STUDY SESSION
THEME
March 11-13, 2004
Host: Ghost Ranch Conference Center in Abiquiu, New Mexico www.ghostranch.org
SPEAKERS: Ryan Case, Water Stewards Network www.waterstewards.org Elizabeth Peredo - Mujer, Identidad y Trabajo, Fundación Solón www.funsolon.org Jose Luis Montes, Consultoria Tecnica Comunitaria (CONTEC)
PANEL: Southwest Network for Environmental & Economic Justice www.sneej.org Richard Moore, German Agoyo, Tomas Garduno
San Ildefonso Pueblo Gilbert Sanchez, Kathy Sanchez
Southwest Organizing Project www.swop.net Tomasita Gonzalez, Pajarito Mesa
La Jicarita News Kay Mathews, www.lajicarita.org
COLLECTION OF RELEVANT ARTICLES FOR BACKGROUND READING
Book Review by Jane Breckenridge: When Water, A Fundamental Heritage, Becomes a Private Commodity for Sale
Washington Post 02-14-04 by Mark Zeitoun Avoiding a Mideast Water War
washingtonpost.com Water Privatization Draws Indian' Ire-Villagers Resist New Approach to Sacred Resource by Rama Lakshmi;Special to The Washington Post 12/29/03;pgA14
Heifer International: www.heifer.org WORLD ARK Fall 2003: Troubled Waters - Lack of Freshwater Threatens Globe by Sandra Postel, Director of the Global Water Policy Project, Amherst, Mass.
United Methodist Women: www.gbgm-umc.org Response Magazine: Sustaining the Earth For a Cup of CLEAN WATER by Brenda L. Webber and Dana E. Jones
YES! A Journal - Winter 2004: Whose Water? www.yesmagazine.org Turning Scarcity into Abundance by Vandana Shiva The Big Promise of the Small by Carolyn McConnell A Sewer Becomes a Water Park by Karen Charman
National Catholic Rural Life Conference www.ncrlc.com Catholic Rural Life Spring 2003: The Folly of Water Privatization by Wenonah Hauter
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