CURRICULUM VITAE 2017

Jonathan K. London

Personal Information

Permanent Address: 265 Grande Ave.

Davis, Ca 95616

Phone: 530-792-8870

Work Address: 2335 Hart Hall

Davis, Ca 95616

Email: [email protected]

Web Site: http://humanecology.ucdavis.edu/people/faculty/

crd_london_jonathan.html

Areas of Interest

Environmental justice policy

Social movements

Rural community development

Regional equity

Engaged scholarship

Education

Education and Training

1995-2001 University of California, Berkeley, Ph.D., Rural sociology and

geography (Louise Fortmann)

1993-1995 University of California, Berkeley, MCP, City and Regional Planning

1987-1991 Brown University, Providence RI, BA, Environmental Studies, Magna

Cum Laude

Employment

Employment History

7/1/2015- UC Davis Department of Human Ecology, Davis,

CA, Associate Professor, Tenure awarded January

30, 2015 Official appointment begins July 1, 2015

7/2008-6/2015 UC Davis Department of Human Ecology, Davis,

CA, Assistant Professor, Tenure awarded 1/30/15

Official appointment begins 7/1/2015

7/2008-present UC Davis Center for Regional Change, Davis, CA,

Director

1/2006-6/2008 UC Davis, Department of Human and Community

Development, Davis, Professional Researcher/

Acting Director, Center for Regional Change

6/2000-12/2005 Youth In Focus, Oakland and Davis, CA, Executive

Director

Extending Knowledge

Broadcast, Print or Electronic Media

1. Just Us in Davis (monthly op-ed on social justice issues), Newspaper Article, 2006-

present, Davis Enterprise news paper.

Workshops, Conferences, Presentations and Short Courses

1. Rural Philanthropy and the Central Valley Partnership, Invited Speaker, Rural

Philanthropy. Council On Foundations, 56th Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA,

04/2005.

2. Health Equity by Design in Rural Places, Invited Speaker, Healthy Places:

Redesigning Communities to Foster Environmental Health and Social Equity,

University Extension. Davis, 06/2006.

3. Community Well-being in the Central Valley, Invited Speaker, Great Valley Center

annual conference, Sacramento, CA, 05/2007.

4. Center for the Study of Regional Change as a resource for Colusa County, Invited

Speaker, UC Cooperative Extension leadership training workshop, Colusa, CA,

03/2008.

5. UC Davis and inter-regional planning, Invited Speaker, Interregional Summit:

Planning For The Bay Area/Sacramento Megaregion: Coordinating Transportation

Models, UC Davis, 04/2008.

6. Regional Change in the Central Valley: Visions for the Future, Invited Speaker,

DANR Nutrition Coordinating Conference, UC Davis, 04/2008.

7. Economic Development in a Transitional Natural Resource-based Economy, Invited

Speaker, Mendocino Board of Supervisors, 05/2008.

8. University- Community Action Research Partnerships, Invited Speaker,

Presentation to Sowing Change in the Central Valley: Funders’ Tour. 40 Acres,

Delano, CA, 03/2009.

9. Integrating photovoice and other participatory methods into strategic planning

and evaluation of community economic development in rural Kwa Zulu Natal/

Eastern Cape Provinces, Invited Speaker, Leaders of NGOs involved in community

economic development throughout South Africa, South Africa, 10/2009, 25

Attendees.

10. “Community Engaged Scholarship in a time of Crisis.”, Invited Speaker, Art of

Regional Change Faculty, UC Davis, 12/2009.

11. The Importance of Thinking and Acting Regionally, Invited Speaker, Saving

California's Communities (Elected and Civic leaders from throughout the

Sacramento Region), UC Davis, 05/2010, 100 Attendees.

12. Healthy Youth/ Healthy Regions: Findings, Analysis and Recommendations,

Keynote Speaker, Sierra Health Foundation Board of Directors and Executive

leadership, Monterey, CA, 08/28/2010, 12 Attendees.

13. Why Social Equity Matters for Regional Prosperity, Organizer, Sacramento Internal

Study Mission: (Business and civic leaders from throughout the Sacramento

Region), Sacramento, 10/07/2010, 100 Attendees.

14. Participatory Action Research Methods, Organizer, Ford Foundation: Community

Forestry and Environmental Resource Partnerships (Graduate students from

throughout the country), Middletown, CA, 09/23/2010-09/24/2010, 25 Attendees.

15. Participatory Action Research for Environmental Justice, Organizer, UC Berkeley

School of Law, UC Berkeley School of Law, 10/13/2010, 50 Attendees.

16. Cumulative Environmental Health Impacts in California's San Joaquin Valley:

Innovations in the Use of US EPA's Toxic Release Inventory Data,, Invited

Speaker, US EPA and other state and federal regulators; Health and policy

scientists, US EPA Training Conference on TRI Data for Environmental Decision-

making. Washington, DC, 11/03/2010, 200 Attendees.

17. Mapping Regional Equity in California's Capital Region, Invited Speaker, Coalition

on Regional Equity Summit (Social/ environmental equity advocates from

throughout the Sacramento Region), Sierra Health Foundtion, Sacramento,

11/05/2010, 60 Attendees.

18. Inter-disciplinary research for health, Keynote Speaker, Council of Chairs and

Deans: UC Davis School of Medicine, UC Davis Medical Center, 11/17/2010, 20

Attendees.

19. Innovations in Community Engaged Scholarship, Keynote Speaker, Faculty and

administrators from Land Grant and other universities, Michigan State University,

National Outreach Scholarship Conference, 10/02/2011, 500 Attendees.

