Toronto’s Mayor John Tory has lent (not given) his support with a Proclamation for for Awareness Day:
(I’m sorry there’s no written transcript for the image)
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Special Issue on Ecopsychology and Environmental Sensitivities:
Chemical, Electrical, and Beyond
The articles in the special edition of Ecopsychology are sometimes available for free (like right now), so if you haven’t read them yet, this is a good opportunity to check them out!
This is a real gift from the publisher! The usual cost is about $50 per article!
Please read and share with others who aren’t familiar with what is going on!
http://online.liebertpub.com/toc/eco/9/2
The articles and authors are listed here:
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My article “Invisible Barriers, Invisible Disabilities, Invisible People” is now available to read in the
Special Issue on Ecopsychology and Environmental Sensitivities:
Chemical, Electrical, and Beyond
All the articles in the entire special issue will be available for free until Sept. 5 2017, which is unprecedented access!
Please check them out and share as widely as possible!
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