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Environmental Justice Plan Brainstorming Meeting
Associated Project(s):On December 3, 2020, a small group of community and campus staff (Scott Tess, Morgan White, Ximing Cai, Sharva Hampton-Campbell, Kaamilyah Abdullah-Span, Ruby Mendenhall, Meredith Moore) brainstormed key principles of the environmental justice plan (iCAP 2020 objective 8.3). The notes from this initial meeting is attached and the group will continue to meet monthly.
Attached Files:Resilience Team Meeting Minutes from 12-10-20
Associated Project(s):The Resilience Team met on December 10th and had a fruitful conversation about how to help our surrounding communities while maintaining an equal two-conversation where community, faculty, student, and governments are all heard. Comments were discussed regarding our next recommendation, the Urban Biodiversity Master Plan.
Agenda, meeting minutes, and chat log are attached.
Attached Files:11/4 Resilience SWATeam Meeting
Associated Project(s):The Resilience SWATeam met on Nov. 4th, 2020 and discussed an Urban Biodiversity Master Plan and an Environmental Justice Plan for the University and surrounding cities. Attached are the meeting minutes and chat log.
Summary of progress:
1.) Biodiversity Plan: A recommendation is being drafted to convene executive and advisory committees where university, local governments, and community members collaborate to gather research. The process could potentially be informed and organized by the Cities with Nature platform, which the city of Urbana is already using.
2.) Environmental Justice Plan: iSEE is compiling a list of contacts to engage for starting an Environmental Justice Plan and conducting research on best practices for making such a plan.
Attached Files:iCAP 2020 Assesments
Associated Project(s):Attached are the compiled iCAP 2020 assessments from each of the iCAP teams.
Attached Files:Resilience iCAP Team Follow-Up Meeting
Associated Project(s):The Resilience SWATeam met again on October 9th, 2020 at 12pm. The team completed the iCAP 2020 Assessment and in doing so determined the team's priorities for the year. The Assessment has been sent it to the iCAP Working Group, and the team is looking forward to advancing our objectives!
Attached are a PDF of the completed Resilience iCAP Assessment, meeting minutes, and chat log.
The agenda was as follows:
1. Review iCAP 2020 Assessment (Due October 9th)
2. Update on Hazard Mitigation Plan recommendation
3. Plans for future meetings
4. Announcements
10/5 Resilience iCAP Team First Meeting
Associated Project(s):The Resilience SWATeam met for the first time on October 5th, 2020 to get to know one another other and assigned team members to specific iCAP 2020 Objectives. We did icebreakers and new student members were introduced to different faculty, staff, and community members that are leading projects throughout campus. The team will have a follow-up meeting on October 9th to discuss work done over the past week and complete the iCAP 2020 Assessment. Attached are the meeting minutes.
The agenda was as follows:
1. Introductions
2. Evaluation of current progress on completing iCAP 2020 Objectives
Attached Files:Resilience Team Clerk and Co-Chair met to discuss agenda
Associated Project(s):Kimmy Chuang and Morgan White met to discuss the agenda and scheduling for the upcoming Resilience Team meeting.
SWATeam charge letters
Associated Project(s):Attached are the charge letters sent to each of the SWATeam members with the iWG copied, on September 16 by iSEE interim director, Dr. Madhu Khanna.
Attached Files:SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Zero Waste.pdf
SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Transportation.pdf
SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Resilience.pdf
SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Land and Water.pdf
SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Engagement.pdf
SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Energy.pdf
SWATeam Charge Letter 2020-21 - Education.pdf
Diversity and Environmental Justice resources
Climate Action in Columbus, Ohio
Communities, Climate, Equity and Policy - from EcoAmerica
Email to Resilience SWATeam re: Edu002 recommendation
Associated Project(s):Hello Resilience SWATeam!
I hope this message finds you well. In the spring, one Education SWATeam (Edu002) recommendation to the iCAP Working Group suggested developing a sustainable communities paid internship program for students, in partnership with local businesses, non-profits, local government agencies, and local community-based organizations. As the recommendation states, the program would be designed to provide student opportunities in the sustainability field to advance resiliency efforts in our region and help tackle challenges related to climate change.
The iWG recommended including the Resilience SWATeam in discussions on how best to move this forward since it directly involves and relates to the community. We recognized that cities are interested in working with students though funding may be a potential barrier. Your input on this recommendation will be very helpful. What are your initial thoughts on this recommendation? Does this seem like a feasible project, and what would be needed to implement such a program? Meredith may schedule a meeting in the fall between the two SWATeams to discuss further, though in the meantime, please respond with your feedback.
Thank you!
Ximing CaiAugust 2, 2020
COVID-19, Climate Change and Health: A Webinar May 19 at Noon CDT
Associated Project(s):Join NCSA and LAS for a chat on lessons we can learn on the interplay between climate and human health in the wake of the COVID-19 shutdowns. These findings could potentially help improve air quality and health in areas of poor air quality. Larry DiGirolamo, Don Wuebbles, and Ashish Sharma will cover current observations and review the challenges involved in approaching this research.
May 19, 12 PM • Tuesday, Noon Central Daylight Time Barbara Jewett • National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
COVID-19, Climate Change and Health: A Webinar May 19 at Noon CDT
Resilience Team Meeting: April 22, 2020
Associated Project(s):The Resilience SWATeam met on 04/22/2020 to discuss changes and edits to the draft of the Resilience Chapter of the 2020 iCAP that the team recieved from the iWG. After the discussion, edits were made to the draft document and then sent to the iWG for further review.
Resilience Team Meeting: April 3, 2020
Associated Project(s):The minutes of the Resilience Team meeting held on 04/03/2020 is attached.
Attached Files:Resilience Team Meeting: February 28, 2020
Associated Project(s):The meeting minutes from the Resilience Team's meeting on 2/28/2020 is attached.
Attached Files:Resilience Team Meeting Minutes - January 31, 2020
Associated Project(s):Attached Files:iWG Meeting Minutes from 2/17/2020
Associated Project(s):Attached are the meeting minutes from the iWG meeting on 2/17/2020. This meeting focused on discussing the resilience objectives.
Attached Files:Meeting Minutes Resilience for Working Advisory Team December 16, 2019
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