20. Healthy Youth/ Healthy Regions, Invited Speaker, Local educational, social service,

elected officials, Yolo County Office of Ed, 10/12/2011, 45 Attendees.

21. Engaged Scholarship for Community Lawyering, Keynote Speaker, UCD and UCB

School of Law Professors and students, UC Davis, 01/14/2012, 25 Attendees.

22. Integrating Social Equity into Regional Planning, Keynote Speaker, Fresno County

Council of Governments, Fresno, CA, 01/22/2012, 175 Attendees.

23. Engaged Scholship for Community Public Health, Keynote Speaker, Nursing

students, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing - UCD, 11/15/2012, 40 Attendees.

24. The Politics of the Engaged University, Organizer, Provost's Initiative on the Public

University and the Social Good, UC Davis, 03/07/2013, 80 Attendees.

25. Engaged Scholarship for Public Health (Co-Presented with Rey Leon, San Joaquin

Valley Latino Environmental Advancement Project), Invited Speaker, Community-

based Participatory Research Summit: public health researchers and practitioners,

San Franscisco State University, 06/07/2013, 30 Attendees.

26. Revealing the Invisble Coachella Valley, Keynote Speaker, Civic leaders (farm

workers, community advocates), Coachella Environmental Health Leadership

Summit: Mecca, CA, 06/12/2013, 125 Attendees.

27. Using Data to Build Community Collaborations, Keynote Speaker, Placer

Collaborative Network: philanthropy, social service, education, media leaders,

Auburn, CA, 06/15/2013, 60 Attendees.

28. Engaged Scholarship at UC Davis, Presenter, Imagining America: Summit on

Engaged Scholarship, Los Angeles, 06/24/2013-06/26/2013, 120 Attendees.

29. Engaged Scholarship for Environmental Science, Invited Speaker, Faculty and

Researchers with the UCD Superfund Research Program, UC Davis, 08/22/2013,

15 Attendees.

30. Building Capacity for Community-engaged Research, Keynote Speaker, Presented

to faculty leadership teams from NIEHS-funded Superfund Research Centers from

across the country (including Harvard, Brown, Michigan State, University of Puerto

Rico, Northeastern, Louisiana State), Baton Rouge, LA, 10/16/2013, 50 Attendees.

31. Cumulative Environmental Vulnerabilities: Opportunities Integrating health

and environmental Policy and Philanthropy, Invited Speaker, California and

national foundation executives:, San Joaquin Valley Funders' Tour in Fresno, CA,

12/04/2013, 75 Attendees.

32. Spinning Community-Engaged Research, Keynote Speaker, Environmental Health

Scientists and Environmental Social Sciences, Northeastern University: PROTECT

(NIEHS) research program and Nationally-distributed Webinar, 01/27/2014, 100

Attendees.

33. Climate Vulnerability and Environmental Justice, Presenter, Leaders from CA

environmental and health agencies, California EPA, Sacramento, 04/10/2014, 25

Attendees.

34. Making Data Matter: Informing Planning for Healthy Regions and Communities,

Invited Speaker, Making, Fresno State University (Frenso Metro Ministry),

04/18/2014, 65 Attendees.

35. Environmental Justice Mapping for Community Change, Invited Speaker,

environmental justice and health advocates, public agency leaders, Sacramento

Food Bank, 06/04/2014, 45 Attendees.

36. Regional Equity and Community Empowerment, Invited Speaker, Rural

Development Leadership Network, UC Davis, 06/10/2014, 8 Attendees.

37. Innovations in Community Outreach in Rural California, Invited Speaker, Faculty of

the Western Center for Agricultural Health and Safety (NIOSH), UC Davis Public

Health Sciences, 06/10/2014, 12 Attendees.

38. Superfund Policy and Regional Opportunity, Keynote Speaker, United States

Environmental Protection Agency leaders, San Francisco, 06/11/2014, 50

Attendees.

39. Regional Opportunity, Hunger, Nutrition, and Regional Food Systems, Invited

Speaker, Leaders from AGRee for Food and Policy and UC Davis World Food

Center, Webinar, 06/19/2014, 8 Attendees.

40. Applying the Regional Opportunity Index for Afforable Housing Development,

Invited Speaker, Housing developers, public agency leaders, bankers, non-profit

leaders, Yolo County Afforable Housing Summit (Federal Reserve Bank of San

Francisco), 08/04/2014, 75 Attendees.

41. Training on applying the Regional Opportunity Index for Community Reinvestment

Act, Presenter, Wells Fargo Bank Community Development Vice Presidents, Wells

Frago Bank, Sacramento, 08/13/2014, 6 Attendees.

42. Applying the Regional Opportunity Index for Philantropy in the San Joaquin

Valley, Invited Speaker, Sierra Health Foundation Executives, Sacramento, CA,

08/22/2014, 10 Attendees.

43. Making Data Matter for Sustainable and Equitable Regions, Invited Speaker,

Community and regional planners, elected officials, community developers, and

regional advocates, Fresno County Council of Governments. Statewide Learning

Exchange, 08/27/2014, 100 Attendees.

44. Regional Opportunity and Environmental Justice, Invited Speaker, environmental

justice and health advocates from throughout California, Roots of Resistance:

Central California Environmental Justive Coalition Annual Confernece, Fresno, CA,

09/06/2014, 100 Attendees.

45. Mapping Regional Opportunity in the San Joaquin Valley, Keynote Speaker, SJV

Community Reinvestment Bankers Collaborative, Fresno, 10/8/2014, 35 Attendees.

