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Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, CA

Witnessing the Slow Violence of the Supply Chain

Project

Growing Warehouses, from citrus to logistics in Redlands

1988/2019: Growing Warehouses, from citrus to logistics in Redlands

Projects

“Building People Power,” The Real Pandemic: Coronavirus and the Logistics in LA and the IE

“Hard Decisions,” The Real Pandemic: Coronavirus and the Logistics in LA and the IE

“The Costs of Convenience,” The Real Pandemic: Coronavirus and the Logistics in LA and the IE

Riverside’s Trujillo Adobe: Created and Destroyed by Logistics

From Rose Colored Nostalgia to Seeing Red: Kaiser Steel and the Slow Violence of the Supply Chain

Aruna Prabhala on biological diversity imperiled by proposed mega warehouse

Enough is enough! A new era of community coalitions oppose air cargo centers

Growing Warehouses, from citrus to logistics in Redlands

Modern Times—Amazon, automation, and surveillance, with Sheheryar Kaoosji

Mira Loma to Manzanar—the racialized roots of distribution, with Brinda Sarathy

Isella Ramirez and LA’s toxic diesel-death zones

East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice “fight for life” along goods movement corridors

Contributors

University Partners

University of California, Riverside

Faculty Project Directors
Megan Asaka
Cathy Gudis

Students
Rudolph Bielitz
Katrin Boniface
Yvonne Chamberlain
Emily Grucza
Emily Guerrero
Lee Hanover
Margaret Hanson
Sarah Junod
Audrey Maier
Andrew Snodgrass
Gabriella Train
Alyse Yeargan

Community Partners

Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice (CCAEJ)

East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice