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Mildred McClain, Ed.D., is Executive Director of
Citizens for Environmental Justice, Inc., the Harambee House, Inc.,
and the Southern Association of Black Educators, Inc., in Savannah,
GA. Dr. McClain founded Citizens for Environmental Justice, which
delivers environmental education and information to African American
and low-income communities. The Harambee House is a community center
which focuses on political, socio-economic and community empowerment.
The Southern Association of Black Educators works to uplift young people
in the community. Dr. McClain has worked as a human rights activist for
30 years, as a teacher, administrator and consultant. Her work experience
includes: Executive Director of Hands Across America of Georgia and the Georgia
Citizens Coalition on Hunger (1987-89); Project Director of the Georgia
Citizens Coalition on Hunger (1982-87); Project Director of the Morris
Brown College Learning Resources Center (1984-85); Project Director,
Florida Clearinghouse on Prisons & Jails (1978-79); Senior Consultant,
Educational Enterprises (1972-87); and Teacher (1969-71 and 1978-79).
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