46. Innovations in Mapping for Community and Regional Development, Invited

Speaker, Policy leaders form througout California, UC Center, Sacramento,

10/23/2014, 100 Attendees.

47. Integrating Social Equity into Regional Planning, Keynote Speaker, Public agency

leaders (environmental, transportation, housing, land use), California Research

Bureau, Sacramento, 10/28/2014, 25 Attendees.

48. Disadvantaged Communities and Integrated Regional Water Management in

CA, Organizer, Policy and community leaders involved in drinking water issues

throughout CA, Calistoga, CA, 12/3/2014-12/5/2014, 50 Attendees.

49. Applying Environmental Justice Mapping Tools for Community Advocacy,

Organizer, Community leaders througout the Coachella Valley, Coachella

(Riverside County, 1/14/2015, 10 Attendees.

50. Putting Data to Work for Sustainable & Equitable Communitites, Invited Speaker,

Policy leaders and planners, Sacramento Area Council of Governments, 1/21/2015,

30 Attendees.

51. Innovations in Policy Communications with DIverse Communities, Invited Speaker,

ANR Communications Advisory Board, Davis, 2/12/2015, 30 Attendees.

52. Making Data Matter for Communities (Launch of a book published by the Federal

Reserve Bank and the Urban Institite), Organizer, Faculty, students, policy, and

community leaders, UC Davis, 2/13/2015, 120 Attendees.

53. Alternative Academic Careers in Public Policy and Engaged Research, Invited

Speaker, Graduate students affiliated with the Davis Humanities Institute, UC

Davis, 5/1/2015, 20 Attendees.

54. Policy Summit: Identifying Violations Affecting Communities, Organizer, Policy

and community organization leaders from throughout California, California EPA

Building, Sacramento, July 13, 2015, 100 Attendees.

55. Building Capacity for Policy Engagement in AC ANR, Invited Speaker, UC

ANR specialists, advisors, staff, UC ANR Joint Strategic Initiatives Conference,

Sacramento, CA, October 6, 2015, 40 Attendees.

56. Open Data Mapping Tools for Sustainable and Healthy Communities, Invited

Speaker, Public agency, non-profit, and private sector planners, California Planning

Association, West Sacramento CA, June 3, 2016, 75 Attendees.

57. Capitalizing Environmental Justice in the Sacramento Region, Invited Speaker,

Policy makers, non-profit leaders, UC Center Sacramento, January 21, 2016, 100

Attendees.

58. Capitalizing Environmental Justice: Reflections for Community-engagement, Invited

Speaker, Civic Spark Fellows, Local Government Commission, February 12, 2016,

30 Attendees.

Grants and Contracts

Grants Active

01/01/2012 -

12/31/2016

$550,000, Co-Investigator, Regional Opportunity Index, Chris Benner,

Anne Visser (Principal Investigator), Rabobank, N.A., Wells Fargo,

Santander Bank, Percentage Effort=5%

10/01/2013 -

11/01/2016

$600,000, Co-Principal Investigator, Managing for multiple ecosystem

services in working landscapes of Sacramento: Urban agriculture and

soil lead contamination, Mary Cadenasso (Principal Investigator), UC

Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Percentage Effort=10%

04/06/2015 -

05/01/2020

$7.8 million, Co-Principal Investigator, UC Davis Environmental Health

Sciences Core Center (P30), Irva Hertz-Piccioto, Department of Public

Health Sciences (Principal Investigator), National Institutes of Health,

Percentage Effort=10%

06/01/2015 -

05/31/2017

$365,000, Trainer, California Civic Engagement Project, MIndy

Romero (Principal Investigator), James Irvine Foundation, Percentage

Effort=2%

10/03/2016 -

10/31/2017

$150,000, Principal Investigator, Mapping Water Justice in the

San Joaquin Valley, The California Water Foundation, Percentage

Effort=5%

10/03/2016 -

10/31/2017

$75,000, Principal Investigator, Developing an integrated

transportation, health, metric for the Sacramento Region, National

Center for Sustainable Transportation, Percentage Effort=5%

10/03/2016 -

04/28/2017

$100,000, Principal Investigator, Building capacity for community-

engaged environmental health science research, National Institutes

of Health/ National Institute of Environmental Health Research,

Percentage Effort=5%

Grants Completed

07/01/2013 -

06/30/2015

$200,000, Principal Investigator, Building Capacity of The

Environment Justice Movement in CA, California Wellness

Foundation, Percentage Effort=5%

05/01/2006 -

04/30/2007

$50,000, Co-Principal Investigator, Growing Youth Action in the

Central Valley, Nancy Erbstein (Principal Investigator), Walter S.

Johnson Foundations

01/01/2013 -

09/27/2013

$15,000, Principal Investigator, Developing a Participatory Action

Research Resource Center, Center for Collaborative Research for an

Equitable California, Percentage Effort=5%

10/01/2013 -

09/30/2015

$300,000, Co-Principal Investigator, Making Youth Data Matter, Nancy

Erbstein (Principal Investigator), The California Endowment

11/01/2013 -

10/31/2014

$100,000, Principal Investigator, California Civic Engagment Project,

The James Irvine Foundation

09/20/2007 -

09/30/2008

$10,000, Principal Investigator, Up from the Understory, California

Council for Humanities

10/01/2007 -

09/30/2008

$15,000, Principal Investigator, SHA-Regional Equity Coalition,

Sacramento Housing Alliance

11/01/2007 -

05/15/2008

$78,000, Principal Investigator, Sacramento Civic Amenities, Valley

Vision Inc. (Sacramento, California)

