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SUMMARY:January Quarterly Meeting: Environmental Justice
DESCRIPTION:The January Quarterly Meeting of the BES focused on Environmental Justice. \nThe meeting was held in person at the Technology Research Center (TRC)\, Room 206 on UMBC’s campus. \nSTREAM a recorded video of the meeting. \nDOWNLOAD a recorded video of the meeting. \nDOWNLOAD Meeting Notes and Discussion \nFull details and agenda below.\nPrintable PDF version HERE \nBES Quarterly Science Meeting: Environmental Justice Practice and Research \nTIME: 8:30am – 1pm\, Wednesday\, January 25th\nLOCATION\nPhysical:\nRoom 206\nUMBC Technology Research Center (TRC)\n5200 Westland Blvd\nArbutus\, MD 21227 \nParking:\nUMBC parking lot #25 surrounds the Technology Research Center. If you park in this lot and would like to have free parking\, you will need to provide the following vehicle information to the TRC building manager (Patricia Smith) on a sign-in sheet upon entering the building: \nTag Number and State; Make and Model; Color\n \nAGENDA\n8:30     Coffee\, Snacks\, and Hellos\n9:00     Goals and Introductions\nModerator\, Tanaira Cullens\, Environmental Scientist\, Biohabitats \n\nBecome familiar with\n\nTopic\nPractices\, findings\, and data\nNeeds and opportunities\nOrganizations and individuals\n\n\nIdentify actions: Let’s not let this meeting be “one and done”\nBe comfortable with being uncomfortable\n\n9:15     Brief Orientation to Topic\nMorgan Grove\, USDA Forest Service \n\nDisamenities / Amenities // Distributional (Patterns) / Procedural (Processes)\n\nLinking Distributional and Procedural over Time\n\n\nEJ as a resilient system: an expanded set of “parts”\, feedbacks\, and long-term understanding (how did it come to be)\n\nHousing\, zoning\, employment\, education\, policing\, wealth creation\, and so on?\n\n\nOther perspectives / ideas?\n\n9:35     Practice:\nWhat is the current state of EJ practice in Baltimore that could include policy\, planning\, and management perspectives and from government and civic society sectors? \n\nMeghan Hazer Alvarez\, Watershed Planning + Partnerships (DPW)\nTree Equity\, MD DNR Forest Service\nMark Montgomery\, Pastor\, Union Baptist Church\n\n10:05     Break \n10:15     Research:\nWhat is the current state of EJ research in Baltimore? \n\nLong term EJ dynamics in Baltimore\, Morgan Grove\nStreet Tree Diversity and Redlining in Baltimore\, Karin Burghardt\, University of Maryland\, College Park\nMosquitos and Community Engagement\, Dawn Biehler\, University of Maryland\, Baltimore County\n\n11:05     Engaging / Sharing Practice / Research: \nWhat are the needs and opportunities for better engaging EJ practices and research from community to municipal levels: listening and sharing in Baltimore? \n\nThe problem of “Us” talking to “Us”\n\nPeople who are experiencing the injustices\n\n\nAre there other opportunities to expand who is in the conversation?\n\nHosted by other groups such as BUILD / ACT Now\n\n\nTimes that are more accessible: weekends / evenings\nInstitutional barriers to connecting Practice\, Research\, and Education\n\n11:35     Production: \nWhat are the needs and opportunities for the production of EJ research in Baltimore\, including students at different “stages” of life\, academics\, and academic institutions in Baltimore? \n\nLandscape of Fear\nPolicy and the “community meeting” requirement for projects\nIntergenerational/socioeconomic barriers\nMentorship Opportunities\n\nUniversity programs such as iCARE\nParks & People BRANCHES program\nTemple X school\n\n\n\n12:05     Mutual Aid and Next steps:\nIdeas for future activities for partnership \n\nWhat’s the network?\n\nWho’s involved and who’s missing\n\n\nWhere can we be helpful?\nHow can we be helpful?\n\nBES website: Synthesis research documents with links to publications and data\nOverall city synthesis of practice and research\n\n\nCalendar of events\n\n1:00     Adjourn
URL:https://baltimoreecosystemstudy.org/event/2023-jan-quarterly/
LOCATION:UMBC Techology Research Center\, 5200 Westland Blvd.\, Room 206\, Arbutus\, Maryland\, 21227\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meeting,Quarterly Meeting
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