.
4 Gerrish Avenue
Chelsea Neighborhood Developers Inc.

Green Teenz Video Learning Project
Rhode Island Legal Services, Inc.'s Green Teenz Video Learning Project will host a ten week class for 15 youth from the Hartford Park Public Housing Project in Providence, Rhode Island. During the class, the youth will create two 30-second public service announcement videos (one in English and one in Spanish) on the threats to human health posed by common household cleaning products and a 5-minute video in English on how solid waste and trash contributes to poor living and health conditions in low-income neighborhoods.
56 Pine Street, Fourth Floor
Rhode Island Legal Services Inc.

Healthy Home Housing Advocacy Project
The purpose of this project is to reduce the high rate of lead poisoning within the City of Manchester's high risk populations, as well as reduce exposure to other home based environmental hazards. In addition, the project will engage residents in a collaborative process to improve the health of low income and ,minority families through effective use of local housing codes to enforce remediation of environmental hazards in rental housing. The Way Home will facilitate community education and outreach to assist in developing community and tenant advocacy groups and leadership to empower the members of the most adversely afftected neighborhoods to participate in a meaningful way in the decisions and policies which affect their health and ability to attain and maintain safe, affordable housing.
214 Spruce Street

The purpose of this project is to increase the awareness of community residents of Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York about the environmental harms and risks of their local waterways. The recipient will directly engage community members in water quality monitoring and find solutions to mediating the problems of the Niagara River and its tributaries. Furthermore, the recipient will educate residents on the industrial toxins which have polluted the waterways and the harmful affect these toxins have on the local fish wildlife and the recreational usage of the waterways.
ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - BUFFALO RIVERKEEPER
1250 Niagara Street
Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper

Office of Special Projects
This project seeks to increase the Seneca County, NY community residents' involvement and understanding of the environmental, health and climate change impacts related to the Seneca Meadows Landfill. The Citizens Environmental Coalition will conduct air quality screening to monitor the fugitive emission gases from the landfill. The air monitoring study will be used to determine if the air quality near those residents living around the landfill is within national air quality standards. Furthermore, the recipient will educate residents on solid waste disposal practices, and develop a waste plan to reduce the landfill waste intake.
Environmental Justice - Citizens Environment Coalition
33 Central Avenue
Citizens Environmental Coalition

First Tee of Greater Austin's Green Space Management and Water Re-use Program
The First Tee is a nonprofit organization that targets minority and under-served youth in Austin and has deliberately chosen to construct its first golf-learning facility in east Austin - a primarily minority (Black and Hispanic), an economically under served area of metropolitan Austin. In addition, the site includes a closed municipal solid waste landfill. The First Tee of Greater Austin�s Green Space Management and Water Re-Use Program provides TFTGA the opportunity to use it�s newly developed golf-learning center site for 1.) Implementation of an innovative Turf Management and Water Resources Protection Plan; 2.) Collaboration with the City of Austin and it�s effluent water re-use program; 4.) Redevelopment of a closed municipal solid waste landfill; 5.) Creation of an open space and nature preserve in a neighborhood that lacks such facilities; and 6.) Education of all involved, as well as the surrounding neighborhoods about the benefits of environmentally friendly use and maintenance of public open space. This project relates to the strategic plan because it involves working to develop solutions to local environmental issues and involves learning more about exposure to environmental hazards and risks. The outcome is the protection of their families and communities
8121 Bee Cave Road, Suite 102
Greater Austin First Tee

Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians is one of the six federally recognized Tribes in Lake County, California, that make up the Hinthill Environmental Resource Consortium (HERC). The Scotts Valley Tribe will use the Environmental Justice Grant, along with funding from the Department of Energy, to implement a Weatherization Energy Program to reduce energy consumption in tribal housing and commercial buildings. The Program will include energy evaluations, conservation consultations, and building retrofitting for energy efficiency. In addition to the energy reduction benefits, the Program will increase the Tribe's capacity by providing Tribal members with training for specialized green jobs. This grant agreement provides full federal funding in the amount of $25,000.00.
Environmental Justice Program - Scotts Valley Energy Conservation and Efficiency Implementation
301 Industrial Avenue
Scotts Valley Band Of Pomo Indians

Office of the Administrative
Environmental Equity Program This project seeks to develop a statistical data base of health information on residents of impacted areas around the Rubbertown Complex through public participation; provide a basis for historical trends on health symptoms, ailments and complaints; and, inform the community about the trends as a result of the study; to provide the Metropolitan Health Department with a documented repository of health symptoms. Moreover, the project will assess cancer and non-cancer health risks from exposure to toxic air emissions.
Residential Health Data Base Development
2900 W. Broadway, The NIA Center, Ste 218
W. Jefferson Co. Community Task Force

The goal of this project is to create a sustainable structure for serving community needs by utilizing students in University of Utah Environmental Justice courses to respond to expressed needs in areas related to air and water quality, toxic substances, and waste management. The goal will be accomplished through the following actions: (1) providing a greater understanding of environmental justice by creating, piloting, and disseminating an environmental justice simulation program modeled after the nationally recognized Missouri Poverty Action Simulation; (2) engaging University of Utah graduate students in the analysis of previously conducted Rose Park needs assessments that will shape service learning projects; (3) engaging undergraduate students in service learning opportunities based on the needs assessment analysis; (4) ensuring the longevity of serving community needs through by creating lasting partnerships between local service providers and students. Rose Park neighborhood in Salt Lake City is community that this project discusses. This project will use existing needs assessment information to work with community members and organizations to address environmental issues.
The Utah Society for Envir Ed Environmental Justice