01/01/2012 -

12/31/2013

$18,000, Principal Investigator, SRC: UOIP Seed Grant

01/17/2013 -

12/31/2013

$80,000, Principal Investigator, SB 375 Implementation Technical

Assistance Grant #2012-0331, Resources Legacy Fund Foundation

12/07/2007 -

09/30/2011

$36,270, Principal Investigator, CIRS Central Valley Air Quality,

California Institute for Rural Studies, Inc. (Cirs)

08/01/2012 -

08/01/2013

$25,000, Principal Investigator, Sacramento Housing Alliance

Mapping Project, Sacramento Housing Alliance

01/01/2008 -

12/31/2010

$75,000, Co-Principal Investigator, Building Labor Studies at UC

Davis, Chris Benner (Principal Investigator), Univeristy of California

Miguel Conteras Labor Studies Center

06/01/2013 -

05/31/2014

$31,662, Co-Principal Investigator, Chronic Absenteeism

Assesment and Action Planning for Sacramento City Unified, Nancy

Erbstein (Principal Investigator), Community Link Capital Region

04/01/2008 -

09/30/2008

$75,000, Co-Principal Investigator, WED Labor Studies, Chris

Benner (Principal Investigator), California Labor Federation AFL-Cio

06/15/2008 -

09/15/2008

$5,000, Principal Investigator, Economic Trends of Salinas and Pajaro

Valleys, National Rural Funders Collaborative

09/01/2013 -

12/31/2013

$12,000, Principal Investigator, Health Impacts Assessment for

Fresno County, California Rural Legal Assistance Inc., Percentage

Effort=5%

07/01/2008 -

07/31/2008

$25,000, Principal Investigator, Grow Local Eat Local, Sacramento

County Farm Bureau

10/01/2008 -

11/30/2009

$10,000, Principal Investigator, Reaching Foward! Youth Voices for

Change, California Council for Humanities

10/01/2008 -

06/30/2011

$700,000, Principal Investigator, Sierra Health Foundation, Multiple

Pathways to Youth Success and Regional Vitality, Sierra Health

Foundation (Sierra Foundation)

2009 - 2011 $80,000, Principal Investigator, Environmental Justice and Health

action research in the San Joaquin Valley, The Ford Foundation,

Percentage Effort=15%

02/01/2009 -

03/31/2011

$305,579, Principal Investigator, Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions,

California Endowment

02/01/2009 -

07/31/2011

$260,347, Principal Investigator, UC Davis SCORECARD, California

Endowment

04/01/2009 -

12/31/2011

$25,000, Principal Investigator, Healthy Young/Healthy Regions-

Regional Advisory Committee, Sierra Health Foundation (Sierra

Foundation)

01/01/2010 -

02/28/2011

$34,650, Principal Investigator, Community Forestry and

Environmental Research Partnerships, UC Berkeley

05/18/2010 -

11/30/2010

$51,889, Principal Investigator, Establishing a Programmatic

Approach for PIER Energy Use in Community Systems, UC California

Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE)

12/30/2010 -

01/01/2012

$9,013, Principal Investigator, Lessons in Harmony: Preserving

the Culture & Environmental Heritiage of the Arizona, International

Sonoran Desert (Isda)

01/31/2011 -

12/31/2012

$75,000, Principal Investigator, SACOG/Sustainable Housing and

Communities, Sacramento Area Council of Government

02/01/2011 -

06/30/2012

$19,965, Principal Investigator, Sustainable Communities Planning

Grant Project, Sierra Health Foundation (Sierra Foundation)

02/01/2011 -

01/31/2013

$250,00, Principal Investigator, Healthy City Sacramento Regional

Partnership, Community Link Capital Region

02/14/2011 -

11/19/2012

$150,000, Principal Investigator, SB 375 Social Equity Project,

Resources Legacy Fund Foundation (Incl Resources Legacy Fund)

07/01/2011 -

06/29/2012

$50,000, Principal Investigator, Putting Youth on the Map, UC Division

of Agricultural and Natural Resources, Percentage Effort=2%

07/01/2011 -

06/30/2012

$50,000, Principal Investigator, Putting Youth on the Map, UC Ag and

Natural Resources

09/01/2011 -

10/31/2012

$15,000, Co-Principal Investigator, Prevalence of Chronic

Absenteeism in the SUSD Project, Nancy Erbstein (Principal

Investigator), Sacramento City Unified School District

09/15/2011 -

03/14/2013

$25,300, Principal Investigator, Sustainable Communities Planning

Grant Project, California Endowment

10/01/2011 -

03/31/2012

$25,000, Principal Investigator, Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions-

Outreach, Sierra Health Foundation (Sierra Foundation)

01/01/2012 -

02/28/2013

$42,962, Principal Investigator, Building Healthy Communities with

Data-Based Advocacy-CRC Subcontract, California Institute for Rural

Studies, Inc. (Cirs)

01/15/2012 -

07/14/2012

$11,500, Principal Investigator, Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions

Outreach Project, California Endowment

11/01/2012 -

03/30/2013

$5,000, Co-Principal Investigator, Improving Student Health

by Reducing Chronic Absenteeism, Nancy Erbstein (Principal

Investigator), Sacramento City Unified School District

09/01/2014 -

08/31/2015

$100,000, Trainer, California Civic Engagement Project, Mindy

Romero (Principal Investigator), James Irvine Foundation, Percentage

Effort=2%

06/02/2014 -

05/31/2016

$25,000, Principal Investigator, Assessing California's Integrated

Regional Watershed Management Program, University of California,

California Institute for Water Resources, Percentage Effort=5%

10/01/2015 -

04/29/2016

$65,000, Principal Investigator, Environmental Scan of Children's

Health and Wellbeing in the San Joaquin Valley, Sierra Health

Foundation, Percentage Effort=2%

09/01/2007 -

12/31/2007

$4,700, Principal Investigator, California Coalition for Rural Housing

01/01/2010 -

01/01/2011

$8,000, Principal Investigator, Rudy Grah Chair Gift From UCB

(Fortman)

Honors & Awards

1998-1999 National Science Foundation: Doctoral Dissertation Improvement

Award

1998-1999 Ford Foundation: Doctoral Fellowship (Community Forestry and

Natural Resource Partnerships)

2011 The Rural Sociological Society Natural Resources Research Group

Annual Award of Merit, Awarded to one outstanding rural social

scientist each year.

