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UCSB Hist 2c: World History, 1700-present

Women's Roles in Helping the Environment on a Grassroots Level

by Jenni Schultz, draft version May 23, 2006

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page created June 5, 2006, updated 6/19/06


Paper 1, by S.M.:
Maathai & Green Belt
Paper 2, by J.S.:
Maathai & Green Belt
Paper 3, by J.A.: McKiernan on Kurds
Paper 4, by M.H.:
Film After Innocence
Paper 5, by L.P.:
Film Shape of Water
Maathai Event Description on Events Page
2006 Sample Papers Index page

Author's Statement
I am a sophomore Psychology major and Black Studies minor. I chose to write my paper on Wangari Maathai because of my interest in Africa. I did not know much about what people were doing to help Africa become more economically successful. I thought the event was inspiring because it showed how people can help change a continent on the grassroots level. I am glad I went to this event because Wangari Maathai is a very interesting and intriguing person to learn from.

Jenni Schultz on Maathai, p. 1 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 1

J.S. on Maathai, p. 2 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 2

J.S. on Maathai, p. 3 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 3

J.S. on Maathai, p. 4 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 4

J.S. on Maathai, p. 5 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 5
J.S. on Maathai, p. 6 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 6

J.S. on Maathai, p. 7 (back to top)
Maathai, p. 7

Paper 1, by S.M.:
Maathai & Green Belt
Paper 2, by J.S.:
Maathai & Green Belt
Paper 3, by J.A.: McKiernan on Kurds
Paper 4, by M.H.:
Film After Innocence
Paper 5, by L.P.:
Film Shape of Water
Maathai Event Description on Events Page
2006 Sample Papers Index page

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