中山大学社会工作系
华南理工大学Fresh环境协会
北京大学环境发展协会
美国硅谷有毒物质联盟
绿色和平
诚邀您参加10月讲座 —— 深入电子产业，探索绿色未来
实战解析：民间组织如何推动企业承担社会责任
讲座嘉宾:
泰德·史密斯先生（Mr. Ted Smith，美国硅谷有毒物质联盟创始人）
&
岳毅桦女士（绿色和平资深项目主任）
_______________________________
你的电脑和手机被废弃之后发生了什么？在这些电子产品中含有大量有毒物质的时候，
合理的弃置和再生是否可行？它们会对环境和社会造成怎样的影响？谁应该为有毒电子
产品对环境的污染承担最大责任？为什么企业政策的改进能最有效地解决问题？民间组
织有什么能力去帮助改善环境污染问题？民间组织的工作策略与工作手法是否能真正推
动企业承担社会责任？
两个为防治电子产业污染而努力工作多年的民间组织在本次讲座中将为您揭秘电子产业
的阴暗面，展示电子产品如何度过它的一生——在工厂中被生产，被消费者使用直至废
弃，最后来到广东贵屿等电子废物拆解地，被外来民工用几乎毫无保护措施的方式手工
拆解。
在讲座中，您不仅可以了解当前电子产业对环境和人类健康造成的危害，还能够了解并
参与这两个民间组织多年来为推动电子产业的绿色未来，为其可持续发展提供切实解决
方案的尝试，了解其真实工作中的甜酸苦辣及可贵的工作经验总结。
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特别来宾：
泰德·史密斯先生1969年在美国华盛顿州取得社会工作的VISTA证书，1972年在斯坦福
大学取得律师资格。1983年，他在美国创建了硅谷有毒物质联盟，并在1988年放弃了律
师事务所合伙人的事业，专心从事社会工作至今，致力于解决一系列高科技产业带来的
可持续性发展问题。泰德·史密斯同时也是《挑战芯片：全球电子产业中的劳动权益和
环境正义》一书的作者和主编，他在1998年获得了美国环境保护署的杰出领导奖，在美
国NGO界享有很高的声誉。他来到中国与大家分享用实际行动推动电子产业可持续发展
的心得，将带给中国相关各界一次难得的体验。
岳毅桦女士在加入绿色和平前是财经记者。加入绿色和平后，两年多来参与并负责多个
活动以从中国本地的角度帮助绿色和平在全球推动电子产业的清洁无毒化进程。
讲座时间和地点
2006.10.13 (星期五)
@ 华南理工大学大学城校区
A4-204
6:30pm -9:00pm
2006.10.14 (星期六)
@中山大学新港西路校区
文科楼108室（中山楼对面）
2:30pm-5:00pm
2006.10.15 (星期日)
@ 北京大学
图书馆北配殿
6:30pm-9:00pm
讲座中Ted Smith先生的内容以英文进行，配中文翻译。
中山大学与北京大学的讲座后安排了40分钟的茶点时间，供听众和主讲人进行更多交
流。
讲座完全免费，欢迎民间组织人士、政府相关部门人士、电子产业相关人士、相关学
者、媒体朋友与大学学生参加。
如果您愿意参加讲座，请回复
Jamie.choi@cn.greenpeace.org确认您参加的场次，同样欢迎您在email中提出建议和
问题。
热诚欢迎您的光临！
致礼，
绿色和平
有毒物质污染防治项目主任
崔喜晶
Sun Yat-Sen University Social Work Department
South China University of Technology FRESH Environmental Association
Peking University Environmental Development Association
Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, US
And Greenpeace
Together invite you to attend the lecture:
Propelling Corporate Social Responsibility through Grassroots Movements: the
Case of the Electronics Industry
Lecture Speakers:
Mr. Ted Smith (Founder of US-based Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition)
&
Ms. Yue Yihua (Toxics Campaigner for Greenpeace)
_______________________________
What happens after you throw away your old computer and mobile phone? Is it
possible to safely dispose and recycle these obsolete electronic products
when they have hazardous substances inside? What is their effect on human
health and the environment? Who must take responsibility for the pollution
caused by electronic waste? Why should companies take responsibility in
tackling this problem? What is the role of NGOs and other members of the
civil society in addressing this problem? Do grassroots movements have the
power to push for true corporate social responsibility?
This lecture attempts to expose the dark side of the electronics industry
and the power of local and international grassroots movements in reversing
these corporate practices. From the assembly of final products to their
ultimate disassembly and disposal, we will take you on a journey that
follows the products and witnesses their impacts on the environment and
human health. It will also demonstrate the vision, strategies, and efforts
of civil society members who attempt to overturn the destructive trend of
this industry. We hope that this lecture will inspire everyone so that
together we can build a more sustainable electronics industry.
______________________________
Special Lecturer: Mr. Ted Smith is Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition’s (SVTC)
founder and former Executive Director. Ted is also co-founder and
Coordinator of the International
Campaign for Responsible Technology (ICRT), an international network
committed to working for the development of sustainable, non-polluting
technologies. He serves as the National Chair of the
Computer TakeBack Campaign which is
working to promote life-cycle producer responsibility within the high-tech
electronics industry. He is also the co-editor of the recently released
book, Challenging the Chip: Labor Rights and Environmental Justice in the
Global Electronics Industry. Ted obtained his J.D. at Stanford University in
1972. He was awarded by the U.S. EPA, in 1995 and again in 1999, with the
“Tribute of Appreciation” and “Outstanding Leadership” awards.
Time & Location
2006.10.13 (Friday)
@ South China University of Technology, Guangzhou
University City, South China University of Technology Campus, Building #
A4-204
6:30pm -9:00pm
2006.10.14 (Saturday)
@ Sun Yat-Sen University Xingangxilu Campus, Guangzhou
WenBeiLou(文科楼) Room 108 (Across from ZhongShanLou)
2:30pm-5:00pm
2006.10.15 (Sunday)
@ Peking University, Beijing
Beipeidian(北配殿) of Library
6:30pm-9:00pm
Mr. Ted Smith’s Lecture will be conducted in English, but we will have a
translator simultaneously translating his lecture into Chinese.
We have organized a 40 minute-long “tea time” after the Sun Yat-Sen
University and Beijing University lectures, so that you have the opportunity
to interact with the two lecturers and other attendees of the lecture in an
informal atmosphere.
The lecture is free to all audiences—we welcome all members of the civil
society, government officials, electronics companies, academics,
journalists, as well as university students to attend this lecture.
If you would like to attend our lecture, please RSVP by replying to
Jamie.choi@cn.greenpeace.org. Please contact the same email address if you
have any questions or concerns.
We hope to see you there!
Sincerely,
Jamie Choi
Toxics Campaigner
Greenpeace
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