2015 Random Acts of Kindness Award for Community Resilience and

Justice, Award developed with Archbishop Desmond Tutu by

Breakthrough Communities

Publications

Journals

1998 J. London. Common Roots and Entangled Limbs: Earth First! and the

Growth of Post-Wilderness Environmentalism on California’s North

Coast. Antipode: A Radical Journal of Geography (Special Issue:

Capital and Nature in the American West), 30(2): 155-176.

2000 Kusel, J., Kocher, S., London, J., Bittulph, L. and E.Schuster. Effects

of Displacement and Outsourcing on Woods Workers and Their

Families. Society & Natural Resources, 13: 115-134.

2003 Zimmerman, K. and J. London. Getting to Go: Building Organizational

Capacity to Engage in Youth-led Research, Evaluation, and Planning.

Community Youth Development Journal, 4(1): 19-25.

2003 London, J., Zimmerman, K. and N. Erbstein. Youth-led Research

and Evaluation: Tools for Youth, Organizational, and Community

Development. New Directions for Evaluation, 2003(98): 33-45.

2003 London, J. and M. Chabrán. Youth—led REP: Building Critical

Consciousness for Social Change. Practicing Anthropology, 26(2):

45-50.

2006 Suleiman, A.B., Soleimanpour, S. and J. London. Youth Action for

Health Through Youth-Led Research. Journal of Community Practice,

14(1/2): 125-145.

2007 Richardson, J. and J. London. “Strategies and Lessons for Reducing

Persistent Rural Poverty: A Social-Justice Approach to Funding Rural

Community Transformation” in Community Development. Journal of

the Community Development Society. Special edition on Poverty,

38(1): 92-107.

2007 J. London. Power and Pitfalls in Youth-led Participatory Action

Research: Lessons for Community Development. Children and Youth

Environments. Special Issue on Youth, 17(2): 406-432.

2008 London, J., Sze, J. and R. Lievanos. Problems, Promise, Progress,

and Perils: Critical Reflections on Environmental Justice Policy

Implementation in California. UCLA Journal of Environmental Law and

Policy. Special Issue on Environmental Justice, 26(2): 255-290.

2008 Sze J. and J. London. Environmental Justice at the Crossroads.

Sociology Compass, 2(4): 1331-1354.

2009 Shilling, F., London, J. and R. Lievanos. Marginalization by

collaboration: Environmental justice as a third party in and beyond

CALFED. Environmental Science and Policy. Special Issue on

CalFED, 12(6): 694-709.

2009 X + @ Sze, J., London, J., Shilling, F., Filan, T., Gambirrazio, G.

and M. Cadenasso. Defining and Contesting Environmental Justice:

Socio-natures and the Politics of Scale in the Delta. Antipode, 41 (4):

807-843 (Reprinted in Spaces of Environmental Justice (Antipode

Book Series), edited by Ryan Holifield, Michael Porter and Gordon

Walker. Wiley Blackwell. pp. 219-256).

2009 X + @ Sze, J., Gambirazzio, G., Karner, A., Rowan, D., London, J.

and D. Niemeier. Best in Show?: Climate Policy and Environmental

Justice Policy in California. Environmental Justice, 2(4): 179-184.

2011 X + @ London, J., Zagofsky, T., Huang, G. and J. Saklar.

Collaboration, Participation and Technology: The San Joaquin Valley

Cumulative Health Impacts Project. Gateways: International Journal

of Community Research and Engagement. Special Edition: Sustaining

Community - University Partnerships, 4: 12-30.

2012 + @ Huang, G. and J. London. Mapping Cumulative Environmental

Effects, Social Vulnerability, and Health in the San Joaquin Valley,

California. American Journal of Public Health, 102(5): 830-832.

2012 X + @ Huang. G. and J. London. Cumulative Environmental

Vulnerability and Environmental Justice in California’s San Joaquin

Valley. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public

Health, 9: 1593-1608.

2013 @ London, J., Frampton, M.L., DeLugan, R., & Fujimoto, I. Growing

Community-University Research Partnerships in the San Joaquin

Valley. Environmental Justice, 6(2): 62-70.

2013 X + @ London, J., Karner, A., Sze, J., Rowan, D., Gambirazzio,

G. and D. Niemeier. Racing Climate Change: Collaboration and

Conflict in California's Global Climate Change Policy Arena. Global

Environmental Change, 23(4): 791-799.

2015 + @ Karner, A. and London J.K. Rural Communities and

Transportation Equity in California’s San Joaquin Valley.

Transportation Research Record (TRR), Journal of the Transportation

Research Board, 2452: 90-97.

2016 X @ London, J.K. Environmental Justice and Political Ecology

Converge in the Other California. Journal of Political Ecology, 23:

147-158.

2016 Rowangould, D, Karner, A. and London J.K. Identifying environmental

justice communities for transportation analysis. Transportation

Research Part A: Policy and Practice (National Academy of Sciences),

88: 151-162.

