Areas of Interest
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund – Texas (CELDF – Texas)
David Cobb, Director
818 West 31st Street
Houston, Texas 77018-7512
713-880-3219/Fax: 713-880-9949
cobbweb@greens.org
www.celdf.org
Purpose Statement: The program’s goal is to build strong, sustainable, and self-sufficient grassroots environmental and citizen groups by providing free and low cost environmental legal services, and by dedicating itself to finding creative new ways in which to assert local control over corporations that do business within our communities.
Publications: CELDF-authored self-help manuals.
By What Authority, a quarterly publication of the Program on Corporations,
Law and Democracy. Taking Care of Business: Citizenship and the Charter
of Incorporation, Richard Grossman and Frank Adams, Charter Ink. 1993.
Citizens Over Corporations, A Brief History of Democracy in Ohio and
Challenges to Organizing in the Future, Ohio Committee on Corporations,
Law and Democracy, Exchange Printing. 1999.
Speakers Bureau: Please contact CELDF – TX at 713-880-3219 for speakers on corporate governance.
Volunteer Opportunities: We welcome people interested in researching the legal history of corporations in Texas, as well as persons with administrative, educational, and legal/paralegal skills. We are willing to train; no prior experience required. Contact CELDF-TX at 713-880-3219, cobbweb@greens.org, or www.celdf.org.