08/08/2026
Boycotts, naming corporate bad actors, and caring for the human rights of indigenous people entered the environmental movement during the 1980s alongside the public's recognition of the beauty and significance of rainforests. Rainforest Action Network - RAN early history reveals the origins of these and other innovations, as well as a record of success that proves a small and poorly-funded, but passionate, inclusive, and strategic organization unafraid of being labeled radical can achieve real change. To join the conversation with David Benac, the author of a new book that explores these and other topics, head to the Portage District Library on Tuesday, August 11th @ 6 PM. Click on the image below to register.
Rainforest Radicals: A History of Rainforest Action Network, Tuesday, August 11th @ 6 PM. Explore the history of the Rainforest Action Network and environmental activism with author and WMU Associate Professor of History Dr. David Benac. Registration is required.
To register or for further details, please visit: https://portage.libnet.info/event/16174930