2016 Cutts, B. B., Fang, D., Hornik, K., London, J. K., Schwarz, K., &

Cadenasso, M. L. Media Frames and Shifting Places of Environmental

(In) Justice: A Qualitative Historical Geographic Information System

Method. Environmental Justice, 9(1): 23-28.

2016 Schwarz K., Cutts B., London J.K. and Cadenasso M.L. Growing

Gardens in Shrinking Cities: A Solution to the Soil Lead Problem?

8(2).

2016 X + @ Huang, G. and London J.K. Mapping in and out of Messes:

Cumulative Environmental Vulnerability Assessment to Resolve

Environmental Justice Conflicts. Land Use and Planning Journal, 154:

57-67.

Journals In Press

2016 X @ London, J., Kirsten Schwarz, Mary Cadenasso, Bethany Cutts,

Kirsten Schwarz, Charles Mason, Jeanette Lim, Katie Valenzuela.

Weaving Community-University Research and Action Partnerships for

Environmental Justice. Action Research. ** IN PRESS **

Book Chapters

1993 J. London: Legal Developments in Nepal: 1992, G. Handl, (ed),

Yearbook of International Environmental Law, Vol. 3.

1994 J. London: Legal Developments in Nepal, G. Handl, (ed), Yearbook

of International Environmental Law, Vol. 4(1993), Oxford: Clarendon

Press.

1998 J. London: The Quincy Library Group, Northern California, M.

Poffenberger, (ed), Communities and Forest Management in Canada

and the United States: A Regional Profile of the Working Group on

Community Involvement in Forest Management, WG CIFM, Berkeley,

CA.

2002 J. London: American Indian Management of Federal Lands: The

Maidu Cultural and Development Group, Jones, E.T., McLain, R.J.,

and J. Wiegand, (ed), Non-timber Forest Products in the United

States, University of Kansas Press, Lawrence, KS.

2005 J. London: Youth-led Research, Evaluation and Planning: Building

Knowledge for Power, Sherrod, L., Flanagan, C.A., and R. Kassimir,

(ed), Youth Activism: An International Encyclopedia, Greenwood

Publishing Company, Westport, CT.

2005 London, J., Starrs, P. and L. Fortmann: Power Plants and Forest

Plans: Two Decades of Mobilization in a Mountain Forest Community,

Lee, R. and D, Fields, (ed), Communities and Forests: Where People

Meet the Land, Oregon State University Press, Corvallis, OR.

2009 Karner, A., Rowan, D., London, J., Sze, J. and D. Niemeier:

Environmental Justice, Gender, and Conflict in California Climate

Policy, Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on

Women's Issues in Transportation., Transportation Reseach Board

(National Academies of Science).

2010 Niemeier, D.A, Beamish, T., Kendall, A., Grattet, R., London, J., de

la Pena, C. and J. Sze: Characterizing the Impacts of Uncertainty in

the Policy Process: Climate Science, Policy Construction, and Local

Governance Decisions, Geerlings, H., Shiftan, Y. and D. Stead, (ed),

Transition towards Sustainable Mobility: The Role of Instruments,

Individuals and Institutions, Ashgate Press, London.

2010 Liévanos, R., London, J. and J. Sze: Uneven Transformations and

Environmental Justice: Regulatory Science, Street Science, and

Pesticide Regulation in California, Ottinger, G. and B. Cohen, (ed),

Engineers, Scientists, and Environmental Justice: Transforming

Expert Cultures through Grassroots Engagement,, MIT Press,

Cambridge, MA.

2010 Huang, G. and J. London: Cumulative Environmental Impacts and

Social Vulnerability in the San Joaquin Valley, California, Proceedings

of the 2010 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing

Symposium, 2788-2791.

2014 Karner, A. and J. London: "Rural Communities and Transportation

Equity in California’s San Joaquin Valley", Transportation Research

Board: Proceedings of the 93rd Annual TRB Meeting, Vol.

14(14-5186), Transportation Research Board of the National

Academies, pp. 17.

2014 Karner, Alex; London. Jonathan, Rowangould, Dana, Garoupa-White,

Catherine: Putting Data into Action for Regional Equity in California’s

San Joaquin Valley, Cytron, Naomi, (ed), Making Data Work for

Community Change, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco/ Urban

Institute, San Francisco, CA.

Book Chapters In Press

2016 London, J.K, Sze, J, Cadenasso, M.L.: Facilitating Transdisciplinary

Conversations in Environmental Justice Studies, Ryan Hollifield,

Gordon Walker, Jayajit Chakraborty, (ed), Routledge Environmental

Justice Handbook, Routledge Press, London. ** IN PRESS **

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1996 J. London. Beverly Brown Hears Voices in Timber Country: A Review

of Beverly Brown’s ‘In Timber Country: Working People’s Stories of

Environmental Conflict and Urban Flight. International Association for

the Study of Common Property Resources Digest, 29: 11-12.

2005 J. London. Understanding the Environment: Bridging the Disciplinary

Divides (Eds R.Q. Grafton, R. Libby, R. Wesson). Society and Natural

Resources.

2010 J. London. Blue-Green Coalitions: Fighting for Safe Workplaces and

Healthy Communities (Brian Mayer). Social Forces, 89(1): 330-332.

Limited Distribution

1996 London, J. and J. Kusel. Applied Ecosystem Management:

Coordinated Resource Management in the Feather River Watershed.

Status of the Sierra Nevada Vol. III: Sierra Nevada Ecosystem Project,

Final Report to Congress.

