2001 - 2002 Fellows 2000 - 2001 Fellows 1999 - 2000 Fellows 2001-2002 Fellows Click on the Name of the Research Fellow for more details.  Imelda Bacudo Activist and Environmental Economist - Philippines Veronica Brady Activist, Roman Catholic Nun, Senior Research Fellow in English University of Western Australia  Nimachia Hernandez Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley  Sarah McFarland Taylor Assistant Professor of Religion, Northwestern University  Edrie Sobstyl Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Texas at Dallas 2000 - 2001 Fellows Click on the Name of the Research Fellow for more details.  Teresa Flores Bedregal Environmental journalist, activist, and consultant to several women's and environmental NGO's in La Paz, Bolivia - research focus on gender relationships in indigenous communities  Anna Carr Post-Doctoral Research Fellow with the Centre for Resource and Environmental Studies at the Australian National University - research focus on community science  Giovanna Di Chiro Assistant Professor of Environmental Science at Allegheny College - research focus on participation of non-traditional actors in environmental politics  Sanja Saftic Microbiologist and cartoonist with an extraordinary knack for getting scientific concepts across to the public via art and humor - head of research and development in a water quality lab in Düsseldorf, Germany  Joni Seager Professor and chair, Department of Geography, University of Vermont - scholar, activist and author of feminist geography, women's studies, and environmental studies 1999 - 2000 Fellows Click on the Name of the Research Fellow for more details.  Ohad Ezrahi An Israeli writer from the Minad Association for Spiritual Research and Jewish Renewal, is researching the intersections of ecofeminism and the kabbalah.  Kamala Platt A poet and humanties scholar from the University of Texas at San Antonio, is working toward the completion of the manuscript, "Environmental Justice Poetics: Cultural Representations of Environmental Racism from Chicanas and South Asian Women."  Brinda Rao A sociologist from India, presently in residence at the Center for Women and Religion in Berkeley where she is working on the completion of a book titled, Women and Indigenous Science: Colonialism, Religion, and Women Healers in India.  Catriona Sandilands A sociologist on the faculty of the Environmental Studies Program at York University in Ontario is working on a collection of articles exploring eroticism as a central ethical and political dimension of ecofeminism. Saskia Van Oosterhout An agricultural biologist specializing in the conservation of crop plant genetic resources and the effects of gender dynamics on traditional crop agriculture in rural Zimbabwe.