Monash Student Association 2007
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The MSA Environment & Social Justice Department and elected office bearers facilitate student involvement in sustainability and social justice, both on campus and in the wider community. If you want to help create a more earth-friendly campus, or would like to campaign on environmental issues beyond Clayton, drop into the MSA Environment Office or call or email your Environment Officers. Congratulations to the Monash Environment & Social Justice Collective on being finalists for the 2007 Sustainable Cities Awards. Environment & Social Justice Officers: Callum Bryant callum.bryant@adm.monash.edu.au Nils Wiebkin nils.wiebkin@adm.monash.edu.au Other Web sites: Australian Student Environment Network (ASEN) Email: environment.msa@adm.monash.edu.au Phone: (03) 9905 5710 Location: Level 1 Campus Centre (Building 10) Monash University, Clayton |
MSA Environment & Social Justice Department 1. The Environment & Social Justice Department 2. The Environment & Social Justice Collective The Monash Environment and Social Justice Collective is a network of groups and individuals working together to realize their own goals, desires and visions around social and environmental change. It ensures diversity and that all people can participate equally and take responsibility for the change they want to see. The Environment and Social Justice Collective determines its own role, though there are a few fundamental principles upon which it was founded upon:
The Environment and Social Justice Collective involves and supports the following groups: Pedal Australia for Clean Energy Monash Weather and Climate Society Monash Indigenous Solidarity Collective Monash Sustainable Transport Department 4. Community Garden For more information and to get involved, contact: environment.msa@adm.monash.edu.au 5. Monash Organic Vege-Box Co-Op Are you interested in getting a box of organic vegies each week to feed a family of four for around $30.00 or a couple for only $15.00? The Monash Uni organic fruit and vegetable co-operative was formed from the simple idea that by working together, we can purchase fresh, organic vegetables at budget-friendly wholesale prices. It is a non-profit, co-operatively run venture -- owned, controlled, and run by its members alone.
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