2000 J. London. Youth Development Through Youth-led Research,

Evaluation, and Planning. The Experience of Youth in focus. Focal

Point, 14(2): 35-36.

2003 London, J. and A. Young. Youth Empowerment and Community

Action in the Central Valley: Mapping the Opportunities and

Challenges. Youth In Focus.

2003 J. London. Youth-led REP: Building Critical Consciousness for Social

Change. Insight, A Newsletter for Grantmakers for Children, Youth

and their Families.

2006 J. London. Plumas County Community/Youth Violence Prevention

Planning Interim Evaluation Report to The California Endowment.

2007 London, J. and S.L. Sommer. Community Well-being in the Central

Valley: Assessing the Region Through Indicators.

2009 London, J. and T. Bradshaw. Towards a New Rural Pattern Language.

UC Davis Center for Regional Change Working Paper.

2009 Larochelle, M., London, J. and J. Sze.. Building Collaborative

Communities: The Center for Regional change and the Environmental

justice Project at UC Davis. The Race Equity Project, e-newsletter.

2010 London. J., Campbell, D. and M. Kuhns. California’s Capital Region: A

Place in Progress.

2010 Romero, M., London, J. with N. Erbstein. Opportunities and

Challenges for Youth Civic Engagement.

2010 Benner, Chris, Bridges, Kendra, Huang, Ganlin, London, Jonathan,

Roller, Shamus, Slider, Constance, Schultheis, Eric. Sacramento

SCORECARD, Baseline Regional Report. Coalition on Regional

Equitey.

2011 London J. and N. Erbstein. Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions: Informing

Action for the Nine-County Capital Region and its Youth. Study

Commissioned by Sierra Health Foundation and The California

Endowment.

2011 London, J., Huang, G. and T. Zagofsky. Land of Risk, Land of

Opportunity: Cumulative Environmental Vulnerabilities in California's

San Joaquin Valley.

2011 London, J.K., Erbstein, N., Benner, C., Owens, P.E., Rodriguez, G.,

Rios, M., Romero, M., Burciaga, R., Montgomery-Block, K. and A.

Flynn. Multi-Disciplinary Research Methodology for Health Youth/

Healthy Regions. Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions Working Paper.

2013 London, J., Greenfield, T. and T. Zagofsky. Revealing the Invisible

Coachella Valley: Putting Cumulative Environmental Vulnerabilities on

the Map.

2015 London, J.K. and Watterson, S. Mapping Opportunity in the San

Joaquin Valley.

2015 Jatkar, S., and London, J.K. From Testimony to Transformation: The

Identifying Violations Affecting Neighborhoods (IVAN) Program in

California.

2015 London, J.K. et al.. Capitalizing Environmental Justice in the

Sacramento Region.

Research Reports

1999 Loux J. and J. London: Napa Watershed Management Plan, Moore

Iacofano Goltsmann.

1999 Loux, J., London, J. and A. Young: Agricultural Mitigation plan for

Brentwood California, Moore Iacofano Golrsmann.

2007 J. London: Plumas County Community/Youth Violence Prevention

Planning Interim Evaluation Report to The California Endowment.

2007 London, J. and L. Kresge: Central Valley Air Quality Coalition: Interim

Evaluation Report to The California Endowment #1.

2008 London, J. and L. Kresge: Central Valley Air Quality Coalition: Interim

Evaluation Report to The California Endowment #2.

2008 London, J. and L. Kresge: Central Valley Air Quality Coalition: Interim

Evaluation Report to The California Endowment #3.

2009 J. London: "Interim report on Healthy Youth/Healthy Regions",

Commissioned by the Sierra Health Foundation and The California

Endowment.

2009 London, J., Kresge, L. and L. Crandall: "Strategic Evaluation of the

Central Valley Air quality Coalition" Bi-annual reports 2007-2009,

California Endowment.

2010 London, J., Bradley, K. and J. Kresge: Central Valley Air Quality

Coalition Evaluation: Policy Stakeholders Analysis, California Institute

for Rural Studies.

Presentations

1994 March 4, Common Spaces and Contested Places: Community

Forestry Narratives from the Middle Hills of Nepal, The U.C. Berkeley

South Asian Studies Conference, Berkeley, CA.

1996 June 12, The Social Watershed as Commons: Coordinated Resource

Management in the Northern Sierra, International Association for the

Study of Common Property, University of California at Berkeley.

1998 June, Contesting Claims: The Cultural Politics of Natural Resource

Use in the American West, International Association for the Study of

Common Property, Vancouver B.C..

2001 August 3, New Directions for Community Forestry, Rural Sociological

Society Annual Meeting Albuquerque, NM.

2004 August 1, Strategies for Rural Community Empowerment: Lessons

from the National Rural Funders’ Collaborative., Rural Sociological

Society Sacramento, CA.

2004 August 4, Finding a Place that Fits for Community Forestry, Rural

Sociological Society Annual Meeting Sacramento, CA.

2006 March, Political Economy of Youth Erosion, American Association of

American Geographers, Annual Meeting Chicago, IL.

2007 April 14, Towards a New Rural Pattern Language: Agency, Equity,

and the Global"

Organizer, Chair and Speaker, Association of American Geographers

Annual Meeting San Francisco, CA.

2007 June, California State Agencies Responses to Environmental Justice,

New Directions for Environmental Justice Symposium University of

Michigan.

2008 April, From the Body to the Basin and Back Again: Scaler Politics

of Environmental Justice, Presenter on Panel, Space, Race and

Environmental Justice, Association of American Geographers Annual

Meeting, Boston, MA.

