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Environmental Justice Tour of the South San Joaquin Valley
September 2013
Contact Lauren Richter for more information on how to join. Learn more about our EJ tours here
 
 
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about 2 days ago More great photos from Legal Director Brent Newell's and Luke Cole Fellow Madeline Stano's trip last week to meet... http://t.co/p51aFetBSs
about 5 days ago We are doing some housecleaning in the San Francisco office and have found some great memories! This picture is... http://t.co/itJbDv9Gfs
about 6 days ago CRPE is proud to be a sponsor of the Impact Fund's 20th anniversary celebration. Founder and honoree Brad... http://t.co/HGayGMBToL
about 6 days ago Legal Director Brent Newell and Luke Cole Fellow Madeline Stano are in the Native Village of Kivalina in Alaska... http://t.co/8kMRp7gIMk
about 6 days ago Assembly passes ‘Trust Act' easing deportation law http://t.co/PgvgPGg41t via @utsandiego
about 6 days ago Court Rules Against Industry Efforts to Hide Health Effects of Styrene | Earthjustice http://t.co/StE0FLbZlr via @Earthjustice
about 6 days ago Use your smartphone to be an ethical shopper http://t.co/eKSBwIcfk1
about 7 days ago Why Federal Efforts to Ensure Clean Tap Water Fail to Reach Faucets Nationwide http://t.co/Xd1K3YJ2km
about 9 days ago Today, CRPE's Valerie was on NPR discussing #ValleyFever , an incurable lung infection reaching epidemic levels in CA. http://t.co/vMittsivxP
about 9 days ago @HarvestHealth @rebeccaplevin A big thank you for all your work spreading the word about Valley Fever, and Valerie & Emily's story!
about 9 days ago Do Children Harvest Your Food? - Helene York - The Atlantic http://t.co/ASNLLN957b
about 15 days ago In case you missed it, check out this profile of one of our community leaders, Roberto Garcia, secretary treasurer... http://t.co/oEbPvF5Hh2
about 15 days ago Delano approves utility rate increase amid questions over ... - http://t.co/ESHdQ7cjjn http://t.co/mXO9HlaUaZ
about 15 days ago In case you missed it, check out this profile of one of our community leaders, Roberto Garcia, secretary... http://t.co/qTAH09hpM8
about 16 days ago Valley Fever Infecting Thousands In Agricultural Heartland http://t.co/BtsBXCZHMz via Huffington Post Healthy Living
about 19 days ago Are you passionate about social justice and experienced in nonprofit fundraising? Then you should apply to be... http://t.co/p9DLxCLEnC
about 20 days ago Last week we told you about a newly transformed co-op restaurant in the Mission district, Rosy's, owned by eight... http://t.co/Iz57RSN2wA

SF Office

Marissa Alexander, Communications Associate
Ingrid Brostrom, Senior Attorney
Arminda Montoya, Chief Financial Officer
Brent J. Newell, Legal Director
Sofia Parino, Senior Attorney
Lauren Richter, Development Director
Madeline Stano, Luke Cole Memorial Fellow
 
 
 

Delano Office

Gustavo Aguirre, Director of Organizing
Caroline Farrell, Executive Director
Juan Flores,  Community Organizer
Valerie Gorospe, Community Organizer
Refugio Valencia Gutierrez, Community Organizer
Lupe Martinez, Assistant Executive Director
Bianca Quintero, Community Organizer
Bates, Human Resources Specialist

 

Brent Newell

Legal Director,
San Francisco


brent_newellBrent Newell was born and raised in Northern California, graduating from Cardinal Newman High School of Santa Rosa. In 1992, he earned a degree in Economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz, which included a year studying abroad at the Wirtschafts Universität Wien and the Universität Wien in Austria. In 1997, he enrolled at the University of Oregon School of Law and a year later joined CRPE as a summer legal intern. During that summer, he did the legal and factual research that helped CRPE embark on a multi-year campaign to regulate animal factories. After graduating in 2000, Brent joined CRPE as an Equal Justice Fellow in CRPE’s Delano office to work on a project to help rural communities protect themselves from unregulated animal factory air pollution. In 2003, Brent established the San Joaquin Valley Air Quality Project to provide legal and community organizing assistance to communities struggling for healthy air in the nation’s most polluted air basin. In 2008, Brent was named Legal Director and in 2010 became General Counsel,  Brent livies in the Bay Area and enjoys most of his spare time with his family and still manages to get away for a few days of backpacking and fly fishing each year.

 

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