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ThesisAguirre, NayelyThe effectiveness of culturally appropriate health policies is defined by the ability to promote organizational change and proper training for health providers. Literature on health care access and outcomes demonstrate a persistent gap between majorit . . .
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ThesisKomjakraphan, GraceEnvironmental justice is an extension of the social justice movement in providing for the fair treatment for all groups in access to opportunities and meeting basic needs from an environmental perspective. California Government Code Section 65040.12(e . . .
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Student ResearchBriceno, LuisOver 9.3 million Californians were found to be part of disadvantaged communities as identified by the Environmental Protection Agency. These communities are surrounded with environmental issues, often leading to environmental burdens. With water being . . .
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Student ResearchKennedy, Andrew GCalifornia is experiencing record drought. The state cannot continue to rely on imported water supplies. Local supplies are often times contaminated with nitrates and perchlorates, a legacy of the Southland's agricultural and industrial past. This stu . . .
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Graduate ProjectGhossain, GeorgeA reliable and efficient public transportation system, with equitable access, is a keystone to having economically viable and sustainable communities. It is essential for a good quality of life especially for disadvantaged communities with no other me . . .