2008 April 7, Up from the UnderStory: Digital Story Telling for Community

Regeneration, Panel on Interactive Information Technology 2.0,

Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.

2008 August 17, Power, Agency, Equity in a Global Rural, In panel:

Structural Racism and Rural Poverty (organizer and chair), Rural

Sociological Society Annual Meeting. Santa Clara, CA.

2009 April 13, Uneven Transformations and the Quest for Environmental

Justice: Regulatory Science, Street Science, and Pesticide Regulation

in California, Annual Meeting of the Association of American

Geographers. Las Vegas, NV.

2009 October 23, Key Note Address: California’s Land Grant Universities in

a Time of Crisis and Opportunity, International Conference: Expanding

the Circles of Community Engagement, University of KwaZulu Natal,

Durban, South Africa.

2010 August, Building and Sustaining Community-University Partnerships

through Public Participation GIS: The San Joaquin Valley Cumulative

Health Impacts Project. Presented on panel, Inter-dependent Science

with Communities, Rural Sociological Society Annual Meeting Atlanta,

GA,Paper presented by co-author, Tara Zagofsky, doctoral student,

Geography and community partner, Jenny Saklar.

2010 August 30, Youth Civic Engagement. In round-table on New Forms

of Civic Engagement, American Sociological Association, Annual

Meeting Atlanta, GA, Paper presented by co-author, Mindy Romero:

Sociology doctoral student.

2010 November 12, Key Note Address: The Engaged University at

a Crossroads: Places of Danger and Opportunity, UC Merced

Conference on Community Research and Scholarship: Chancellor's

Task Force on Community Engaged Scholarship.

2011 April 12, Towards an Embodied Politics of Environmental Justice,

Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting Seattle, WA

Paper session presenter.

2011 April 12, Innovations in holistic analyses of youth well-being. Key Note

address to the UC Merced Chancellor's Task Force on Community

Engaged Scholarship annual conference, UC Merced.

2011 October 2, Invited Plenary Speaker: Innovations in Engaged

Scholarship in a Time of Crisis, 12th Annual Meeting of the National

Outreach Scholarship Conference (NOSC) Michigan State University.

2012 February 12, Utopia/Dystopia/Everyday Places: Mapping Discourses

of Science and Environmental Justice Movement Imaginaries

Session Organizer, Chair and Presenter, Association of American

Geographers. Annual Meeting, New York, NY.

2013 April 9, Politics of Engaged Scholarship: Lessons from the Field,

Invited Presenter on Panel on Engaged Scholarship Association of

American Geographers Los Angeles, CA.

2013 April 11, Air Resistance: Circulating Accounts of Air Pollution, Invited

panelist on Hidden Narratives of Environmental Justice Association of

American Geographers Los Angeles, CA.

2013 June 26, Cutts, B., McNulty, C.J., Liggett-Boehm, B., Fang, D.,

Banzuela, T. (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), London, J.,

Meiners, S. (UC Davis), Schwarz, K. (Northern Kentucky University)

and M. Cadenasso (UC Davis). Urban environments and the scalar

politics of environmental justice – an examination of collaborative

networks in Sacramento, CA, 6th Annual Meeting of the Political

Networks Section of the American Political Science Association.

Indiana University.

2013 October 27, Mapping out of the messes: Public participatory mapping

and cumulative environmental health impacts assessment.

Invited paper presentation, UC Berkeley/ Journal of Landscape and

Urban Planning conference on Wicked Problems in Socio-Ecological

Systems Symposium.

2013 December 13, Aero-Social Orders and the Materiality of Air,

Geography Symposium UC Davis.

2014 January 24, Aero-Social Orders and the Materiality of Air, Geography

Symposium Clark University Worcester, MA.

2014 January 25, Innovations in Cumulative Impacts Methodologies for

Environmental Justice, Seminar for Social Science Environmental

Health Research Institute Northeastern University Boston, MA.

2014 August 12, Uptake of social and socio-spatial science in urban/

regional planning and policy, Ecological Society of America Annual

Conference Sacramento, CA.

2014 August 14, Is Anybody Out There Listening? Measuring Success in

Science Communication, Ecological Society of America Sacramento,

CA.

2014 August 15, Co-organizer: Water, Environmental Justice and Science:

Exploring Issues and Best Practices for Ecologist and Community

Partnerships, Ecological Society of America Annual Conference

Sacramento, CA.

2015 April 13, Co-organizer of two panels on the theme "Enviromental

Justice Social Movements and the State"

Paper presentatation: "Scale Dancing, Climate Change and

Environmental Justice in California, Association of American

Geographers Annual Meeting Chicago, Illinois.

2015 May 21, Community-engaged research for environmental justice

Invited Speaker., Northeastern University, Social Science

Environmental Health Research Institute Conference.

2015 November 17, Community-Engaged Research: Lessons for Nepal

(co-presentation with Dr. Nancy Erbstein), Invited speaker at

Kathmandu University (College of Education and College of Arts and

Humanities). Kathmandu, Nepal .

2015 November 20, Invited Speaker: Community-engaged research for

environmental justice and sustainability.

(co-presented with Dr. Nancy Erbstein), Nepal Policy Research

Center. Kathmandu Nepal.

2016 April 1, Invited Panelist: Radical Crosscurrents: Environmental Justice,

Urban Political Ecology, and Traveling Theory., American Association

of Geographers annual meeting, San Francisco, CA..

2016 June 20, Linking Environmental Justice and Social Justice for Rural

Community Health and Well-being., Invited lecture. Department of

Anthropology. Tribhuvan National University. Kathmandu, Nepal. .

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