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Appendix B: Agenda of Public Sessions
Pages 87-92

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From page 87...
... ● Victoria Robinson, Lead for Stakeholder Engagement and Emergency Management, Community Support and Engagement Team, Office of Environmental Justice, EPA ● Sheryl Stohs, Region 10, Environmental Justice Program and Grants Coordinator, Office of the Regional Administration Division, Policy and Environmental Review Branch, EPA ● Danny Gogal, Tribal and Indigenous Peoples Program Manager, Lead 87
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From page 88...
... (Texas) 2:05–2:15pm Q & A and Clarifications from the Moderator 2:15–2:25pm Discussion with Committee Members, Panelists and Moderators ● Anne Petersen, Committee Chair, University of Michigan 2:25–2:30pm Closing Remarks 2:30pm Adjourn Committee Member Presentations Monday, October 25, 2021 1:00–3:00pm EDT 1:00–1:05pm Welcome and Agenda 1:05–3:00pm Presentations from Committee Members 1:05–1:35pm ● Jaimie Masterson: Texas Target Communities -- Lessons Learned and Criteria for Participation 1:35–2:05pm ● Mat Sanders: Louisiana's Strategic Adaptation for Future Environments -- Multijurisdictional Engagement Efforts 2:05–2:35pm ● David Shaw: Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative -- Research-Intensive 2:35-3:00pm Partnerships ● Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling: Gulf Region Health Outreach Program -- Enterprise Evaluation and the Management of a Regional Public Health Effort 3:00pm Adjourn 88
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From page 89...
... Presentations by David Perkes and Roy Hart Friday, October 25, 2021 1:00–3:00pm EDT 12:00–12:05pm Welcome and Introduction 12:05–12:25pm Presentation: Expanding the Work of Resilience with Long-term Community Partnerships ● David Perkes, Professor of Architecture and Founding Director of the Gulf Coast Community Design Studio, Mississippi State University 12:25–12:40pm Discussion and Q&A with Committee 12:40–1:00pm Presentation: Community Involvement, Data, and the Management of Public Health Coalitions ● Roy Hart, Executive Director, Mississippi Public Health Institute 1:00–1:15pm Discussion and Q&A with Committee Panel on Alaskan Perspectives Friday, December 17, 2021 1:00–4:00pm ET 1:00–1:10pm Welcome and Agenda • Anne Peterson, Committee Chair • Tom Arrison, Study Director • John Ben Soileau, PGA Staff 1:10–3:10pm Panel Presentations: Institutional Perspectives Moderator: James Temte, Acting Director, Office of Research and Community Engagement, Alaska Pacific University 1:10–1:20pm ● Malinda Chase, Tribal Liaison for Alaska's Tribes and the Climate Research Community at University of Fairbanks 1:20–1:30pm ● Desirae Mack, Senior Program Manager at Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium 1:30–1:40pm ● Matthew Druckenmiller, Director of Navigating the New Arctic, National Science Foundation 1:40–2:10pm Moderated Discussion 2:10–2:40pm Open Q & A 2:50–4:00pm Panel Presentations: Community Perspectives Moderator: Jackie Qataliña Schaeffer, Community Development Manager, ANHC 89
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From page 90...
... Program Moderated Q&A 1:25–2:00pm 2:00–3:30pm Panel: The RCC Partnership in Houston Moderator: Jaimie Masterson, Director, Texas Target Communities Panel Presentations: ● Corinne LaTourneau, Founding Principal of RCC & Former Managing 2:00–2:15pm Director for N America 100RC/RCC ● Laura Patiño, Deputy Chief Resilience and Sustainability Officer for the 2:15–2:30pm City of Houston ● Huey German-Wilson, Program Director at Northeast Houston 2:30–2:45pm Redevelopment Council 2:45–3:10pm Moderated Discussion 3:10–3:30pm Open Q & A 3:30pm Adjourn 90
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From page 91...
... Project Impact Panel: FEMA and Community Perspectives Friday, January 21, 2022 2:00–4:00pm ET 2:00–2:10pm Welcome and Agenda • Anne Peterson, Committee Chair • Tom Arrison, Study Director • John Ben Soileau, Project Lead 2:10–4:00pm Moderated Dialogue: Project Impact and Multisectoral Community Partnerships Moderator: Mathew Sanders, Committee Member; Senior Manager, Flood-Prepared Communities, The Pew Charitable Trusts Moderated Dialogue 2:10–3:10pm ● Maria Vorel, Former National Director of Project Impact ● Ines Pearce, Former Seattle Project Impact Director ● Ann Patton, Former Tulsa Project Impact Executive Director Moderated Discussion and Open Q & A 3:10–4:00pm Panel on Gulf Regional Partnerships Friday, January 28, 2022 1:00–4:00pm ET 1:00–1:10pm ET Welcome and Agenda • Anne Peterson, Committee Chair • Tom Arrison, Study Director • John Ben Soileau, Project Lead 91
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From page 92...
... Martin, Planning and Grants Coordinator, City of Ocean Springs, Mississippi 92
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Key Terms

  • tom arrison
  • committee chair
  • founding principal
  • deputy chief
  • anne petersen

  • texas target
  • sustainability officer
  • health effort
  • indigenous peoples
  • jaimie masterson

  • former managing
  • danny gogal
  • chief resilience
  • target communities
  • peoples program

  • community support
  • engagement team
  • global affairs
  • justice program
  • region health

  • corinne latourneau
  • gulf region
  • health outreach
  • review branch
  • environmental review

  • sheryl stohs
  • study director
  • public health
  • program manager
  • moderated discussion


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